Édition du Nord

Select Edition

Nord Nord
Sud Sud
Mondial Mondial
Nouvelle Zélande Nouvelle Zélande
France France
30 - 26
FT
26 - 32
FT
20 - 27
FT
15 - 10
FT
18 - 13
FT
28 - 14
FT
26 - 20
FT
14 - 18
FT
20 - 24
FT
15 - 10
FT
28 - 0
FT
39 - 21
FT
22 - 19
FT
17 - 16
FT
14 - 24
FT
37 - 26
FT
38 - 8
FT
27 - 5
FT
33 - 7
FT
23 - 12
FT
38 - 19
FT
43 - 12
FT
42 - 28
FT
32 - 19
FT
20 - 20
FT
30 - 14
FT
61 - 21
FT
12 - 35
FT
HSBC SVNS 2025
Cape Town
Jeudi
14h00
Vendredi
12h00
Vendredi
12h30
Vendredi
12h30
Vendredi
12h30
Vendredi
12h30
Vendredi
12h30
Vendredi
14h00
Vendredi
14h00
Vendredi
14h00
Vendredi
14h00
International

Dupont, Le Garrec, Grandidier-Nkanang, Bourdon-Sansus et Ménager nommés pour les World Rugby Awards

Trophée des World Rugby Awards (Photo by Matt Roberts - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

Après une année mémorable pour le rugby international, les jurys des World Rugby Awards ont dévoilé les nommés dans huit catégories. Les vainqueurs seront annoncés le 24 novembre lors de la cérémonie à Monaco.

ADVERTISEMENT

28 joueurs internationaux, auteurs de performances exceptionnelles en 2024, figurent sur cette liste prestigieuse. Parmi eux, cinq Français.

Meilleurs joueurs de rugby à 7

Comme on s’y attendait, Antoine Dupont est nommé dans la catégorie du Joueur World Rugby de l’Année, mais pas à XV, plutôt à 7 après son extraordinaire aventure qui l’a mené jusqu’à la médaille d’or aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024.

Son partenaire Aaron Grandidier Nkanang a été nommé dans la même catégorie après avoir également joué un rôle crucial lors du sacre olympique de France 7, marquant quatre essais lors des Jeux à domicile.

Meilleure Joueuse de rugby à XV

Pauline Bourdon-Sansus est nommée dans la catégorie phare de ces Awards, la Joueuse World Rugby de l’Année. Encore en 2024, la demie de mêlée du XV de France féminin (29 ans, 61 sélections) a continué de briller en tant que moteur de l’équipe, étant titulaire lors de huit des neuf matchs des Bleues en 2024.

Meilleurs essais

Sa partenaire de jeu, l’ailière Marine Ménager (28 ans, 52 sélections), co-capitaine de la France sur le WXV 1 au Canada aux côtés de Manae Feleu, est nommée dans la catégorie de l’essai de l’année pour sa performance lors du match contre le Canada le 29 septembre (malgré la lourde défaite 46-24).

Marine Ménager avait conclu une belle inspiration française partie d’un superbe 50:22 brillamment tapé par Lina Queyroi que la demi d’ouverture s’était empressée de remettre en jeu pour transmettre à son ailière (25e), ce qui avait permis de revenir à hauteur des Canadiennes.

Enfin, le demi de mêlée Nolann Le Garrec est lui aussi nommé dans la catégorie du plus bel essai de l’année, lors du Crunch du 16 mars dernier au Groupama Stadium de Lyon.

A la 20e minute, la France a déclenché une contre-attaque éclatante depuis sa propre moitié après avoir chipé une touche aux Anglais. Gaël Fickou a transpercé le premier rideau défensif, avant une feinte subtile et un offload millimétré de Léo Barré, qui a envoyé Nolann Le Garrec à l’essai pour conclure en beauté.

L’essai avait été tellement exceptionnel qu’il avait été nommé pour l’Essai du Tournoi des Six Nations. Ca a contribué à la victoire 33-31 contre l’Angleterre.

ADVERTISEMENT

Comme les années passées, les supporters seront invités à voter pour le plus bel essai de l’année (Hommes et Femmes) en cliquant jusqu’au 20 novembre à 17h sur www.world.rugby/awards/toty.

La liste complète des nommés pour les World Rugby Awards

Révélation masculine World Rugby de l’Année

  • Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu (RSA)
  • Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (ENG)
  • Jamie Osborne (IRE)
  • Wallace Sititi (NZL)

Révélation féminine World Rugby de l’Année

  • Caitlyn Halse (AUS)
  • Maddie Feaunati (ENG)
  • Erin King (IRE)
  • Hannah King (NZL)

Joueur World Rugby de l’Année

  • Caelan Doris (IRE)
  • Eben Etzebeth (RSA)
  • Pieter-Steph du Toit (RSA)
  • Cheslin Kolbe (RSA)

Joueuse World Rugby de l’Année

  • Pauline Bourdon-Sansus (FRA)
  • Ellie Kildunne (ENG)
  • Alex Matthews (ENG)
  • Alex Tessier (CAN)

Essai International Rugby Players Hommes de l’Année

  • James Lowe (Irlande vs. Angleterre, Tournoi des Six Nations, 10 mars)
  • Lorenzo Pani (Italie vs. Pays de Galles, Tournoi des Six Nations, 17 mars)
  • Nolann Le Garrec (France vs. Angleterre, Tournoi des Six Nations, 17 mars)
  • Akaki Tabutsadze (Géorgie vs. Australie, tests de juillet, 20 juillet)

Essai International Rugby Players Femmes de l’Année

  • Alyssa D’Incà (Italie vs. Écosse, Tournoi des Six Nations féminin, 20 avril)
  • Georgia Ponsonby (Nouvelle-Zélande vs. Australie, Pacific Four Series, 25 mai)
  • Maya Stewart (Australie vs. Pays de Galles, WXV, 28 septembre)
  • Marine Ménager (France vs. Canada, WXV, 29 septembre)

Joueur de Rugby à 7 de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC

  • Antoine Dupont (FRA)
  • Aaron Grandidier Nkanang (FRA)
  • Terry Kennedy (IRE)

Joueuse de Rugby à 7 de l’Année partenariat avec HSBC

  • Michaela Blyde (NZL)
  • Maddison Levi (AUS)
  • Jorja Miller (NZL)

Autres catégories dont les lauréats seront annoncés le 24 novembre

  • Prix International Rugby Players du Mérite
  • Entraîneur World Rugby de l’Année
  • World Rugby Women’s 15s Dream Team de l’Année
  • World Rugby Men’s 15s Dream Team de l’Année
  • World Rugby Women’s Sevens Dream Team de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC
  • World Rugby Men’s Sevens Dream Team de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC

Related

Dupont, Baille, Ollivon, Bourdon-Sansus se mobilisent contre l’homophobie

Dans le cadre de la campagne « Célébrons la diversité », plusieurs internationaux prennent position contre l’homophobie.

Read Now
ADVERTISEMENT

LIVE

{{item.title}}

Trending on RugbyPass

1

Quand les clubs de rugby s’installent dans des stades de foot

2

Entre deux fenêtres internationales, Fabien Galthié fait le tour des clubs

3

Le Racing 92 quitte définitivement Créteil

4

France, Irlande ou Angleterre : Ronan O’Gara intéressé par un poste de sélectionneur

5

Le plan de l’Australie pour redevenir n°1 mondial

6

L’Australie lance sa stratégie à 4 ans pour redevenir une nation incontournable du rugby

7

Les dates de la tournée de la France en juillet 2025 en Nouvelle-Zélande

8

Sam Underhill pisté par La Rochelle

Commentaires

0 Comments
Soyez le premier à commenter...

Inscrivez-vous gratuitement et dites-nous ce que vous en pensez vraiment !

Inscription gratuite
ADVERTISEMENT

Latest Features

LONG READ

'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Scott Robertson, highly untypical of New Zealand's approach, has taken a risk-averse view of selection.

LONG READ

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

Despite fierce debate, Scott Robertson is convinced the All Blacks should have access to offshore stars.

LONG READ

Aphelele Fassi: 'I gave up on myself, I would wake up exhausted with no plan'

The full-back's spectacular comeback has been one of the greatest success stories in a blockbuster year for the Springboks.

Comments on RugbyPass

H
Head high tackle 5 minutes ago
Rugby Australia have back up candidate in place should Schmidt walk

Hope he leaves. Razor needs help.

2 Go to comments
H
Head high tackle 9 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Yes, Higgins, Lam, Aumua, Proctor, Poihipi, Tupaea, Fainganuku..... we have plenty of options but just need them selected and given a shot.

12 Go to comments
H
Head high tackle 11 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Nope. It shows that Razor had a rebuild and Razzie has a settled side. Massive difference which makes the comparison a bit pointless.

12 Go to comments
H
Head high tackle 12 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

I really dont know what the problem is Nick. Cane was immense this year and no one below him demanded the job. TJ perhaps less so but he was always going to start the season at 9 anyway due to the thing they call experience. I think guys like Lakai will have learnt a lot from the likes of Cane and Ill garrantee TJ has helped the Roigard/Ratima/Hothem settle in to their roles much better than they would have had there been no experience around. At the start of 2024 these guys had 3 tests between them. Im glad TJ was around.

The biggest fail area from my pov is centre. Razors lack of desire to change what is clearly failing is a worry. Is he waiting for a full year of SR? Is he not sure? I dont know the answer of course but He fiddled where he shouldnt have and didnt touch the area he should have. WJ at 15 is an experiment. Its not a clear decision yet either. WJ is an amazing attacking player. He isnt an amazing kicker or an amazing decision maker.

The 10 position is being handled very badly too. Its Dmac but BB is constantly in there, Its BB but no 15 to back that up or its no one. GET RID of the centre pairing and get Love in at 15. The backs will function way better. All the players get their SR backs working far better than Razor has gotten, and with no dedicated backs coach in the ABs its a clear problem area.


Also this comparing SA with NZ when 1 side is retaining all their stars and the other side has had some major changes isnt a apples with apples comparison. Imagine comparing a F1 racing team where 1 team was 100% settled and the other was brand new....Just not a comparison worth doing as it proves nothing other than the blatently obvious.

12 Go to comments
f
fl 20 minutes ago
The George Ford reaction at Sale after his 'fringe' England part

you're a mess m8


1 - I don't think Pollard or Russell are bad. They are great.

2 - Marcus Smith wasn't capped by the lions. He played one game against a club side and was judged to be nowhere near good enough for the tests.

3 - you are obsessed with who gets selected for the lions because you don't actually understand rugby enough to form your own opinions about players. I guess you just ignore the 98 caps Ford has won for england because that doesn't help your narrative.

4 - you are obsessed with highlights reels because you don't understand rugby enough to know what is going on tactically.

4 Go to comments
J
JW 21 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Going to be a cracker of a rematch next year! Will be good to see a player like Higgins step into Barrett's boots, he plays very similar to some key points in this article. Just less monotonous/robotic.

12 Go to comments
S
SC 22 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

This article shows that Rassie has more players of test quality to chose from than Razor does (because Rassie is not limited to selecting only players from SA franchises) and that Rassie having won two World Cups can roll the selection dice and lose (Argentina I) without anyone questioning whether he should remain head coach of his national team.

12 Go to comments
H
Head high tackle 23 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Many said he didnt have a great SR season tho. I think he, and BB from 15 are a big part of the problem. Everyone steps in to the 1st receiver role. Just do your own role would be my advice and stop trying to be everything everywhere.

12 Go to comments
S
SC 32 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

The Hurricanes lost in the semi-final of Super Rugby so they were above average but not good enough.

12 Go to comments
J
JH 37 minutes ago
Easterby takes the reins as cracks appear in Ireland's masterplan

It's not the ABs saying that. It's one famously grumpy ex-coach who got Foster his job then and has again now in Japanese rugby. Exactly zero All Blacks have ever come out and said they felt 'robbed'. Personally that tag would go to the French in 1995 for the clear knock on by the Boks that knocked them out in the semis.

9 Go to comments
J
JW 38 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

I don't think he picked them to 'redeem' themselves? Every week he said he picked them because he thought they were the best for that week.


Isn't that the problem in a nutshell? Not looking forward enough and being prepared to pick a weaker team now, so that he can pick a stronger team come 2027?


And you're kind of an example of the problem. The players didn't always thrive, someone like Aumua only really became comfortable until he was thrust into the jersey full time. He needed to be trusted despite the clear drop in standards when he came off the bench.


Your "entire season lost" hyperbole is also part of the problem. You need to be prepared for what you're asking for if you want Razor and coaches following him to change their mentality.

12 Go to comments
B
BH 42 minutes ago
'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

What a tired, cliche statement. Get a new thing, Graham. You're looking old, just like that joke is.

18 Go to comments
J
JH 44 minutes ago
Rugby Australia have back up candidate in place should Schmidt walk

Schmidt will stay. He changes his mind about things like the tides. He's done about half a dozen backflips since leaving Ireland.

2 Go to comments
J
JW 46 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

It was pointed out after the Ireland game, same author. It is encouraging to see international fans realise it now though, for so long the All Black team (and it's performance) has been underappreciated.


The structure a little more stuiable for him than Canes though I feel, where he basically invisible.

12 Go to comments
J
JW 49 minutes ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Razor is compensating, and not just for the Foster era.


Thanks again for doing the ground work on some revealing data Nick.


This article misses some key points points that are essential to this debate though;


Razor is under far more pressure than Rassie to win

Rassie is a bolder selector than Razor, and far more likely to embrace risk under pressure than his counterpart from New Zealand.

It doesn't realise the difficulties of a country like South Africa, with no rugby season to speak of at the moment, to get full use out of overseas internationals

Neither world player of the year Pieter-Steph du Toit nor all-world second row Eben Etzebeth were automatic selections despite the undue influence they exert on games in which they play.

The last is that one coach is 7 years into his era, where the other is in his first, and is starting with a far worse blank slate than where upon South Africa's canvas could be layered onto after 2017.

The spread at the bottom end is nothing short of spectacular. Seventeen more South Africans than New Zealanders started between one and five games in 2024.

That said, I think the balance needs to be at least somewhere in the middle. I don't know how much that is going to be down to Razor's courage, and New Zealands appetite however.


Sadly I think it is going to continue and the problem is going to be masked by much better results next year, even forgotten with an undefeated season. Because even this article appears to misconstruing the..

known quantities

as being TJP and Sam Cane. In the context of what would need to change for the numbers above to be similar, it's players like Jordie Barrett, Beauden Barrett, Rieko Ioane, Sevu Reece, Ethan Blackadder, Codie Taylor, where the reality needs to be meet face on.


On Jordie Barrett at Lienster, I really hope he can be taught how to tackle with a hard shoulder like Henshaw and Ringrose have. You can see in these highlights he doesn't have the physical presence of those two, or even the ones behind him in NZ like ALB and AJ Lam. I can't really seem him making leaps in other facets if he's already making headlines now.

12 Go to comments
J
JH 59 minutes ago
The David Nucifora Scotland verdict after 'five weeks on the ground'

So basically there's a few good Scottish players, and he'll scan NZ, Aussie and SA for the rest, just like he did for Ireland.

1 Go to comments
J
JH 1 hour ago
'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

Yup. There's always someone who trolls that old myth, while failing to look at all the Kiwis in other national teams, especially Samoa and Tonga. The irony.

18 Go to comments
J
JH 1 hour ago
'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

The policy needs to change, but it won't. The only upside to that happening is Razor won't be able to select TJ Perenara ever again. So that's a major plus.

18 Go to comments
J
JH 1 hour ago
'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

Doesn't help when Japanese and NH clubs sit in waiting after NZ does 99% of the work, then picks them off.

18 Go to comments
J
JH 1 hour ago
'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'

Yup, many wondered if Foster was still selecting the AB's this year, with 'leadership group' players being picked who are the core of the 70% winning rate these days, and who seem utterly immune to their form being judged. Every loss was followed by the exact same players being selected, so they could quote 'redeem themselves'. If there are off field consequences for 'protocol', why don't these apply to form and continued ill-discipline by older players who should know better?


They keep defending themselves around the number of 'new' players, but they've hardly been given any meaningful game time. Those that got it required an injury to others to get more than a few minutes. They would usually thrive, only to get dropped for 'experience' again. An entire season has been a year of wasted opportunity to create actual competition for places within the squad, and happy injury enforced selections. It's progress via accident rather than by design.

12 Go to comments
LONG READ
LONG READ 'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress' 'Razor's conservatism is in danger of halting New Zealand's progress'
Search