The Lithuanian Rugby Federation publishes a broad competition catalogue and a 17-row club directory. Current official pages show 12 rows as current clubs; Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus and Lūšis are four historical names; Šilutės Regbis is a historical section of the existing Kovas club. Titanas is a separate current Šilutė club and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add club pages, teams or results from this directory.
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The catalogue names open men's XV, R15, sevens, women's, youth, beach-rugby and club material. It is a broad programme map, not a clear current domestic hierarchy.
No inferred XV order
The federation's pages do not give a current season, owner, entrants, rules, domestic table, or how the R15, cup, championship and Top League names relate. The separate 2023 Baltic results do not show a current tier or promotion route.
The federation's 13 May 2026 report records a completed Lithuanian men's rugby-sevens championship and names Kuršiai as champion. It is one event result, not an XV level, a complete sevens structure, a team record or an all-time honours list.
2026 outcome only
The report lists the teams, final placings and points, but this page keeps only the named champion. It does not add a table, club pages or team rows.
The Baltic Top League page shows a 2023 edition with Lithuanian and Latvian clubs. It is a historical cross-border competition, not a current Lithuanian domestic table, a Latvian domestic record, or proof of who runs the competition now.
Separate historical edition
The page gives 2023 match results and a final. This site does not merge that historical edition into a domestic XV ladder, and it does not use its rows to create club, team, alias, merger, successor or results records.
Scores and tables
This site does not show Lithuanian fixtures, results, standings, statistics or history. The 2026 men's sevens report gives placings and points, but this page keeps only the champion and adds no table.
Club coverage
The federation directory has 17 rows. Twelve are current clubs. Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus, and Lūšis are historical names. Šilutės Regbis is a section of Kovas, not a separate club. Titanas is listed separately and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add extra club pages, teams or places from this directory.
A dated federation programme map covering many formats and names. It does not give a current domestic XV order, who runs each season, entrants, results, tables, promotion or club continuity.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.
A completed 2026 men's sevens event, with Kuršiai named as champion and final placings and points published in the federation report. The rows are not listed here because the teams are not matched to clubs.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
A Lithuanian-published 2023 Lithuanian-and-Latvian edition with match results and a final. It does not say if it continues, who runs it, or its domestic role. No result row is listed here.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.
The federation directory has 17 rows. Twelve are current clubs. Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus, and Lūšis are historical names. Šilutės Regbis is a section of Kovas, not a separate club. Titanas is listed separately and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add extra club pages, teams or places from this directory.
Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.
Lithuanian Rugby Federation catalogue
Lithuanian Rugby Federation club directory
LRF 2026 men's rugby sevens championship report
LRF Baltic Top League page
The Lithuanian Rugby Federation publishes a broad competition catalogue and a 17-row club directory. Current official pages show 12 rows as current clubs; Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus and Lūšis are four historical names; Šilutės Regbis is a historical section of the existing Kovas club. Titanas is a separate current Šilutė club and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add club pages, teams or results from this directory.
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The catalogue names open men's XV, R15, sevens, women's, youth, beach-rugby and club material. It is a broad programme map, not a clear current domestic hierarchy.
No inferred XV order
The federation's pages do not give a current season, owner, entrants, rules, domestic table, or how the R15, cup, championship and Top League names relate. The separate 2023 Baltic results do not show a current tier or promotion route.
The federation's 13 May 2026 report records a completed Lithuanian men's rugby-sevens championship and names Kuršiai as champion. It is one event result, not an XV level, a complete sevens structure, a team record or an all-time honours list.
2026 outcome only
The report lists the teams, final placings and points, but this page keeps only the named champion. It does not add a table, club pages or team rows.
The Baltic Top League page shows a 2023 edition with Lithuanian and Latvian clubs. It is a historical cross-border competition, not a current Lithuanian domestic table, a Latvian domestic record, or proof of who runs the competition now.
Separate historical edition
The page gives 2023 match results and a final. This site does not merge that historical edition into a domestic XV ladder, and it does not use its rows to create club, team, alias, merger, successor or results records.
Scores and tables
This site does not show Lithuanian fixtures, results, standings, statistics or history. The 2026 men's sevens report gives placings and points, but this page keeps only the champion and adds no table.
Club coverage
The federation directory has 17 rows. Twelve are current clubs. Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus, and Lūšis are historical names. Šilutės Regbis is a section of Kovas, not a separate club. Titanas is listed separately and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add extra club pages, teams or places from this directory.
A dated federation programme map covering many formats and names. It does not give a current domestic XV order, who runs each season, entrants, results, tables, promotion or club continuity.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.
A completed 2026 men's sevens event, with Kuršiai named as champion and final placings and points published in the federation report. The rows are not listed here because the teams are not matched to clubs.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
A Lithuanian-published 2023 Lithuanian-and-Latvian edition with match results and a final. It does not say if it continues, who runs it, or its domestic role. No result row is listed here.
Operated by Lithuanian Rugby Federation
Promotion and relegation between competitions are unconfirmed.
The federation directory has 17 rows. Twelve are current clubs. Tauras, Klevas Panevėžys, Alytus, and Lūšis are historical names. Šilutės Regbis is a section of Kovas, not a separate club. Titanas is listed separately and is not treated as a rename. This site does not add extra club pages, teams or places from this directory.
Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.
Lithuanian Rugby Federation catalogue
Lithuanian Rugby Federation club directory
LRF 2026 men's rugby sevens championship report
LRF Baltic Top League page
