2012-2013 Scottish Premiership
- Aberdeen Grammar
- Ayr RFC
- Boroughmuir RFC
- Currie RFC
- Dundee HSFP
- Edinburgh Academicals RFC
- Gala RFC
- Heriots RFC
- Melrose RFC
- Stirling County RFC
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Scottish Rugby Union Premier League 2012-13
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| RBS Premiership |
- Aberdeen Grammar
- Ayr
- Boroughmuir
- Currie
- Dundee High School FP
- Edinburgh Accies
- Gala
- Heriot's
- Melrose
- Stirling County
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| RBS National League |
- Biggar
- Glasgow Hawks
- Hamilton
- Hawick
- Hillhead/Jordanhill
- Jed-Forest
- Kelso
- Selkirk
- Stewart's Melville FP
- Watsonians
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Rugby union in Scotland
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| Governing body |
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| National teams |
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Mens
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- Men's
- A
- B
- Club XV
- U-20
- U-19
- U-18
- U-17
- 7's
- School's
- British and Irish Lions
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Womens
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| Competitions |
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International
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- World Cup
- Six Nations
- Rugby World Cup Sevens
- Sevens World Series
- Commonwealth Games
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Professional Club
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Amateur Club
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- Scottish League Championship (Premiership
- National League
- Championship Leagues
- Regional Leagues - East, West, Caledonia)
- Scottish Cup
- British and Irish Cup
- Border League
- Reserve Leagues
- University Leagues
- Women's Premier League
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Defunct
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- Grampian Alliance League
- Highland Alliance League
- SuperCup
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| See also |
- History
- League System
- Scottish international players
- Murrayfield Stadium
- Edinburgh Sevens
- Borders Sevens Circuit
- Melrose Sevens
- Melrose Cup
- London Scottish F.C.
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Top-level rugby union club competitions
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| Continental or Multi-continental Tournament |
- Super Rugby
- Anglo-Welsh Cup
- British and Irish Cup
- European Challenge Cup
- Heineken Cup
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| Domestic leagues (Europe) |
- Belgium
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- England
- Finland
- France
- Georgia
- Germany
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russia
- Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia, Austria, Hungary and Greece
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- Wales, Ireland, Scotland and Italy
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| Domestic leagues (outside Europe) |
- Argentina
- Nacional de Clubes
- Campeonato Argentino
- Australia (defunct)
- Brazil
- Canada
- Fiji, Samoa and Tonga
- Japan
- New Zealand
- South Africa
- United States
- Uruguay
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