Where to play team sports Paris 15th 75015

The th anniversary association of the French Football Federation aims to develop and promote the practice of football, whether by establishing technical rules, issuing titles, carrying out national selections and issuing licenses. The FFF identifies more than 1 800 000 licensees across the country.

With its 200 licensees, the Paris Friendly Camou is one of the most important clubs in the capital. It's not surprising, therefore, that their teams flag are among the best teams in the French Volleyball Federation championships. Three teachers are trained by Christophe Radiguet, a former Professional of the Paris University Club (P.U.C.). The club thus has two women's teams in the pre-national and pre-national sectors. Among boys, three teams are present in departmental, pre-national and national 3. Even tough among young people. The club thus aligns men's and women's teams into benjamins, small and cadets in their respective championships. The leisure aspect is not forgotten. Free play sessions take place on Monday evening from 20 a. m. to 22 p. m. on Friday evening from 20 a. m. to 22 p. m. and on Sunday morning from 9 p. m. to 11 p. m. All are found in four different gyms (two in the 15 ^th, one in the 7 ^th and one in the 17 ^th). Thus, whether it be for competition or the simple pleasure of playing, everything is put in place so that everyone can flourish.

The membership of the CPA 15 basketball Club consists of two senior male teams evolving in excellence and the first round of the Paris ministerial championship. This team of a decent and regular level takes place several times a week and is on a rather sustained level. The training takes place at the gymnasium Olivier de Serres (15 th), which also serves as a ground for home matches. 

The men's teams of Paris 15 Futsal Club train at the Cévennes gymnasium at 111 rue de la Montagne d'Aulas (15 th). For their third season 2011-2012 they play at the League and district levels.

It all began in 1968 in the 17th arrondissement of Paris where a group of friends, surfing on the general atmosphere, decided to adopt the slogan "Under the cobblestones, a rugby pitch" and created the RCP 17. Meanwhile, in the 15th arrondissement, two friends decided to create, in 1971, the rugby section within the Omnisport Paris 15. Soon, in addition to the senior team, the rugby school was created, as well as a junior team. Then came the month of July 1990 when, during long evenings of passionate exchanges, several of them, including Michel Huguet of RCP 17 and Jean-Luc Mauger of OP 15, noticed that the strengths of the two clubs were complementary. Administratively linked to the Omnisport Paris 15, OP15/RCP17 therefore moved to the Suzanne Lenglen stadium in the 15th arrondissement. 1996 was a difficult year for the Omnisport institution. In order not to be affected by these setbacks, the rugby section decided to create an independent club. Master of its destiny, the Rugby Club Paris 15 was born.

Since 1996, RCP 15 has been attracting new athletes, children and adults, men and women, beginners and experienced. Thanks to the efforts of everyone, players, volunteers and friends, this small family club is one of the largest rugby clubs in the Île-de-France region. A club that counts and that is recognised by its sporting results as much as by the number of its members; a training club, with rugby schools, and also one of the French clubs most involved in the promotion of women's rugby. Affiliated to the French Rugby Federation, it is also affiliated to the Aveyronnais Federation.