2010 Rugby Super League season

United States New York Athletic Club San Francisco Golden Gate 49 2009 2011 The 2010 Rugby Super League season was the fourteenth season of the Rugby Super League, the United States premier division of rugby. The regular season commenced on March 13, 2010. On May 1, 2010, the regular season ended, and was followed by the playoffs, for which the top four clubs qualified. The defending champions were New York Athletic Club. Format The 14 teams were grouped into two conferences, the Red, and Blue Conferences. Each team played every other team in their conference once, all the teams three home games and three away games. Participating clubs Club Coach Captain Ground CapacityBoston Irish WolfhoundsSteve TeasdaleIrish Cultural Center, CantonBoston RFCEugene MountjoyFranklin Park500CharlotteDavid WilliamsSkillbeck Athletic GroundsChicago GriffinsRiis ParkChicago LionsSchiller WoodsDallas HarlequinsSAF Michael EngelbrechtGlencoe ParkDenver BarbariansStephen HazelDick's Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, ColoradoLife UniversityENG James IsaacsonNew York Athletic ClubMike TolkinNew York Athletic Club, Travers Island, New YorkOld BluePaul SilvermanVan Cortlandt Park, New York CityOld Mission Beach Athletic ClubReldon 'Bing' DawsonLittle Q, San DiegoOld Puget Sound BeachVili LinoPotomac Athletic ClubPeter BaggettaNational Mall, Washington, D.C.San Francisco Golden GatePaul KeelerBalboa Park Standings Red Conference TeamPldWLDBonusTotal1San Francisco Golden Gate66006242Denver Barbarians65105203Chicago Griffins64203164Old Puget Sound Beach66305125Chicago Lions6240586Old Mission Beach Athletic Club6150247Dallas Harlequins606030 Blue Conference TeamPldWLDBonusTotal1New York Athletic Club65013222Life University65014223Boston RFC64203164Old Blue63303125Potomac Athletic Club6240286Charlotte6150247Boston Irish Wolfhounds660020 References:http://www.rugbyarchive.net/compseasons/316?Stagione=2010 RugbyArchive www.rugbyarchive.net Play-offs Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 25 150 New York Athletic Club 38 Old Puget Sound Beach 29 Denver Barbarians 0 Boston RFC 28 San Francisco Golden Gate 62 Old Blue 15 Life University 56 Chicago Griffins 10 New York Athletic Club 34 Boston RFC 7 San Francisco Golden Gate 20 Life University 14 New York Athletic Club 28 San Francisco Golden Gate 25 References Category:Rugby Super League (United States) Super league Super League