Latvia national rugby league team

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Governing bodyLatvia Rugby League
RegionEurope
Head coachSteve Leonard (GBR)
CaptainJānis Zuments
Latvia
Badge of Latvia team
Team information
Governing bodyLatvia Rugby League
RegionEurope
Head coachSteve Leonard (GBR)
CaptainJānis Zuments
IRL ranking52nd
Uniforms
First colours
Team results
First international
 Estonia 38 - 54 Latvia 
(21 October 2007, Tallinn)
Biggest win
 Estonia 4 - 74 Latvia 
(8 August 2009, Tallinn)
Biggest defeat
 Ukraine 112 - 0 Latvia 
(18 September 2010, Kyiv )

The Latvia national rugby league team was established in 2008 to represent Latvia at rugby league football.

Latvia initially competed in the European Bowl, for fourth-tier developing nations. They beat Estonia in a two-game series and therefore won the inaugural tournament after Ukraine could not gain visas to travel. In 2009 they finished in second place after losing to Ukraine and defeating Estonia. In 2010 they played in the European Shield, losing to Russia and Ukraine.[1]

In April 2015, the qualification process for the 2017 World Cup was announced. The 2015 Rugby League European Championship C tournament served as part of this process and on 9 May 2015 Latvia played Spain in a preliminary match for the right to compete in the championship alongside Greece and Malta.[2] Latvia lost the match 32–22 and as a result of this were eliminated from the world cup qualifiers.[3]

In 2024, the Latvian federation was expelled from International Rugby League due to "several years" of inactivity, thus the team is currently dormant.[4]

Results

Overall

TeamFirst PlayedPlayedWinDrawLossPoints ForPoints AgainstLast Meeting
 Estonia20074400238622009
 Ukraine2009200261522010
 Russia201010014542010
 Spain2015100112322015
TOTAL 8 4 0 4 260 300

World Cup

World Cup record
Year Round Position GP W L D
AustraliaNew Zealand 2017Failed to qualify
Total0 Titles0/130000

Results

OpponentPointsDateVenueReport
Estonia54 - 382007-10-21Tallinn[1]
Estonia48 - 102008-06-28Tallinn[5]
Estonia62 - 102008-08-03Riga[6]
Ukraine6 - 402009-07-24Riga[7]
Estonia74 - 42009-08-08Tallinn[8]
Russia4 - 542010-07-31Riga[9]
Ukraine0 - 1122010-09-18Kyiv[10]
Spain12 - 322015-05-09Riga[3]

IRL Rankings

Official rankings as of July 2025
RankChangeTeamPts %
1 Steady Australia100
2 Steady New Zealand83
3 Steady England80
4 Steady Tonga62
5 Steady Samoa53
6 Steady Papua New Guinea51
7 Steady Fiji43
8 Steady France29
9 Increase 2 Netherlands22
10 Steady Cook Islands22
11 Decrease 2 Serbia18
12 Steady Wales18
13 Steady Malta16
14 Increase 1 Greece14
15 Decrease 1 Ukraine13
16 Steady Lebanon11
17 Steady Italy10
18 Steady Ireland9
19 Increase 5 United States8
20 Decrease 1 Jamaica8
21 Decrease 1 Czech Republic8
22 Steady Scotland7
23 Decrease 2 Chile7
24 Decrease 1 Philippines7
25 Steady Poland5
26 Increase 1 Germany5
27 Increase 1 Norway5
28 Decrease 2 South Africa5
29 Steady Brazil4
30 Steady Kenya4
31 Steady Canada4
32 Steady Montenegro3
33 Steady North Macedonia3
34 Increase 22 Morocco3
35 Decrease 1 Argentina3
36 Decrease 1 Albania2
37 Decrease 1 Bulgaria2
38 Decrease 1 Ghana2
39 Decrease 1 Nigeria2
40 Decrease 1 Turkey1
41 Decrease 1 Cameroon1
42 Decrease 1 Japan1
43 Decrease 1 Spain1
44 Decrease 1 Colombia1
45 Decrease 1 El Salvador0
46 Decrease 1 Russia0
47 Decrease 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina0
48 Decrease 1 Hong Kong0
49 Decrease 1 Solomon Islands0
50 Decrease 1 Vanuatu0
51 Increase 6 Hungary0
52 Decrease 1 Latvia0
53 Decrease 1 Denmark0
54 Decrease 1 Belgium0
55 Decrease 1 Estonia0
56 Decrease 1 Sweden0
57 Decrease 7 Niue0
Complete rankings at
www.internationalrugbyleague.com

See also

References

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