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The '''Hadrian Cup''' is a rugby union tournament organised by [[Newcastle Ravens RFC]]. It is held in the Spring at the Novos ground in [[Newcastle]].<ref>http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/manchestervillagespartansrufc/events/hadrians-cup-hosted-by-the-newcastle-ravens-103795.html</ref>
The '''Hadrian Cup''' is an annual rugby union tournament organised by [[Newcastle Ravens RFC]] and founded in 2008. It is held in the spring at the Novos ground in [[Newcastle]].<ref>http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/manchestervillagespartansrufc/events/hadrians-cup-hosted-by-the-newcastle-ravens-103795.html</ref>


Teams competing in the 2012 tournament, held on 15 April, included Newcastle Ravens RFC, [[Birmingham Bulls RFC]] and [[Caledonian Thebans RFC]].<ref>http://www.facebook.com/events/251810128225697/</ref>
Teams competing have included [[Bristol Bisons RFC]], [[Newcastle Ravens RFC]], [[Birmingham Bulls RFC]], [[Caledonian Thebans RFC]], [[Manchester Spartans RFC]].
 
The format of the competition is 10 a side with twenty minute games (ten minutes each half).<ref>http://www.bisonsrfc.co.uk/events/hadrians-cup-newcastle &ndash; refers to 2010</ref>


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Latest revision as of 13:07, 10 July 2026

The Hadrian Cup is an annual rugby union tournament organised by Newcastle Ravens RFC and founded in 2008. It is held in the spring at the Novos ground in Newcastle.[1]

Teams competing have included Bristol Bisons RFC, Newcastle Ravens RFC, Birmingham Bulls RFC, Caledonian Thebans RFC, Manchester Spartans RFC.

The format of the competition is 10 a side with twenty minute games (ten minutes each half).[2]

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