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Women's Six Nations

La France dévoile ses 32 joueuses pour le Tournoi des Six Nations féminin

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 14 jours

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À exactement 15 jours du lancement du Tournoi des Six Nations féminin 2025, les co sélectionneurs Gaëlle Mignot et David Ortiz ont dévoilé le groupe de 32 joueuses appelées à préparer le premier match, en Irlande le samedi 22 mars.

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Parmi les 18 avants et 14 trois-quarts retenues, une seule néophyte. Il s’agit de la deuxième ou troisième ligne de Grenoble Taina Maka, 20 ans et aucune sélection officielle pour le moment, mais déjà présente en janvier lors du stage réalisé à Elche (Espagne).

Manon Bigot est la seule trentenaire au sein d’un groupe jeune (24,2 ans de moyenne) où les cadres auront un rôle capital. Seules cinq joueuses dépassent les 40 sélections, avec la demie de mêlée Pauline Bourdon-Sansus (61 capes) en fer de lance derrière, et la talonneuse Agathe Sochat (56 sélections) devant.

Les co capitaines désignées à l’automne à l’occasion du WXV, Manae Feleu et Marine Ménager sont bien là. Mais l’autre sœur Ménager, la N.8 Romane, ne figure pas dans la liste, tout comme la flanker Gaëlle Hermet ou la pilière Assia Khalfaoui.

La spécialiste du rugby à VII Séraphine Okemba, retenu à XV pour la première fois l’an dernier, est à nouveau convoquée. La jeune ailière Kelly Arbey (19 ans, 2 sélections) est également conviée après avoir fait ses premières apparitions en bleu lors du Tournoi 2024.

Les Bleues vont lancer une saison 2025 déterminante, avec en ligne de mire la Coupe du Monde, qui aura lieu en août et septembre en Angleterre. Les Red Roses font figure de grandes favorites au titre planétaire, tout comme au Tournoi des Six Nations dont elles sont sextuples tenantes du titre.

L’équipe de France a raté son WXV à l’automne et doit absolument réussir un bon Tournoi, qui fait office de répétition générale avant la Coupe du Monde, objectif majeur de toutes les équipes cette année.

Le groupe des 32 joueuses pour le Tournoi des Six Nations féminin 2025

Les avants

Rose Bernadou, 24 ans, 17 sélections, Montpellier HR
Axelle Berthoumieu, 24 ans, 17 sélections, Blagnac RF
Manon Bigot, 34 ans, 8 sélections, Blagnac RF
Yllana Brosseau, 24 ans, 16 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Léa Champon, 22 ans, 3 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Célia Domain, 24 ans, 7 sélections, Blagnac RF
Charlotte Escudero, 24 ans, 21 sélections, Stade Toulousain
Madoussou Fall Raclot, 26 ans, 34 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Teani Feleu, 22 ans, 7 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Manae Feleu, 25 ans, 21 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Hina Ikahehegi, 21 ans, 3 sélections, Stade Villeneuvois
Clara Joyeux, 27 ans, 45 sélections, Blagnac RF
Taina Maka, 20 ans, 0 sélection, FC Grenoble Amazones
Ambre Mwayembe, 21 ans, 14 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Séraphine Okemba, 29 ans, 4 sélections, LOU Rugby
Élisa Riffonneau, 21 ans, 12 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Agathe Sochat, 29 ans, 56 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Kiara Zago, 19 ans, 3 sélections, Stade Toulousain

Les arrières

Montserrat Amédée, 28 ans, 6 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Kelly Arbey, 19 ans, 2 sélections, Stade Toulousain
Carla Arbez, 25 ans, 7 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Océane Bordes, 22 ans, 1 sélection, Stade Toulousain
Émilie Boulard, 25 ans, 33 sélections, Blagnac RF
Pauline Bourdon Sansus, 29 ans, 61 sélections, Stade Toulousain
Morgane Bourgeois, 22 ans, 8 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Alexandra Chambon, 24 ans, 25 sélections, FC Grenoble Amazones
Nassira Kondé, 25 ans, 15 sélections, Stade Bordelais
Mélissande Llorens, 22 ans, 12 sélections, Blagnac RF
Marine Ménager, 28 ans, 52 sélections, Montpellier HR
Lina Queyroi, 23 ans, 17 sélections, Stade Toulousain
Lina Tuy, 20 ans, 7 sélections, ASM Romagnat
Gabrielle Vernier, 27 ans, 49 sélections, Blagnac RF

Programme du XV de France féminin

Irlande – France | Samedi 22 mars | 14 h 00 (heure française) | Kingspan Stadium, Belfast
France – Écosse | Samedi 29 mars | 14 h 00 | Stade Marcel-Deflandre, La Rochelle
France – Pays de Galles | Samedi 12 avril | 13 h 45 | Stadium Municipal, Brive-la-Gaillarde
Italie – France | Samedi 19 avril | 14 h 00 (heure française) | Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parme
Angleterre – France | Samedi 26 avril | 17 h 45 (heure française) | Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, Londres

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Super Rugby Pacific's rebirth can finally restore the missing All Blacks edge

2024 All Blacks got cooked under pressure & when they need points they couldn’t find it …

D-Mac can create something out of nothing . But under presume he doesn’t have the goods . Barrett will kick the ball away first chance he gets , if he kicked into space it would be a string to his game . But it’s yet to be seen .

The starting 8 will be the key to the All Blacks . won’t matter who’s at 10 if the starting 8 don’t play a strong game . Ardie been carrying for to long . Will be on his last legs come 2027 hopefully by then we have more then just 1 or 2 ball carriers upfront who can actually make decent meters.

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Mzilikazi 21 minutes ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

Read a piece on Ian Whitten a while back…returned from Exeter to play with his brothers at Instonians. That would be a big boost for them?

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Mzilikazi 24 minutes ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

I’ll comment, though Deepete better informed them I. There is the AIL, and I would say it is good in that there is now far more chance for clubs across all Ireland to compete for promotion the top level. It is interesting that the only two Ulster clubs in Div 1 A, teh top level, are Ballynahinch and Armagh. Pre the pro era they were junior clubs, and were stuck there. The great clubs of the pre pro era are either gone….North of Ireland and Collegians(though they combined), or are scattered down the leagues…Ballymena, who produced the great duo, Sid Millar and Willie John McBride, Dungannon, CIYMS.

See Deepet’s comment on Instonians below.

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Mzilikazi 37 minutes ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

Wallace v Armagh, Deepete. Had a personal interest in following that one, my support with Armagh. Kenny Hooks coached them for a hell of a long time, lifted a small school to great heights. I coached him for five years…..2 Medallion, then 3 1st XV. He retired after some 41 years there last year, so was not involved with this year’s team.

Interesting to see Wallace now a power, and for them, happy to see them finally win the Cup…after some 7 ateempts. When I was coaching, Wallace were a hockey school, just beginning to play some rugby. Quite a transition.

Actually I’m sad to see the decline of some formerly great rugby schools. Coleraine Inst, Bangor GS now no longer competitive at all.

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Mzilikazi 47 minutes ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

“What do you think you’d put down their success then to?” Special group of players coming together at that time, and good coaches, JW. Jimmy Davidson, and Harry Williams…..latter coached Ulster when they won the Heineken Cup. I began my coaching career under him, so knew him very well. Davidson played for Ireland, knew him well enough too. Outstanding man, sadly died of cancer few years ago.

“And how might it relate to current day?” Pondering that one, not so easy. I would say just not enough really talented playes, esp. in key positions. Flyhalf be one, scrumhalf too. John Cooney was great, now older. Days of having Ruan Pienaar were better. Probably coaching too, All recent coaches seem to struggle. Take Les Kiss. I would rate him a very good coach, went on the lift London Irish a lot till they folded financially. Now doing a good job with Qld, may soon be WB coach.

“when you say ‘we’ the lad was from Ulster?” No, Leinster, Kilkenny now, Roscrea previously, so schools outside Dublin. They don’t generally have the coaching expertise that schools like Blackrock can call on. Roscrea did win the Schools Cup in 2015…think they brought in a professional coach that year.

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Deepete 2 hours ago

'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

That's a fine question, JW. As far as I'm concerned the Ulster domestic clubs are faring ok. The biggest news in Irish Club rugby for the last few years has been the rise and rise of Instonians (a Belfast team) who have been rocketing up the leagues. They were once a large club who then had maybe 2 decades floundering in the low leagues but for whatever reason have really progressed and look set to get promoted into league 1b (consider it the 2nd division). Their story certainly could be an inspiration for a fallen Ulster outfit!

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