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Colomiers
Pro D2
2022–237th
1st kit
2nd kit
Official website
www.colomiers-rugby.com

Union Sportive Colomiers Rugby or Rugby Colomiers is a French

European Challenge Cup
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US Colomiers were established in 1915. Colomiers had various European success in the late 1990s. In 1998 they won the European Challenge Cup, the competition below the Heineken Cup, defeating fellow French club SU Agen in the final. The following season they competed in the Heineken Cup. They made it all the way to the final, which took place at Lansdowne Road, Dublin. The capacity crowd saw Irish side Ulster win 21 points to 6.

Colomiers also competed in the 1999–00 and 2000–01 Heineken Cups, but did not make the finals stages of the tournament. The club made its first domestic championship final when they met Stade Français in 2000. The Paris club won the game 28 points to 23 at Stade de France. In 2005 they were crowned Fédérale 1 champions and were promoted back up to Rugby Pro D2, but went back down to Fédérale 1 after two seasons in the second flight. They again claimed the Fédérale 1 title in 2008 to return to Pro D2.

Honours

Finals results

French championship

Date Winners Runner-up Score Venue Spectators
15 July 2000
Stade Français
US Colomiers 28-23 Stade de France, Saint-Denis 78,000

Heineken Cup

Date Winners Runner-up Score Venue Spectators
30 January 1999 Ulster Rugby US Colomiers 21-6 Lansdowne Road, Dublin 49,000

European Challenge Cup

Date Winners Runner-up Score Venue Spectators
1 February 1998 US Colomiers
SU Agen
43-5 Stade des Sept Deniers, Toulouse 12,500

Current standings

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD B Pts
1 Oyonnax (C, P) 30 23 1 6 904 457 +447 17 111 Semi-final promotion playoff place
2
Grenoble
30 19 3 8 672 588 +84 8 87[a]
3
Mont-de-Marsan
30 19 0 11 764 649 +115 10 86 Quarter-final promotion playoff place
4 Nevers 30 17 3 10 718 551 +167 11 85
5 Vannes 30 17 1 12 718 633 +85 11 81
6 Agen 30 15 1 14 653 583 +70 15 77
7
Colomiers
30 15 0 15 674 678 −4 10 70
8 Provence 30 13 4 13 652 638 +14 9 69
9 Béziers 30 13 1 16 700 716 −16 11 65
10 Aurillac 30 15 0 15 586 706 −120 5 65
11 Biarritz 30 12 2 16 690 699 −9 8 60
12 Rouen 30 12 2 16 594 767 −173 6 58
13 Montauban 30 12 1 17 678 784 −106 6 54[a]
14 Soyaux Angoulême 30 11 0 19 569 697 −128 8 52
15 Carcassonne (R) 30 10 1 19 553 677 −124 10 52 Relegation to Nationale
16 Massy (R) 30 7 0 23 499 801 −302 5 33
Source: Pro D2
Rules for classification: When two teams have the same points total, position is determined by head-to-head results before points difference.
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ a b Grenoble were penalised three competition points, and Montauban were penalised two, for financial and administrative issues that made the clubs "non-compliant with the regulatory provisions and decisions of the CCCP".[1][2]

Current squad

The squad for the 2022–23 season is:[3]

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union
Hika Elliot
Hooker
New Zealand New Zealand
Thomas Larrieu
Hooker
France France
Andrew Ready
Hooker
Australia Australia
Robin Bellemand
Prop
France France
Hugo Djehi
Prop
France France
Thomas Dubois
Prop
France France
Marco Fepulea'i
Prop
Samoa Samoa
Toma Kokokilagi
Prop
France France
Hugo Pirlet
Prop
France France
Beka Sheklashvili
Prop
Georgia
Guillaume Tartas
Prop
France France
Anthony Coletta
Lock
France France
Maxime Granouillet
Lock
France France
Alexandre Ricard
Lock
France France
Jack Whetton
Lock
New Zealand New Zealand
Romain Bezian
Back row
France France
Jorick Dastugue
Back row
France France
Aldric Lescure
Back row
France France
Pierre-Samuel Pacheco
Back row
France France
Yann Peysson
Back row
France France
Waël Ponpon
Back row
France France
Jean Thomas
Back row
France France
Player Position Union
Mathis Galthie
Scrum-half
France France
Edoardo Gori
Scrum-half
Italy Italy
Ugo Seguela
Scrum-half
France France
Maxime Javaux
Fly-half
France France
Romauld Seguy
Fly-half
France France
Michele Campagnaro
Centre
Italy Italy
Johan Deysel
Centre
Namibia Namibia
Victor Moro
Centre
France France
Gregoire Maurino
Centre
France France
Fabien Perrin
Centre
Spain Spain
Paul Pimienta
Centre
France France
Simon Delas
Wing
France France
Alexis Palisson
Wing
France France
Peni Rokodoguni
Wing
Fiji Fiji
Valentin Saurs
Wing
France France
Thomas Girard
Fullback
France France

Espoirs squad

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union
Emilien Sergues
Hooker
France France
Romain Fricou
Prop
France France
Pierre-Emmanuel Pacheco
Prop
France France
Louis Descoux
Lock
France France
Enzo Zaitri
Lock
France France
Jeremy Bechu
Back row
France France
Enzo Salles
Centre
France France

Notable former players

Coaches

See also

References

  1. ^ "Le FCG sanctionné de trois points de retrait au classement par la Ligue !". Le Dauphiné libéré (in French). 21 November 2022. Retrieved 18 January 2023. Un retrait de cinq points dont deux points avec sursis au classement du championnat professionnel de Pro D2 de la saison en cours [...] Cette sanction a été prononcée au motif du « non-respect des dispositions réglementaires et décisions de la CCCP ».
  2. ^ "Pro D2 : l'US Montauban sanctionnée de cinq points de retrait pour la prochaine saison !" [Pro D2: US Montauban sanctioned with five withdrawal points for the next season!]. La Dépêche (in French). 20 May 2022. Retrieved 29 August 2022.
  3. ^ "Effectif 2017-2018". US Colomiers. 26 April 2021. Retrieved 26 April 2021.

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