Hillhead Jordanhill RFC
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| Full name | Hillhead-Jordanhill Rugby Football Club | |||||||||||||||||
| Founded | 1988 | |||||||||||||||||
| Union | Scottish Rugby Union | |||||||||||||||||
| Location | Glasgow, Scotland | |||||||||||||||||
| Ground | Hughenden Road, Glasgow | |||||||||||||||||
| Coach |  Aaron Collins |
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| League | BT Premiership Division Two | |||||||||||||||||
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Hillhead-Jordanhill Rugby Football Club are a rugby union team who play their home games at Hughenden in Glasgow. Despite their name they are located in neither the Hillhead or Jordanhill areas of the city. Rather, Hughenden is located in Hyndland, which is approximately half way between these two locales in the popular West End of Glasgow.
Formed in 1988 and currently compete in BT Scotland Premiership Division Two. Season 2006-2007 saw the appointment of New Zealander Aaron Collins as the head coach assisted by former Glasgow Hawks star Mike Blackie and Murray Roxburgh.
The current squad features a number of young players with a range of age group international caps and Glasgow Warriors apprentices Willie Brown and Jamie Hunter. Thier u-16 side is awash with talent and they will have a lot of godd players to call upon in the future.
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| Federation: | Scottish Rugby Union |
| National teams: | Scottish national team • Scotland Sevens • British and Irish Lions |
| International Competitions: | Rugby World Cup • Six Nations Championship • Rugby World Cup Sevens • Heineken Cup • European Challenge Cup • European Shield • Celtic League • IRB Sevens World Series • Edinburgh 7s |
| Celtic League Teams: | Border Reivers • Edinburgh • Glasgow Warriors |
| Domestic Competitions: | BT League Championship • BT Scottish Rugby Cup |
| BT Premier League Teams | |
| Division One: | Aberdeen GSFP • Ayr • Boroughmuir • Currie • Dundee HSFP • Glasgow Hawks • Hawick • Heriot's • Melrose • Watsonians |
| Division Two: | Biggar • Cartha Queens Park • Edinburgh Academicals • Gala • GHA • Hamilton • Hillhead Jordanhill • Jed-Forest • Kelso • Selkirk • Stewart's Melville FP • Stirling County |
| Division Three: | Berwick • Cambuslang • Dunfermline • Ellon • Haddington • Kirkcaldy • Livingston • Murrayfield Wanderers • Musselburgh • Peebles • Perthshire • West of Scotland |
