The Rovers Cup is a rugby union competition for teams in the South West of England. It is the oldest rugby union competition in the world, having been first contested in 1875. The current holders of the cup are Exeter Chiefs.
The Rovers Cup is a knock-out competition, with teams playing each other in a single match. The winner of each match progresses to the next round, while the loser is eliminated. The final is played at the end of the season, with the winner being crowned champions.
The Rovers Cup is a prestigious competition, and is highly regarded by rugby union teams in the South West of England. It is a great opportunity for teams to test themselves against the best opposition in the region, and to win a trophy that is steeped in history.
A. Football: The Rovers Cup is not given to the winner of the football World Cup. The winner of the football World Cup is awarded the FIFA World Cup Trophy.
B. Basketball: The Rovers Cup is not given to the winner of the basketball World Cup. The winner of the basketball World Cup is awarded the FIBA World Championship Trophy.
C. Rowing: The Rovers Cup is not given to the winner of the rowing World Cup. The winner of the rowing World Cup is awarded the World Rowing Cup Trophy.
D. Volleyball: The Rovers Cup is not given to the winner of the volleyball World Cup. The winner of the volleyball World Cup is awarded the FIVB Volleyball World Cup Trophy.