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Rugby union in the Bahamas is a minor, but relatively successful sport. They are currently ranked 90th in the International Rugby Board's world rankings[1]. There are less than seven hundred registered athletes in the country and only four official IRB sanctioned teams[2]. The governing body for rugby union in the Bahamas is Rugby Bahamas, and their headquarters is located in Nassau.
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