Viadana

The Stadio Luigi Zaffanella holds 6,000 people.

Viadana grew out of the rugby section of the Vitellianense Cebogas Multisports Club, put together by former Rugby Parma players who wanted the game established locally. Serie D was the starting point, and the climb through the divisions ended in promotion to Serie A1 in 1998–99. What followed changed the club's standing in Italian rugby: the Super 10 title in 2001–02, won against Calvisano, made Viadana the first side from outside a provincial capital to be champions of Italy. Two Coppa Italia wins either side of that title, plus a third in 2006–07 and the Supercoppa Italiana that followed.

Tana Umaga played for the club in those years.

Aironi folded in 2012, and Viadana had to rebuild as a semi-professional side, answering with three Trofeo Eccellenza titles across 2012–13, 2015–16 and 2016–17.