2011–12 División de Honor de Rugby

The 2011–12 División de Honor was the 45th season of the top flight of the Spanish domestic rugby union competitions since 1953. It began in autumn 2011 and finished on May 12 with the Final. The defending champions are CR La Vila, while Universidad de Vigo and Getxo Artea RT are the teams promoted from División de Honor B.[1]

2011–12 División de Honor
Countries Spain
ChampionsValladolid
Runners-upOrdizia
RelegatedAlcobendas
Matches played90
Tries scored600
(average 6.7 per match)
Top point scorerDaniel Waenga, 221
Top try scorerJulen Goia, 17

Competition format

The regular season runs through 18 matchdays. Upon completion the regular season, it is the turn of championship playoffs. The breakdown is as follows;

  • Teams in 1st & 2nd at regular season standings receive a bye to semifinal.
  • Teams at 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th position plays for the two vacant places in quarter-finals.
  • Team in 9th position plays the relegation playoff.
  • Team in 10th position is relegated.

  • Each win means 4 points to winning team.
  • A draw means 2 points for each team.
  • 1 bonus point for a team that achieves 4 tries in a match.
  • A defeat by 7 or less points means 1 bonus point for defeated team.

Teams


Valladolid
El Salvador
Ordizia
Gernika
La Vila
Ciencas
Getxo
Vigo
Alcobendas
Santboiana
2011–12 División de Honor teams
Team Stadium Capacity City/Area
Alcobendas Las Terrazas 500 Alcobendas, Community of Madrid
Bizkaia Gernika Urbieta 2,500 Guernica, Biscay
Ciencias Olímpico La Cartuja 5,000 Seville
Getxo Artea Fadura 500 Getxo
El Salvador Pepe Rojo 5,000 Valladolid
La Vila El Pantano 1,550 Villajoyosa, Alicante
Ordizia Altamira 500[2] Ordizia, Gipuzkoa
Santboiana Baldiri Aleu 4,000 Sant Boi de Llobregat
Universidade Vigo Lagoas-Marcosende 3,000 Vigo
Valladolid Pepe Rojo 5,000 Valladolid

Regular season standings

Team P W D L F A +/- TF TA Bon Pts
1Valladolid18150358937421574441171
2Ordizia18131454338415966461165
3Santboiana18130553634818867421264
4La Vila 18102645044285448953
5Bizkaia Gernika 189094313884347591147
6Getxo Artea 1892740640935647747
7El Salvador 1890946947236262945
8Ciencias18501335350315049651131
9Universidade de Vigo18201635354319049751422
10Alcobendas1821153255922674480818

Source: Federación Española de Rugby

Qualified for championship playoff semi-finals
Qualified for championship playoff quarter-finals
Relegation playoff

Championship playoffs

Bracket

  Quarter-finals     Semi-finals     Final
                           
      1 Valladolid 55  
  3 Santboiana 14     6 Bizkaia Gernika 25    
  6 Bizkaia Gernika 18         1 Valladolid 27
      2 Ordizia 10
      2 Ordizia 38    
  4 La Vila 3     5 Getxo Artea 22  
  5 Getxo Artea 33  
2011–12 División de Honor winners

Valladolid
Third title

Quarter-finals

Semifinals

Final

Relegation playoff

The relegation playoff was contested over two legs by Alcobendas, who finished 10th in División de Honor, and Hernani, the losing team from División de Honor B promotion playoff final. Hernani won the tie, winning 27-24 on aggregate.

Relegation/promotion playoff
3rd Hernani 19 8 27
10th Alcobendas 18 6 24

1st leg

2nd leg

  • Hernani promoted to División de Honor. Sanitas Alcobendas relegated to División de Honor B.

Scorers statistics

By try points

Player Try points Team
Julen Goia 80 Ordizia
Josh Hamilton 75 Universidade Vigo
Ryan Le Loux 70 Santboiana
Marcos Poggi 55 La Vila
Pablo Feijoo 50 El Salvador
Glen Rolls 50 Valladolid
Aníbal Bonan 45 Valladolid
Jon Magunazelaia 40 Bizkaia Gernika
Santiago Fernández 40 Alcobendas
Daniel Kroll 40 Ordizia

By total points

Player Points Team
Daniel Waenga 221 Valladolid
Daniel Kroll 215 Ordizia
Isaac Thompson 187 Santboiana
Brad Linklater 165 Getxo Artea
Josh Hamilton 163 Universidad de Vigo
Pedro Rodríguez 147 El Salvador
Marvin Swartbooi 147 Bizkaia Gernika
Santiago Fernández 126 Alcobendas
Eduardo Sorribes 90 La Vila
Julen Goia 85 Ordizia

See also

References

  1. "CR La Vila campeón" (in Spanish). Federación Española de Rugby. 2011-02-20. Retrieved 2011-05-08.
  2. "Estadio Altamira" (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 21 October 2010. Retrieved 13 September 2010.
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