Iași Sevens

Iasi Sevens
Year founded: 2008

Iaşi Sevens Logo
Iaşi Sevens Helmet

Iaşi Sevens Uniform
City Iași, Romania
Team Colors Grey, White and Dark Purple
              
Head Coach Robert Cimpoesu
Stadium Sandu Ville Gorun Rugby Stadium
Website www.iasisevens.com

Iași Sevens is an American football team, based in Iași, Romania.

History

The team was formed in January 2008.[1] The first try-out and practice was held on February 3rd, of the same year.

Objectives

The team states that their objectives are the recognition of American football as an official sport in Romania, and the creation and promotion of an internal championship.

Current status

The team trains at the Ciurchi soccer stadium in Children's Park, Iași. The home games are played on Sandu Ville Gorun Rugby Stadium, Iași.

Results

On 28 & 29 March 2009, Iasi Sevens has participated in the 4th edition of the Essone Flag Event, that took place in Paris, France. The team finished ranked 10th from 12 teams, winning 1 game and tying another.

All the teams play and respect the NCAA football rules.[2]

Roster

Iasi Sevens Roster
Quarterbacks
  • 8 Carnariu Madalin
  • 5 Tudor Sarbu
  • -- Back-ups to be determined

Running backs

  • 21 Radu Gribincea
  • -- Back-ups to be determined

Wide receivers

  • 25 Cosmin Cuzic
  • 85 Marius Cojocariu
  • 81 Alex Stanuta
  • -- Alin Sava
  • -- Back-ups to be determined

Tight ends

  • 88 Stefan Bondariuc
Offensive Linemen
  • 51 Robert Cimpoesu C
  • 69 Costin Popa RT
  • -- Iulian Lungu OG
  • -- Starters to be determined

Defensive linemen

  • 67 Vlad Iacob DE
  • 73 Laurentiu Dobre DE
  • 91 Dan Filip DT
  • 90 Ionut Ghenade DT
  • -- Starters to be determined
Linebackers
  • -- Stefan Dinu LB
  • 96 Adrian Guliciuc LB
  • 56 Marian Nedelcu LB
  • -- Victor Nastase LB

Defensive backs

  • 31 Alex David CB
  • 26 David Dorohoianu CB
  • 33 Cojan Ovidiu CB
  • 46 Catalin Cimpanu S
  • 22 Dragos Cretu S

Roster updated 2008-08-13
Players
Coaches

Color of the club Name of the color
Charcoal grey
White
Burgundy maroon

See also

External links

References


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