CSM București (rugby)

CSM Bucuresti was a Romanian rugby union team based in București, that played in the CEC Bank SuperLiga.

CSM București
Full nameClubul Sportiv Municipal București
Founded24 June 2007 (24 June 2007)
Disbanded2019 (2019)
LocationBucurești, Romania
Ground(s)Stadionul Olimpia (Capacity: 1,000)
League(s)CEC Bank SuperLiga
2018–193rd
Official website
www.csmbucuresti.ro

Honours

  • Cupa României:
    • Winners (2): 2017, 2018
  • Cupa Regelui:
    • Winners (1): 2018

Last squad before dissolution[1]

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under WR eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WR nationality.

Player Position Union
Florin Bârdașu Hooker Romania
Alexandru Oancea Hooker Romania
Makefu Tongia Hooker Tonga
Vasile Bălan Prop Romania
Omar Baliashvili Prop Georgia
Alexandru Gordaș Prop Romania
Iulian Hartig Prop Romania
Marius Pocriș Prop Romania
Alexandru Savin Prop Romania
Marian Drenceanu Lock Romania
Davit Gigauri Lock Georgia
Ștefan Iancu Lock Romania
Kamil Sobota Lock Romania
Ovidiu Tonița Lock Romania
Jarrid Els Flanker Germany
Adrian Ion Flanker Romania
Alexandru Mitu Flanker Romania
Dragoș Ser Flanker Romania
Stelian Burcea Number 8 Romania
Player Position Union
Tudorel Bratu Scrum-half Romania
Valentin Calafeteanu Scrum-half Romania
Lama Sioeli Scrum-half Tonga
Karlo Aspeling Fly-half South Africa
Danie Faasen Fly-half South Africa
George Oprea Fly-half Romania
Hagen Schulte Fly-half Germany
Hinckley Vaovasa Fly-half New Zealand
Fonovai Tangimana Centre Romania
Moa Mua Maliepo Centre Romania
Julien Onuțu Centre Romania
Cătălin Prunaru Centre Romania
Florin Vlaicu Centre Romania
Ștefan Cucoș Wing Romania
Cosmin Iliuță Wing Romania
Marian Ispir Wing Romania
Nicolas Onuțu Wing Romania
Florentin Ion Fullback Romania
  • note - Players in bold have played at least one match for their national team.

See also

References

  1. "CSM BUCURESTI current squad list". SuperLiga CEC Bank (in Romanian). Retrieved 9 December 2018.
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