Rugby Americas North
| Język roboczy | |
|---|---|
| Siedziba | |
| Członkowie | 20 związków |
| Przewodniczący | Miguel Carner |
| Wiceprzewodniczący | Rick Bourne |
| Strona internetowa | |
Rugby Americas North (RAN) – międzynarodowa organizacja zrzeszająca krajowe związki sportowe w rugby union z Ameryki Północnej i Karaibów, jedna z sześciu regionalnych federacji stowarzyszonych z World Rugby, odpowiedzialna za organizację rozgrywek międzynarodowych w tej części świata.
Organizacja powstała w 2001 roku jako North America and West Indies Rugby Association (NAWIRA), 8 sierpnia 2009 roku przemianowała się na North America Caribbean Rugby Association[1], a obecną nazwę przyjęła pod koniec roku 2016[2].
Członkowie
Po przyjęciu związków rugby z Curaçao oraz Turks i Caicos w sierpniu 2011 roku liczba członków NACRA wynosiła 19[3], zaś w sierpniu 2019 roku jako dwudziesty został przyjęty związek z Belize[4].
| Państwo | Związek |
|---|---|
| Pełni członkowie WR | |
 Bahamy | Bahamas Rugby Football Union |
 Barbados | Barbados Rugby Football Union |
 Bermudy | Bermuda Rugby Football Union |
 Gujana | Guyana Rugby Football Union |
 Jamajka | Jamaica Rugby Football Union |
 Kajmany | Cayman Rugby Football Union |
 Kanada | Rugby Canada |
 Meksyk | Federación Mexicana de Rugby |
 Saint Vincent i Grenadyny | St. Vincent & The Grenadines Rugby Union |
 Stany Zjednoczone | USA Rugby |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Trinidad and Tobago Rugby Football Union |
| Członkowie stowarzyszeni WR | |
 Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze | British Virgin Islands Rugby Union |
 Saint Lucia | St. Lucia Rugby Football Union |
| Pełni członkowie RAN | |
 Dominikana | Federación Dominicana de Rugby |
 Gwadelupa | Comité Territorial de Rugby de Guadeloupe |
 Martynika | Comité Territorial de Rugby de Martinique |
 Saint Kitts i Nevis | St Kitts and Nevis Rugby Association |
| Członkowie stowarzyszeni RAN | |
 Belize | Rugby Belize |
 Curaçao | Curacao Rugby Federation |
 Turks i Caicos | Turks and Caicos Islands Rugby Football Union |
Organizowane rozgrywki
- RAN Championship
- RAN Sevens
- RAN Women’s Sevens
- RAN Women’s Rugby Championship
Przypisy
- ↑ New Regional Constitution Adopted and Executive Elected (ang.). nacrugby.com @ web.archive.org. [dostęp 2012-06-11].
- ↑ NACRA Rebranded to Rugby Americas North (ang.). americasrugbynews.com. [dostęp 2017-02-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2016-03-26)].
- ↑ About North America Caribbean Rugby Association “NACRA” (ang.). nacrugby.com @ web.archive.org. [dostęp 2012-06-11].
- ↑ Rugby Belize joins Rugby Americas North as 20th Member Union (ang.). rugbyamericasnorth.com. [dostęp 2019-09-04]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-09-04)].
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