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Belgian Elite League

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The Belgian Elite League is the premier men's rugby union league in Belgium.

Teams

The Elite League has eight teams:

  • ASUB,
  • Boitsfort,
  • Kituro,
  • Visé,
  • Coq Mosan,
  • Soignes,
  • ROC
  • Frameries

The 2008/09 Champions were Kituro. In 2009 Dendermonde was relegated. In 2009 Visé was promoted from the Senior Division 2.

Fixtures

The teams play two matches against each team in the league, one home fixture and one away fixture.

Date Home Away Result Date Home Away Result
17/9/06 Bru Barbarians Soignes 12-13 26/11/06 ROC Coq Musan 37-7
17/9/06 ASUB Coq Musan 63-13 26/11/06 Vise Boitsfort 14-66
17/9/06 Dendermondse Vise 34-15 26/11/06 Soignes Dendermondse 12-23
17/9/06 Boitsfort ROC 7-13 26/11/06 Bru Barbarians ASUB 20-27
1/10/06 ROC Dendermondse 42-15 4/12/06 VISE ROC 15-32
1/10/06 Vise ASUB Postponed 4/12/06 ASUB Soignies 15-5
1/10/06 Coq Musan Bru Barbarians 19-22 4/12/06 Dendermondse Coq Musan 10-3
1/10/06 Soignies Boitsfort 6-11 4/12/06 Boitsfort Bru Barbarians 37-6
8/10/06 Soignes Coq Musan 83-0
8/10/06 Bru Barbarians Vise 32-20
8/10/06 ASUB ROC 14-13
8/10/06 Boitsfort Dendermondse 36-22
15/10/06 ROC Bru Barbarians 21-12
15/10/06 Vise Soignes 10-23
15/10/06 Coq Musan Boitsfort 17-50
15/10/06 ASUB Dendermondse 26-15
29/10/06 Coq Musan Vise Postponed
29/10/06 Soignes ROC Postponed
29/10/06 Dendermondse Bru Barbarians Postponed
29/10/06 Boitsfort ASUB Postponed

Staphylococus Aureus

A recent outbreak of Staphylococus Aureus has meant the postponing of numerous Elite League matches. The disease is attributed to an ASUB player who was in the Far East and has since spread to players from Coq Musan and ROC. In October 2006 the three clubs in question suspended all matches and all training at all levels for ten days.

Staphylococus Aureus is contagious and transferred particularly through open wounds.

The Belgian Rugby Federation has sent out a warning to all clubs. The following precautions should be taken:

  • Any open cuts or wounds must be covered up
  • All new cuts or wounds must be cleaned with an antiseptic and covered
  • Changing rooms and kit should be thoroughly cleaned
  • Toiletries and towels should not be shared. Any sign of infection, swelling, spots, rash, boils, ulcers, fever etc. should immediately be reported to your doctor with a mention of the above situation.

See also