Treviso have supplied many players to the Italian national team, such as Alessandro Zanni and Leonardo Ghiraldini.

Conversely, several notable foreign internationals have played for Treviso, including Rugby World Cup winners Craig Green, John Kirwan and Michael Lynagh.

Benetton Treviso competed in the inaugural 1995–96 Heineken Cup, winning one game and losing one.

In the 2009–10 Heineken Cup opener, they defeated reigning French Top 14 champions Perpignan 9–8 in Treviso.

[3] An agreement had been reached in early March 2010 to allow two Italian teams a place in the Celtic League.

The former All Black formed a new coaching team with two ex-Italian internationals, Marco Bortolami and Fabio Ongaro.

This season Treviso nearly reached the European Rugby Champions Cup play-offs, ending 5th in the conference with 55 points.

The team play at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo in Treviso, 4 km northwest of the city centre.

The staff for the 2023–24 season is:[9][10] Props Hookers Locks Back row Scrum-halves Fly-halves Centres Wings Fullbacks Props Hookers Locks Back row Scrum-halves Fly-halves Centres Wings Fullbacks Former players who have played for Benetton and have caps for Italy Former players who have played for Benetton and have caps for their Representative Team Treviso is an executive member of the historical territorial representative of I Dogi (the Doges) that have recovered in 2015 and represents several clubs in Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

[21] In the past, Dogi was a historical invitational team that included the best players of Triveneto, area of Italy in which this sport is very widespread.

In twenty years they played 22 games with teams of international level, collecting 15 victories.