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What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

This is the historical record of the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase in the Netherlands. 6 clubs and 30 completed match results are preserved here, covering 15 January 2023 to 14 May 2023. AAC D1 finished first in this phase with 40 table points.

Source phase name: Ereklasse Dames - 2e fase · Final table · 6 clubs · 30 results

Full 2022/23 season

What this table shows

See every Dutch rugby champion

What was the second phase?: This was a later phase of the competition. Its table and scores are kept separate from the opening phase.
How did this phase work?: The 6 clubs formed a complete home-and-away round robin. Every club played each of the other clubs twice, once listed at home and once away, producing 30 matches.
Who finished first, and who became Dutch champion?: AAC D1 finished first in this table on 40 points. Rugby Nederland records AAC as the Dutch women’s champion for 2022/23. That national title record is separate from the finishing order in this phase table.
Where were the matches played?: This was a Dutch club competition. Each result identifies the home club and away club, but the preserved match records do not include venue or ground names, so this page does not invent them.

Final table

#	Team	P	W	D	L	Pts	+/-
1	AAC D1Champion	10	8	1	1	40	+182
2	CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1	10	7	1	2	37	+227
3	RC DIOK D1	10	8	0	2	36	+149
4	RUS D1	10	3	0	7	14	-105
5	BRC D1	10	2	0	8	11	-198
6	RC Delft D1	10	1	0	9	5	-255

How the title was settled

Finishing top of this table did not win the title. It was played for afterwards, in a separate final.

AAC D1 took the title — beat CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1 29-21

Win

Draw

Loss

P = Played • W = Won • D = Drawn • L = Lost • +/− = Points difference • Pts = League points

The top two of this table went on to the Finale.

A badge records a final or a promotion/relegation play-off a team played after this table. It never says where the team finished here.

Champion: Won the Ereklasse final, which decides the Dutch title.

A mark only appears when the later competition and its result are both on record, so an unmarked row carries no claim either way.

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Historical tablePartial archive

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

This is the historical record of the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase in the Netherlands. 6 clubs and 30 completed match results are preserved here, covering 15 January 2023 to 14 May 2023. AAC D1 finished first in this phase with 40 table points.

Source phase name: Ereklasse Dames - 2e fase · Final table · 6 clubs · 30 results

Full 2022/23 season

What this table shows

See every Dutch rugby champion

What was the second phase?: This was a later phase of the competition. Its table and scores are kept separate from the opening phase.
How did this phase work?: The 6 clubs formed a complete home-and-away round robin. Every club played each of the other clubs twice, once listed at home and once away, producing 30 matches.
Who finished first, and who became Dutch champion?: AAC D1 finished first in this table on 40 points. Rugby Nederland records AAC as the Dutch women’s champion for 2022/23. That national title record is separate from the finishing order in this phase table.
Where were the matches played?: This was a Dutch club competition. Each result identifies the home club and away club, but the preserved match records do not include venue or ground names, so this page does not invent them.

Final table

#	Team	P	W	D	L	Pts	+/-
1	AAC D1Champion	10	8	1	1	40	+182
2	CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1	10	7	1	2	37	+227
3	RC DIOK D1	10	8	0	2	36	+149
4	RUS D1	10	3	0	7	14	-105
5	BRC D1	10	2	0	8	11	-198
6	RC Delft D1	10	1	0	9	5	-255

How the title was settled

Finishing top of this table did not win the title. It was played for afterwards, in a separate final.

AAC D1 took the title — beat CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1 29-21

Win

Draw

Loss

P = Played • W = Won • D = Drawn • L = Lost • +/− = Points difference • Pts = League points

The top two of this table went on to the Finale.

A badge records a final or a promotion/relegation play-off a team played after this table. It never says where the team finished here.

Champion: Won the Ereklasse final, which decides the Dutch title.

A mark only appears when the later competition and its result are both on record, so an unmarked row carries no claim either way.

Archive coverage and source

All 184 unique modern AllUnited poule destinations are ingested; full source-parity verification has not been durably receipted.

Rugby Nederland — Kampioenen

Historical tablePartial archive

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

This is the historical record of the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase in the Netherlands. 6 clubs and 30 completed match results are preserved here, covering 15 January 2023 to 14 May 2023. AAC D1 finished first in this phase with 40 table points.

Source phase name: Ereklasse Dames - 2e fase · Final table · 6 clubs · 30 results

Full 2022/23 season

What this table shows

See every Dutch rugby champion

What was the second phase?: This was a later phase of the competition. Its table and scores are kept separate from the opening phase.
How did this phase work?: The 6 clubs formed a complete home-and-away round robin. Every club played each of the other clubs twice, once listed at home and once away, producing 30 matches.
Who finished first, and who became Dutch champion?: AAC D1 finished first in this table on 40 points. Rugby Nederland records AAC as the Dutch women’s champion for 2022/23. That national title record is separate from the finishing order in this phase table.
Where were the matches played?: This was a Dutch club competition. Each result identifies the home club and away club, but the preserved match records do not include venue or ground names, so this page does not invent them.

Final table

#	Team	P	W	D	L	Pts	+/-
1	AAC D1Champion	10	8	1	1	40	+182
2	CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1	10	7	1	2	37	+227
3	RC DIOK D1	10	8	0	2	36	+149
4	RUS D1	10	3	0	7	14	-105
5	BRC D1	10	2	0	8	11	-198
6	RC Delft D1	10	1	0	9	5	-255

How the title was settled

Finishing top of this table did not win the title. It was played for afterwards, in a separate final.

AAC D1 took the title — beat CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1 29-21

Win

Draw

Loss

P = Played • W = Won • D = Drawn • L = Lost • +/− = Points difference • Pts = League points

The top two of this table went on to the Finale.

A badge records a final or a promotion/relegation play-off a team played after this table. It never says where the team finished here.

Champion: Won the Ereklasse final, which decides the Dutch title.

A mark only appears when the later competition and its result are both on record, so an unmarked row carries no claim either way.

Archive coverage and source

All 184 unique modern AllUnited poule destinations are ingested; full source-parity verification has not been durably receipted.

Rugby Nederland — Kampioenen

Historical tablePartial archive

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

This is the historical record of the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase in the Netherlands. 6 clubs and 30 completed match results are preserved here, covering 15 January 2023 to 14 May 2023. AAC D1 finished first in this phase with 40 table points.

Source phase name: Ereklasse Dames - 2e fase · Final table · 6 clubs · 30 results

Full 2022/23 season

What this table shows

See every Dutch rugby champion

What was the second phase?: This was a later phase of the competition. Its table and scores are kept separate from the opening phase.
How did this phase work?: The 6 clubs formed a complete home-and-away round robin. Every club played each of the other clubs twice, once listed at home and once away, producing 30 matches.
Who finished first, and who became Dutch champion?: AAC D1 finished first in this table on 40 points. Rugby Nederland records AAC as the Dutch women’s champion for 2022/23. That national title record is separate from the finishing order in this phase table.
Where were the matches played?: This was a Dutch club competition. Each result identifies the home club and away club, but the preserved match records do not include venue or ground names, so this page does not invent them.

Final table

#	Team	P	W	D	L	Pts	+/-
1	AAC D1Champion	10	8	1	1	40	+182
2	CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1	10	7	1	2	37	+227
3	RC DIOK D1	10	8	0	2	36	+149
4	RUS D1	10	3	0	7	14	-105
5	BRC D1	10	2	0	8	11	-198
6	RC Delft D1	10	1	0	9	5	-255

How the title was settled

Finishing top of this table did not win the title. It was played for afterwards, in a separate final.

AAC D1 took the title — beat CL Blue Waves/Bassets D1 29-21

Win

Draw

Loss

P = Played • W = Won • D = Drawn • L = Lost • +/− = Points difference • Pts = League points

The top two of this table went on to the Finale.

A badge records a final or a promotion/relegation play-off a team played after this table. It never says where the team finished here.

Champion: Won the Ereklasse final, which decides the Dutch title.

A mark only appears when the later competition and its result are both on record, so an unmarked row carries no claim either way.

Archive coverage and source

All 184 unique modern AllUnited poule destinations are ingested; full source-parity verification has not been durably receipted.

Rugby Nederland — Kampioenen

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

What this table shows

Match results

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What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

What this table shows

Match results

Archive coverage and source

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

What this table shows

Match results

Archive coverage and source

What happened in the 2022/23 women’s Ereklasse second phase?

What this table shows

Match results

Archive coverage and source