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Women's Six Nations

Six Nations 2024 : le groupe des Bleues dévoilé

Jérémy Fahner

Published: 7 Mars 2024 08:33 PST
Updated: 7 March 2024 12:34 PST

Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images

Le Tournoi des Six Nations féminin commence le 23 mars pour l’équipe de France, avec la réception de l’Irlande. Pour s’y préparer au mieux, l’encadrement du XV de France féminin a dévoilé une liste des 32 joueuses retenues en vue des deux premières joutes de l’édition 2024, la réception de l’Irlande, donc, puis un déplacement en Ecosse le 30 mars.

Cette annonce fait suite au mini stage de deux jours organisé à Toulouse les 6 et 7 mars, et consacré aux avants, « afin de travailler plus spécifiquement la conquête, un secteur qui nécessite du temps. Ce travail en amont du rassemblement va nous permettre de mettre un focus sur la touche et la mêlée, et d’anticiper sur la préparation des deux premiers matchs du Tournoi », confiait la co-sélectionneuse Gaëlle Mignot, sur le site de la FFR.

Désormais au complet, le groupe bleu va désormais mettre le cap sur Paris pour « un stage de préparation à l’INSEP à 32 joueuses. Il est primordiale pour notre équipe d’effectuer une préparation précise et rigoureuse afin d’attaquer ce Tournoi 2024 avec beaucoup d’ambition, en particulier devant notre public au Mans contre l’Irlande », a complété l’autre entraîneur des Bleues, David Ortiz.

A noter également, trois arbitres françaises officieront durant ce Tournoi féminin : Aurélie Groizeleau, Doriane Domenjo et Mélissa Leboeuf.

Les avants

BERNADOU Rose (FFR/Montpellier HR)
BERTHOUMIEU Axelle (FFR/Blagnac RF)
BIGOT Manon (Blagnac RF)
CHAMPON Léa (AOL/FC Grenoble Amazones)
DESHAYE Annaëlle (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
ESCUDERO Charlotte (FFR/Stade Toulousain)
FALL Madoussou (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
FELEU Manae (FFR/FC Grenoble Amazones)
FELEU Teani (AOL/FC Grenoble Amazones)
GROS Emeline (FFR/FC Grenoble Amazones)
HERMET Gaëlle (FFR/Stade Toulousain)
JOYEUX Clara (FFR/Blagnac RF)
KHALFAOUI Assia (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
MENAGER Romane (FFR/Montpellier HR)
MWAYEMBE Ambre (AOL/FC Grenoble Amazones)
RIFFONNEAU Elisa (Trailfinders Women)
SOCHAT Agathe (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
VAUCLIN Chloé (AOL/Stade Rennais)
ZAGO Kiara (AOL/Stade Toulousain)

Les arrières

BANET Cyrielle (FFR/Montpellier HR)
BORDES Océane (Stade Toulousain)
BOULARD Émilie (FFR/Blagnac RF)
BOURDON SANSUS Pauline (FFR/Stade Toulousain)
BOURGEOIS Morgane (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
CHAMBON Alexandra (FFR/FC Grenoble Amazones)
DROUIN Caroline (FFR/Stade Rennais)
KONDE Nassira (FFR/Stade Bordelais)
MENAGER Marine (FFR/Montpellier HR)
QUEYROI Lina (FFR/Blagnac RF)
SIVI Suliana (AOL/Stade Rennais)
TUY Lina (AOL/ASM Romagnat)
VERNIER Gabrielle (FFR/Blagnac RF)

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NB 1 hour ago

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NB 1 hour ago

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NB 1 hour ago

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NB 1 hour ago

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