Team München (Rugby)
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The Munich Monks are Team München’s rugby team, founded in 2016 with about 70 players. The squad is open to all genders and skill levels and emphasizes queer inclusivity. The team competes in international tournaments (e.g., Union Cup, Bingham Cup) and won the IGR Challenger Cup in 2023. Training sessions are held weekly in Munich.
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