Belgium Barbarians

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Union Belgium		Nickname(s) Belgium Barbarians

Belgium Barbarians is an invitational rugby sevens team. They participate in 7's tournaments all around the World.

Prize list

Montreal 7's (Canada), September 2016: Finalist Cup

Budapest 7's (Hungary), July 2016: Plate Finalist

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2016: 1/2 Cup Finalist

Gand 7's (Belgium), March 2016: Winner Cup

Bornéo 7's (Malaysia), March 2016: Finalist Bowl

Dubai 7's (United Arab Emirates), December 2015: Winner Plate

London 7's (England), July 2015: 1/2 Plate Finalist

Montréal 7's (Canada), July 2015: 3rd Plate

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2015: Winner Club Gold Cup

Montreal 7's (Canada), September 2014: 3rd

Budapest 7's (Hungary), July 2014: 3rd

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2013: Finalist Plate

Montreal 7's (Canada), September 2012: Winner Cup

Athlone 7's (Ireland), August 2012: Finalist Plate

Brussels 7's (Belgium), July 2012: Winner Cup

Montreal 7's (Canada), October 2011: Winner Cup

SOOS 7's (France), June 2011: Finalist Plate

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2011: 1/4 Cup Finalist

Geneva 7's (Switzerland), April 2011: 1/2 Plate Finalist

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2010: Winner Plate

Cracovia 7's (Poland), June 2009: Winner Cup

Amsterdam 7's (Netherlands), May 2009: Finalist Plate

Nancy 7's (France), April 2009: Bowl Winner

Borneo 10's (Indonesia), November 2008: 1/2 Plate Finalist

Paris 7's (France), October 2008: Finalist Cup

Montreal 7's (Canada), October 2007: Winner Cup

Tangier 7's (Morocco), May 2007: Finalist Bowl

Seville 7's (Spain), July 2006: Finalist Plate

Bangkok 10's (Thailand), February 2006: Winner Cup

Montreal 7's (Canada), September 2005: Winner Cup

Brussels 7's (Belgium), August 2005: Winner Cup

Roma 7's (Italy), June 2005: 1/2 Plate Finalist

Sofia 7's (Bulgaria), May 2005: Winner Cup

Tangier 7's (Morocco), March 2005: 3rd

Punta Del Este 7's (Uruguay), January 2005: Finalist Plate

Montreal 7's (Canada), September 2004: Finalist Cup

Kinsale 7's (Ireland), May 2004: 1/4 Cup Finalist

São Paulo 7's (Brazil), December 2003: Winner Plate

Bangkok 7's (Thailand), November 2003: 1/2 Bowl Finalist

Kandy 7's (Sri Lanka), September 2003: Finalist Plate

Nivelles 7's (Belgium), June 2003: Winner Cup

Nairobi 7's (Kenya), June 2003: 1/2 Bowl Finalist

Belgrade 7's (Serbia), June 2003: Winner Cup

Sofia 7's (Bulgaria), May 2003: Winner Cup

Euregio 7's (Belgium), April 2003: Winner Cup

Krusevac 7's (Serbia), August 2002: 3rd

Nivelles 7's (Belgium), June 2002: Winner Cup

Benidorm 7's (Spain), May 2002: 1/2 Cup Finalist

Chiang Mai 7's (Thailand), December 2001: 11th

Kandy 7's (Sri Lanka), September 2001: 5th

Nivelles 7's (Belgium), June 2001: Winner Cup

Holyland 7's (Israel), September 2000: 3rd

New York 7's (USA), November 1999 Cup Finalist

Phuket 7's (Thailand), July 1999: 1/2 Cup Finalist

Prague 7's (Czech Republic), July 1999: 3rd

Prague 7's (Czech Republic), July 1998: 3rd

Prague 7's (Czech Republic), July 1997: 3rd

Emblematic players

Kevin Croke

Neil Massinon

Mat Hocken

Alain Gérard

Loic Van Der Linden

Francis N'Tamack

Julien Berger

Kevin Corrigan (rugby union)

Conor Cleary

Shane Thompson (godfather)

David Nemsadze

Johann Bombaerts

Guy Gérard (founding president)

References

Belgium Barbarians Wikipedia

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Contents

Prize list

Emblematic players

References