No i dont think so Rugby union was competed at the Olympics in 1900, 1908, 1920 and 1924. France won the gold medal in 1900, Australasia (combined team of Australia and New Zealand) won gold in 1908, and the United States won in 1920 and 1924.
Rugby sevens (a seven-player variant of rugby) and golf are being added to the 2016 Olympic games.
Rugby has been played as an Olympic sport twice in its traditional form, rugby union, in 1900, 1908, 1920, and 1924. It returned to the Olympics in its sevens format for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games and was also featured in the 2020 Tokyo Games. Thus, counting both forms, rugby has been part of the Olympics a total of six times.
Rugby is not an Olympic sport. The last Olympics where rugby was a medal sport was the 1924 Games in Paris.
Golf and Rugby will be the newest Olympic sport at the summer Olympics in London in 2012.
There is BMXing and Rugby Sevens, which is rugby with seven players. You have three forwards and four backs.
BMX racing and open water swimming made its debut in 2008 Women's boxing will debut in 2012 Golf and Rugby Sevens will be added in 2016.
Rugby Sevens first became a Commonwealth Games sport at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. New Zealand won the first Gold Medal with the legendary Jonah Lomu was named the Man of the Match in the final against Fiji. Since 1998, Rugby Sevens has been a core sport meaning it must be included in every Commonwealth Games.
As of October 2023, England has never won an Olympic gold medal in the sport of curling. Despite the sport's popularity and historical significance in the UK, particularly in Scotland, England has not secured a top podium finish in Olympic competition. Other sports like bobsleigh and rugby sevens also have no gold medals attributed to England at the Olympics.
Premiership Rugby Sevens Series was created in 2010.
Rugby League World Sevens was created in 1988.
Rugby World Cup Sevens was created in 1993.
In what sport?? I do recall them winning the world rugby sevens title a few years ago...