Where to play Rugby clubs and fields France

Since its creation in 1913, Biarritz Olympique (B.O for Biarrots), a legendary club, has worn the red and white colors with pride. Having twice lifted the Brennus Shield before the war (1935 and 1939), the BO gave birth to Biarritz Olympique Pays Basque in 1998 in order to adapt to the new professional world. The adaptation was a success for the club, which was French champion in 2002, 2005 and 2006, as well as European champion (Amlin Cup) in 2012. The club is in the Top 14 for the 2022 season and back in the Pro D2 for the 2023/2024 season.

Second club in the prefecture of Les Deux-Sèvres, Niort athletic rugby club evolves in the shadow of its large neighbour the Niortais Stadium. The CRAN, at the regional level, has topped itself with a nice record in the last few seasons. In 2009, the Niortais removed the regional title of the second regional series. The following year, they won the first series shield. This season, CRAN changes at the regional level and will try to enrich its trophy cupboard again.

Women, men, young people, little ones, everyone is welcome at ASRUC Rugby! On the plateau of Mont-Saint-Aignan, the place is very pleasant. Synthetic pitches save you from the winter slush, and the good-natured atmosphere remains animated by the spirit of competition. You should know that the best girls play here, including internationals! A well-appointed terrace allows you to enjoy the sunshine while watching the other sportsmen (tennis, hockey, football) and tasting the menu of the Au Club restaurant.

This emblematic venue, long home to the exploits of the OL (that was a long time ago...) has become the temple of rugby with the LOU. It would seem that Gerland is a success story for local sportsmen and women! In a district undergoing major transformation, the stadium - listed as a "masterpiece of reinforced concrete architecture" since 1967 - was designed by Lyon architect Tony Garnier and inaugurated in 1920. Official LOU Rugby store. A brasserie serves meals every lunchtime on weekdays and on match days. Adjacent to the stadium, the Ruck Hôtel offers great comfort with its bistronomic restaurant. And soon, a new nautical and sports center.

Since the arrival of Olivier Ginon (GL Events) on the lawn of Gerland Stadium, pardon the Matmut Stadium, the LOU has taken beautiful colours in red and black,^2nd in the Top 14 last year. Through its sporting performances and its ambitions of conquest, the LOU continues to seduce more and more fans. Attracting its faithful and a new public to Gerland, the LOU also relies on the conviviality of rugby with a beautiful brasserie and the^3rd half atmosphere. Bars and shop to complete a picture that sees rugby making a breakthrough on Lyon's land.

Club Sportif Bourgoin Jallieu Rugby is a rugby club located in Bourgoin-Jallieu. The club has a store where fans can buy merchandise.

Created in 1898, the Stade Rochelais is the flagship club of the region with regard to ovalia. The "Yellow and Black" team evokes spectacular excitement beyond the borders of the West. At each reception, the Marcel Deflandre stadium - with a capacity of 16,000 seats - is in effervescence! Large crates, songs, yellow and black flags and unavoidable bagnards set fire in the galleries. This year, the Rochelais Stadium remained in the elite. Now led by Jono Gibbes, the team can always count on one of France's most loyal audiences and a training center dedicated to performance.

Racing Metro 92 is a rugby club based in Antony. The club also has a training center and professional teams. Racing Metro 92 is a dynamic and active club, with many news and events throughout the year.

Sporting Union Agen Lot-et-Garonne is a rugby club based in Agen. Rugby fans can enjoy intense, unforgettable moments at matches held at the Stade Armandie. The club also has a store where fans can find the latest collection of clothing. For those wishing to attend matches, tickets are available from the Armandie stadium ticket office. The club has its own sports staff, as well as a staff to support the players. The club's history dates back to 1908, when Union Sportive Agenaise and Sporting Club Agenais merged to form Sporting Union Agenais. The club adopted the blue and white colors, enabling it to play several sports under a single umbrella.

The French Rugby Federation offers a range of products including corporate and sports seminars. The Federation also offers job vacancies in various fields such as sports development, finance and event communications. You can submit an unsolicited application by contacting them directly.

Rugby is the school of life. And many people want to practise this sport. That is why, in Chartres, rugby accompanies you throughout life: It is possible to start in the group of under 7, and to evolve over the years, tournament tournaments, defeat defeats, until becoming junior, junior and senior, before joining the recreational rugby team. A whole world dedicated to the ovalie awaits you, so do the test… and let yourself be taken by the irresistible effervescence of this team sport both strategic and physical. Embrace the spirit of rugby.

Playing in the first federal division, the US Bressane Pays de l'Ain is closely followed by many supporters, some of whom are assembled in club: Les Ultras. Beyond the pro team, USB has a national team B, three junior teams and two cadet teams. In 2004, the club established a LABEL certified training centre for 3 years where the trainees, housed at the residence les Trois Saules, undergo skills training, in addition to rugby practice.
Finally, USB is a school rugby school (- 7 years) to the minimum (- 15 years). The trainings take place in Craft, where the pro team is played, either in La Chagne or in Vernes.

The club has been thrilling the people of Narbonne since its creation in 1907! In 1979, the year of apotheosis with a double Bouclier de Brennus, Racing Club Narbonnais climbed to the very top of the French rugby elite. Today, the club competes in the Nationale 1 division and relies on a training center within the RCNM Association and its valuable coaching staff, supported by strong partners and, above all, passionate supporters. Join us at match time at the Parc des Sports et de l'Amitié to cheer on the team in a supercharged atmosphere!

In 2006, Stade Bordelais (Pro D2) and Club Athlétique Béglais (Fédérale 1), which won two French Championship titles in 1969 and 1991, merged to form Union Stade Bordeaux CA Bordelais Bègles. Under the impetus of its new president, Laurent Marti, the club became Union Bordeaux Bègles (UBB) in May 2008, in order to offer a great club to our rugby land. After years in Pro D2 (2006-2011), spurred on by an all-consuming enthusiasm, almost flawless talent and a passionate public, UBB made its return to the Top 14. By the end of the 2014-2015 season, UBB had overtaken the legendary English club Saracens to become, no less, the biggest crowd in Europe, with an average of 27,000 fans per match. For the first time in its history, UBB qualifies for the European Rugby Champions Cup for the 2015-2016 season. Renowned for its resolutely attacking game, Union Bordeaux Bègles continues to progress, attracting some of the biggest names in world rugby, including Australians Adam Ashley-Cooper and Sekope Kepu, former Auckland Blues captain Luke Braid, and French internationals Sofiane Guitoune, Lionel Beauxis, Jean-Marcellin Buttin and Loann Goujon. According to the rankings initiated by the Ligue Nationale de Rugby in January 2019, Union Bordeaux Bègles has the second-best French training center among Top 14 clubs. Created in 1999, the UBB Training Center is located within the Stade André Moga (in Bègles, of course).

In Nancy, we play rugby since 1904! Today, the representative club is Nancy-Seichamps Rugby, born from the merger in 2000 between SLUC-ASPTT and Villers-Seichamps. With about 500 members divided into 14 teams, it is one of the biggest clubs in the region, with 3 playing fields. Training for boys and girls from the age of 4 and a half! The first team is now playing in the Federal 1 XV league. This club, made up of amateur players and volunteer educators, gives priority to training and aims to evolve in the long term, following the beautiful values of the oval ball.

It's impossible to talk about Clermont-Ferrand without mentioning its formidable rugby team. ASM is not just a club, it's a religion in Auvergne! Its history began in 1911, and reached a milestone in 1925 when it was crowned French champion and promoted to the highest level. Since then, it has never left, attracting thousands of proud supporters season after season. Nicknamed the "Yellow Army", they all gather at the Marcel-Michelin stadium for home matches to support the "yellow and blue". Whether you're a specialist or not, we recommend you go and discover the atmosphere at the Michelin. Thrills and chills guaranteed!

OB Rugby is the Besançon rugby club in Besançon, up the flow of the ovalie under the blue blue and king blue colors. Born in 1944, with progress and fueled by young people by the rugby school, the assigned team carries out a historical tripled in 1970, 1971 and 1972, and passes from the 3rd division to 1 ^st! Then these are difficult years, which see her demoted to the regional championship. Today, it is evolving in Federal 3 and targets the medium term the federal 2. The club has 5 teams, M 17 to seniors for boys, and a senior female team, OB'stinées to wet the shirt and score trials as much as minds. Come and join teams with heart.

Rugby Club Massy Essonne is a XV rugby club based in Massy, Essonne. It has a training ground, a stadium, a women's team, a rugby school and a clubhouse. The calendar for the 2023/2024 season includes matches against teams such as Tarbes, Narbonne, Hyères, Carcassonne, Suresnes, Chambéry, Bourg-en-Bresse, Blagnac, Nice and Bourgoin. The club also participated in the PRO D2 season 2022/2023, with matches against Rouen, Oyonnax, Nevers, Aurillac, Provence, Béziers, Vannes, Mont-de-Marsan and Montauban.

The French Rugby Federation says so through its campaign and many people think so: "Rugby is a school of life"; if this is the case for a large number of sports, it is true that rugby is a sport that requires cooperation, respect for others, courage, solidarity, tactical intelligence, initiative and a taste for effort. In Versailles, you can discover or continue to practice this sport. The rugby school welcomes more than 250 young people aged 5 to 15, girls and boys alike: for all the children in the school, you have to learn by playing and play by learning: "Rugby is a game where the pleasure is to play". The Versailles Rugby Club is a family-run club run by a team of passionate and motivated educators ranging from professionals to fathers of motivated families who have also received training. Of course adults are also welcome and have their own teams! Training is done during the week, games on weekends. For more information, visit the website or call the secretariat.