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It Was a Very Close Call, or The Big Stones From Havelte Would Never Have Celebrated Their 45th Anniversary: 'We only Had Eleven Men Left'

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The Big Stones rugby club from Havelte, celebrating its anniversary, came very close to never having celebrated its 45th anniversary. Today, the club has 160 members and is one of the largest clubs in the North in terms of youth, but after its founding in 1981, the main question was how long the club would survive.
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The Big Stones rugby club from Havelte, celebrating its anniversary, came very close to never having celebrated its 45th anniversary. Today, the club has 160 members and is one of the largest clubs in the North in terms of youth, but after its founding in 1981, the main question was how long the club would survive.

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dvhn.nl broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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