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Secom Rugguts

Japanese rugby union club, based in Sayama From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Secom Rugguts
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Secom Rugguts is a Japanese rugby union team founded in 1985 by SECOM. Its name is a portmanteau of "Rugger" and "Guts". The club was in the Top League for the first season of the league but was demoted at the end of the season. As the top team of the Top East league and by then coming second after Fukuoka Sanix Bombs in the three-way Top League Challenge Series, Secom got back into the Top League for the 2005-6 season but was relegated again in 2006-7.

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On February 10, 2008 Secom's 3-10 loss to World Fighting Bull in the Top Challenge Two series ended its challenge to return to the Top League for the 2008-9 season.

Slogan for 2006 season: "Seize the day"

Rugguts will return to japanese rugby system in season 2024-2025 to third tier of the rebranded Japan Rugby League One.

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Current squad

The Secom Rugguts squad for the 2024–25 season is:[1]

Secom Rugguts squad

Props

  • Japan Yuto Takano
  • Japan Kentaro Ueno
  • Japan Sho Hasegawa
  • Japan Shogo Murakami
  • Japan Naoto Shirakawa
  • Japan Toshiki Sato
  • Japan Motoki Kaneko
  • Japan Sotaro Tanaka
  • Japan Daichi Inami REP DEP

Hookers

  • Japan Kenta Ito
  • Japan Fugo Takada
  • Japan Shota Okuno
  • Japan Tatsuki Tanina
  • Japan Makoto Kurata
  • Japan Minato Jinnouchi
  • Japan Shoki Teranishi REP

Locks

  • Wales Cory Hill
  • Japan Kazuki Asakura
  • New Zealand Troy Callander*
  • Japan Itsuki Fuji
  • Japan Wataru Tajimi
  • Japan Kosei Kanda
  • Japan Yuga Kawase REP

Flankers

  • New Zealand Whetukamokamo Douglas
  • Japan Kosuke Hattori
  • Japan Kento Mizutani
  • Japan Ryoga Sukeda
  • Japan Ryosuke Okuma
  • Japan Ryusuke Yamamoto
  • Japan Koki Iida (c)
  • Japan Yuki Tsujioka
  • Japan Ikki Morimoto REP

No8s

  • New Zealand Ash Parker*
  • Japan Shigeto Yamashita

Loose forwards

Scrum-halves

  • Japan Rikuya Takashima
  • Japan Kanaru Takahashi
  • Japan Eito Tsutsumi
  • Japan Keito Tahara
  • Japan Ryotaro Shimizu

Fly-halves

  • Japan Shota Kutsuna
  • New Zealand Daniel Wait
  • Japan Tatsuya Hayashi
  • Japan Kaito Sugawara

Centres

  • Japan Fishipuna Tuiaki
  • New Zealand TJ Faiane
  • Japan Ayumu Sawada
  • Japan Tomoya Haraguchi
  • Japan Haruya Nakasu
  • Japan Shoki Morimoto
  • Japan Riku Mizuno
  • Japan Kazuki Ikemura

Wings

  • Japan Yoshihiro Noguchi
  • Japan Ran Sando
  • Japan Tatsuki Kanza
  • Japan Musashi Matsuda
  • Japan Yushi Okuda
  • Japan Ryunosuke Fujiwara REP

Fullbacks

Utility backs

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Notable players[2][3]

Japan

  • Motohiro Akagi
  • Kensuke Iwabuchi (Former Japan international)
  • Tomohiro Oinuma (currently playing for Ricoh Black Rams)
  • Noriyoshi Ohara (currently Iwate Morioka High School RFC coach)
  • Kota Kawashima (currently playing for Kintetsu Liners)
  • Takashi Kamio
  • Yoshiyuki Koike
  • Takamasa Sawaguchi (former Japan international)
  • Manabu Komatsu (currently playing for Mitsubishi Sagamihara DynaBoars)
  • Yuta Sato (currently playing for Kamaishi Seawaves)
  • Ken Suzuki
  • Yosuke Shishido
  • Manabu Suzuki
  • Takashi Suzuki (currently playing for Kubota Spears and Japan Sevens)
  • Naoto Tanemoto (former Rugguts coach and Japan international, Waseda University RFC coach)
  • Yoshikazu Tamura (currently playing for Yamaha Jubilo)

Other Nationalities

Murray Paul Tocker , Secom Coach 2001-2003 , (Former Wellington Lions player Marist ST Pats Player )

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See also

Notes

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