Germany national rugby league team

Germany

Governing body

Rugby League Deutschland

Region

Europe

Head coach

Dan Stocks

Captain

Kristian Keinhorst

Most caps

Kristian Keinhorst (15)

Top try-scorer

Jimmy Keinhorst (19)

Top point-scorer

Jimmy Keinhorst (108)

RLIF ranking

22nd

Colours

First international

Germany 34–32 Austria

(Bad Reichenhall, Germany; 2006)

Biggest win

Germany 96–0 Czech Republic

(Hochspeyer, Germany; 2010)

Biggest defeat

Germany 6–90 Serbia

(Hochspeyer, Germany; 2011)

The Germany national rugby league team is the national rugby league team of Germany.

For more German stats, news, team results and more visit Germany's RLEF Page.

National team

The captain of the national side is Kristian Keinhorst and the national coach Dan Stocks. The most capped player is Kristian Keinhorst who has 15 Caps.

As well as playing friendlies and one-off games, the German national team has participated in two tournaments.

In the Central Europe Development Tri-Nations in 2006 they won both of their matches narrowly beating Austria in Bad Reichenhall in front of over 350 people. They then beat Estonia in Tallinn to seal victory of the competition.

2011 squad

2011 Germany Squad

First team squad

Coaching staff

1 Nick Keinhorst - FB
2 Max Schoengen - WG
3 Nico Koch - CE
4 Jimmy Keinhorst - CE
5 Christoph Huber - WG
6 Damien Seibold - FE, HB
7 Kristian Keinhorst (c) - HB, FE
8 Thomas Isaak - PR
9 Danny Stocks - HK
10 Fabrice Fehlman - PR
11 Christian Gabriel - SR
12 Bene Rehm - SR
13 Simon Cooper - LF, SR

14 Arthur Schein - HK, FE
15 Benedict Behr-Heyder - PR
16 Max Froeschner - SR, LF
17 Liam Doughton - PR

Head coach

Dan Stocks

Legend:

(c) Captain
(vc) Vice captain

Updated: 4 July 2010
Source(s): European Shield 2010

RLIF World Rankings
Official Rankings as of November 2016^[1]
Rank	Change	Team	Points
1		Australia
2		New Zealand
3		England
4		Scotland
5		Samoa
6		France
7		Fiji
8		Ireland
9		Wales
10		United States
11		Serbia
12		Canada
13		Italy
14		Tonga
15		Papua New Guinea
16		Russia
17		Jamaica
18		Belgium
19		Spain
20		Malta
21		Lebanon
22		Ukraine
23		Germany
24		Czech Republic
25		Cook Islands
26		Norway
27		Denmark
28		Greece
29		Sweden
30		Netherlands
31		South Africa
32		Niue
33		Philippines
34		Chile
35		Vanuatu
36		Latvia
37		Solomon Islands
38		Hungary
39		El Salvador
40		Morocco

Notable players

Results

European Shield

Since 2007, Germany has been a participant in the European Shield, the successor to the Central Europe Tri-Nations. In the 2007 Shield, they were beaten in Heidelberg by a strong Serbia side but beat the Czech Republic in Prague, subsequently finishing second.

In the 2008 European Shield, Germany again defeated the Czech team. However, they lost to the subsequent champions Italy and again took second for the tournament.

The 2009 European Shield featured the same three sides as in 2008. The first match of the tournament saw Germany lose to the Czech Republic 30–4 in Olomouc. That game marked the first international victory for the Czech team.^[2]

In the 2010 European Shield, Germany lost to the subsequent group winners Serbia and defeated the Czech team, finishing in the second place.

All-time Results Record

Team	First Played	Played	Win	Loss	Points for	Points against	Last meeting
Austria	2006	1	1	0	34	32	2006
Czech Republic	2007	4	3	1	206	72	2010
Estonia	2006	1	1	0	38	24	2006
Italy	2008	3	0	3	86	166	2013
Malta	2011	1	1	0	36	12	2011
Norway	2011	1	0	1	28	32	2011
Russia	2012	2	0	2	26	62	2013
Serbia	2007	5	1	4	61	238	2013
Netherlands	2013	2	2	0	98	38	2013

Date	Result	Competition	Venue	Attendance
3 May 2014	Germany def. Netherlands 70-16	Friendly	Delft, Netherlands	Not Known
10 August 2013	Russia def. Germany 30–0	Rugby League European Shield		Not Known
27 July 2013	Italy def. Germany 66–30	Rugby League European Shield	Nordstern Stadion, Karlsruhe	Not Known^[3]
18 May 2013	Serbia def. Germany 46–10	Rugby League European Shield	Makiš Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia	Not Known^[4]
4 May 2013	Germany def. Netherlands 28–22	Friendly International	Heidelberg, Germany	Not Known^[5]
19 May 2012	Russia def. Germany 32–26	Rugby League European Shield	Heidelberg, Germany	Not Known^[6]
12 May 2012	Germany def. Serbia 25–24	Rugby League European Shield	Heidelberg, Germany	Not Known^[7]
23 July 2011	Germany def. Malta 36–12	Rugby League European Shield	Hochspeyer, Kaiserslautern, Germany	300 approx^[8]
9 July 2011	Norway def. Germany 32–28	Rugby League European Shield	Bislett Stadion, Oslo, Norway	Not known^[9]
22 April 2011	Serbia def. Germany 90–6	Friendly International	Hochspeyer, Kaiserslautern, Germany	Not known^[10]
17 July 2010	Germany def. Czech Republic 96–0	Rugby League European Shield, West Division	Hochspeyer, Kaiserslautern, Germany	350 approx^[11]
3 July 2010	Serbia def. Germany 40–14	Rugby League European Shield, West Division	FC Radnicki, Belgrade, Serbia	Not known^[12]
18 July 2009	Italy def. Germany 42–30	Rugby League European Shield	Heurth Stadion, Cologne, Germany	Not known^[13]
4 July 2009	Czech Republic def. Germany 30–4	Rugby League European Shield	Lokomotiva Olomouc, Olomouc, Czech Republic	Not known^[14]
3 August 2008	Germany def. Czech Republic 62–20	Rugby League European Shield	Karlsruhe, Germany	Not known^[15]
13 June 2008	Italy def. Germany 58–26	Rugby League European Shield	Stadio Communale del Plebiscito, Padova, Italy	Not known^[16]
4 August 2007	Germany def. Czech Republic 44–22	Rugby League European Shield	Slavia Prague, Prague, Czech Republic	Not known^[17]
7 July 2007	Serbia def. Germany 38–6	Rugby League European Shield	Heidelberg, Germany	Not known^[18]
22 July 2006	Germany def. Estonia 38–24	Rugby League European Shield	Viimsi Stadium, Tallinn	528
25 June 2006	Germany def. Austria 34–32	Rugby League European Shield	Nonner Stadion, Bad Reichenhall	358

References

External links

Rugby League European Federation

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National teams	Austria Bosnia Belgium Catalonia Czech Republic England Estonia France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lebanon Malta Moldova Morocco Netherlands Norway Portugal Russia Scotland Serbia Spain Sweden Ukraine Wales

Competitions	European Cup European Championship B (second tier) European Championship C (third tier) Euro Med Challenge (defunct)

Rugby League International Federation

Full members	Australia Cook Islands England Fiji France Ireland Jamaica Lebanon New Zealand Papua New Guinea Russia Samoa Scotland Serbia South Africa Tonga Ukraine Wales

Affiliate nations	Belgium Canada Czech Republic Denmark Germany Ghana Greece Hungary Italy Japan Latvia Malta Morocco Netherlands Norway Spain Sweden United Arab Emirates United States

Unaffiliated nations	American Samoa Argentina Austria Bosnia Burundi Catalonia Chile Ecuador El Salvador Estonia Georgia Moldova New Caledonia Niue Norfolk Island Peru Philippines Portugal Solomon Islands Thailand Tokelau Uruguay Vanuatu West Indies

International competitions	Men's World Cup Women's World Cup Tertiary Student Rugby League World Cup Four Nations Anzac Test The Ashes Asian Cup Baskerville Shield European Cup European Shield European Bowl Mediterranean Cup Pacific Cup Saint Patrick's Day Test Slavic Cup Peter Leitch QSM Challenge Trophy Atlantic Cup Colonial Cup Nordic Cup Milan Kosanovic Cup Balkans Cup Cabramatta International Nines Latino Rugby League Sevens

Awards and rankings	Hall of Fame Golden Boot RLIF Awards World Rankings

Teams list	Men's Women's

National sports teams of Germany

American football M F Australian rules football M F Badminton Ball hockey Bandy Baseball Basketball M M-U19 M-U17 M-3x3 F F-U19 F-U17 F-3x3 CP Beach soccer Cricket Equestrian Field hockey M F Floorball F F U19 Football M M-U23 M-U21 M-Y F F-U23 F-U20 F-Y Roller derby Goalball F F U19 Gymnastics Handball M F Ice hockey M F Ice sledge hockey Inline hockey M F Korfball Rugby league Rugby union M M-7 F Skiing Roller hockey M F Softball M F F U19 Squash M F Tennis Davis Cup Fed Cup Hopman Cup Track racing Longtrack Speedway U21 U19 Volleyball M F Volleyball (sitting) M Water polo M F

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