Peru national rugby league team

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Peru

Team information
Nickname	Incas
Region	South America
Head coach	Tuki Jackson
Captain	Jye Sommers
Uniforms
First colours
Team results
First international
Peru 34–30 Uruguay  (15 September 2019)
Biggest win
Peru 34-30 Uruguay  (15 September 2019)
Biggest defeat
Peru 14-30 Brazil  (22 February 2020)

The Peru national rugby league team (Spanish: Rugby league equipo nacional de Peru), nicknamed Incas (English: Peru Incas), represents Peru in rugby league.

History[]

The sport has yet to be played on Peruvian soil but efforts are in place to bring rugby league to Central and South America through the Latin Heat Rugby League.^{[citation needed]} The Latin Heat fielded enough Peruvian players to make up a Rugby league sevens team so they have entered into the first ever Latino Rugby League Sevens tournament.

The Incas made their debut at the first ever Latino Sevens on 17 October 2015, recording their first ever victories and making it to the final.^[1] The Incas also participated in a festival of Latin American Rugby League which was held at Henson Park in June, 2016.^[2] Each nation fielded either a Nine-a-side or a Seven-a-side team, the other participating nations included Ecuador, Colombia and Uruguay. The Incas made their International 13-a-side rugby league debut against Uruguay at Waminda Oval in Campbelltown, NSW.^[3] The Incas won this match 34-30, giving them a win on debut.

Current squad[]

This is the current squad as of the 15th of September 2019.

The Incas and Uruguay line up for anthems prior to their clash on 15/9/19.

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Official Men's Rankings as of July 2021
Rank	Change*	Team	Pts%
1	2	New Zealand
2	1	Australia
3	1	England
4		Tonga
5		Fiji
6	4	Papua New Guinea
7		Samoa
8	2	France
9	1	Scotland
10	1	Lebanon
11	5	Greece
12		Ireland
13	1	Italy
14	3	Wales
15	4	Serbia
16	1	Malta
17	1	Norway
18	3	United States
19	4	Poland
20	7	Jamaica
21	1	Hungary
22	3	Czech Republic
23	5	Cook Islands
24	7	Turkey
25	1	Netherlands
26	4	Spain
27	6	Canada
28		Nigeria
29	2	Solomon Islands
30	10	Sweden
31	4	Germany
32	1	Chile
33		Ghana
34	16	Morocco
35	3	Vanuatu
36		South Africa
37	8	Russia
38		Cameroon
39	2	Ukraine
40	1	Colombia
41	4	Brazil
42		Belgium
43	4	Denmark
44	4	Bulgaria
45	4	Latvia
*Change from July 2019

Record[]

Below is table of the representative rugby league matches played by Peru at test level up until the 22nd of February, 2020. The table includes 7-a-side, 9-a-side and 13-a-side International matches.

Opponent	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn	Win %	For	Aga	Diff
Brazil	2	0	2	0	0%	18	44	-26
Chile	1	0	1	0	0%	10	14	-4
Colombia	1	1	0	0	100%	12	4	8
Ecuador	1	1	0	0	100%	28	0	28
	1	1	0	0	100%	34	12	22
Uruguay	4	1	3	0	25%	68	82	-14
Total	11	4	7	0	40.00%	184	186	14

13-a-side fixtures and results:

15 September 2019 15:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Peru	34 – 30	Uruguay
Try: Jye Sommers (3), Isaiah Parker, Sean Day, Josh Marrufo-Davidson, Jayden Ibarburu Goal: Frank Altamirano (3)	Report	Try: Diego Papa (2), Julio Toledo, Steve Clarke, Nico Papa Goal: Diego Papa (5)

Waminda Oval, Sydney Referee: Wayne Beh (Australia)

22 February 2020 17:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Brazil	30 – 14	Peru
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Hillier Oval, Liverpool, Sydney Referee: (Australia)

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