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• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga abstract "The 2009–10 Rugby-Bundesliga was the 39th edition of this competition and the 90th edition of the German rugby union championship. Ten teams played a home-and-away season with a finals round between the top four teams at the end. The bottom two teams are relegated. The season started on 29 August 2009 and finished with the championship final on 29 May 2010, interrupted by a winter break from early December to late March.The competition's defending champion was SC 1880 Frankfurt, who won it in the previous two seasons. In the 2010 final, SC 1880 lost to Heidelberger RK, the previous seasons runners-up, which won its first championship since 1986 and its seventh overall. The final was drawn 22-all after regular time and was decided in extra time, where HRK scored 17 unanswered points to be crowned German champions of the men, already having won the 2010 women's final earlier that year. The 2010 final was contested by the two teams expected to do so at the start of the season, SC 1880 and HRK being the only two teams in Germany considered professional. The final was considered to have been of high niveau, with long-term German Bundestrainer Peter Ianusevici declaring it the best German championship final he had ever watched.Below the Rugby-Bundesliga sat the 2nd Rugby-Bundesliga, which is divided into two divisions with ten teams each. With the RC Luxembourg, a team from Luxembourg, a non-German side competed in the league in 2009-10. The inclusion of this side in the 2009 promotion round to the 2nd Bundesliga had caused some debate in regards to its legality, as the club had not qualified to do so through the German league system and was not a member of any of the German regional rugby federations. However, RC Luxembourg's application was declared valid in regards to the German Rugby Federation's rules and regulations and the team finished second in the promotion round, earning a place in the 2nd Bundesliga for 2009-10.".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga wikiPageID "26601061".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga wikiPageRevisionID "569723777".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga attendance "1800".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga attendance "800".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga attendance "900".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga away Heidelberger_RK.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga away Stuttgarter_RC.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga away TSV_Handschuhsheim.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga caption "Location of teams in the Rugby-Bundesliga 2009-10".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga caption "Official logo of the DRV".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga champions Heidelberger_RK.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con "Hamstra 81', 98'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con "Heimpel 80'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con "Manawatu 47'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con "Manawatu 76'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con "Pipa 35'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga con Carlin_Hamstra.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga count "7".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga date "2010-05-22".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga date "2010-05-23".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga date "2010-05-29".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga drop "Jordaan 34'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga drop Carlin_Hamstra.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga float "right".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga home RG_Heidelberg.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga home SC_1880_Frankfurt.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga home TSV_Victoria_Linden.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga imagesize "185".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga name "2009".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga nextseason "2010".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen "Hamstra 20', 51', 65', 88'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen "Heimpel 10'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen "Manawatu 21', 33', 60', 75', 80'+".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen "Pipa 15', 40', 49'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen Carlin_Hamstra.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga pen Keiran_Manawatu.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga prevseason "2008".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga promoted "none".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga referee "Dana Teargarden".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga referee "Frank Himmer".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga relegated ASV_Köln_Rugby.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga report pics,1.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga report pics,1.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga report pics,1.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga runnerUp SC_1880_Frankfurt.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga score "10".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga score "15".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga score "22".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga score "27".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga stadium Frankfurt.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga stadium Fritz-Grunebaum-Sportpark.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga stadium Heidelberg.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga stadium Sportanlage_an_der_Feldgerichtstrasse.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga stadium "Sportplatz an der Feldgerichtstraße, Frankfurt am Main".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga time "720.0".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga time "840.0".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga time "900.0".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga topPointScorer Fabian_Heimpel.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga topTryScorer Alexander_Pipa.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try Se%C3%A1n_Armstrong.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try Steffen_Liebig.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try "Himmer 72', 80'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try "Liebig 54', Hamstra 68', Jordaan 81', Keinhorst 98'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try "Manawatu 15', Hauck 75'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try "Porter 47'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try "Wetzel 35'".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga try Caine_Elisara.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga width "350".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:2009_in_German_sport.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:2009_in_Luxembourg.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:2009–10_rugby_union_tournaments_for_clubs.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:2010_in_German_sport.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:2010_in_Luxembourg.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:Rugby-Bundesliga.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga subject Category:Rugby_union_in_Luxembourg.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga comment "The 2009–10 Rugby-Bundesliga was the 39th edition of this competition and the 90th edition of the German rugby union championship. Ten teams played a home-and-away season with a finals round between the top four teams at the end. The bottom two teams are relegated.".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga label "2009–10 Rugby-Bundesliga".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga label "Championnat d'Allemagne de rugby à XV 2009-2010".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga label "Rugby-Bundesliga 2009/10".
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga sameAs 2009%E2%80%9310_Rugby-Bundesliga.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga sameAs 10.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga sameAs Championnat_d'Allemagne_de_rugby_à_XV_2009-2010.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga sameAs Q825675.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga sameAs Q825675.
• 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga wasDerivedFrom 2009–10_Rugby-Bundesliga?oldid=569723777.