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Stade Montois Rugby, more commonly known as Mont de Marsan, competes in the Pro D2, France’s second division.

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Mont de Marsan Matches

Fri 30 Jan, 2026
Pro D2
Round 19
Mont de Marsan Mont de Marsan
Round 19
20
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3
FT
Brive Brive
Stade Guy Boniface
Fri 13 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 20
Soyaux Angouleme Soyaux Angouleme
Round 20
18:30
Mont de Marsan Mont de Marsan
Stade Chanzy
Fri 20 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 21
Oyonnax Oyonnax
Round 21
18:30
Mont de Marsan Mont de Marsan
Stade Charles-Mathon

Mont de Marsan Rugby Team Players

Mont de Marsan Forwards

Name
Position
Thomas Bultel
Thomas Bultel
Prop
Luka Goginava
Luka Goginava
Prop
Giovanni Sefa
Giovanni Sefa
Prop
Jean-Luc Innocente
Jean-Luc Innocente
Prop
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Alessio Caiolo-Serra
Hooker
Torsten Van Jaarsveld
Torsten Van Jaarsveld
Hooker
Luka Begic
Luka Begic
Hooker
Florian Dufour
Florian Dufour
Hooker
Samuel Lagrange
Samuel Lagrange
Hooker
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Marco Fepulea'i
Prop
Anthony Alves
Anthony Alves
Prop
Mathys Bats
Mathys Bats
Prop
Gheorge Gajion
Gheorge Gajion
Prop
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Ali Osman
Prop
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Youssouf Soucouna
Lock
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Morgan Eames
Lock
Romain Durand
Romain Durand
Lock
Jules Dussutour
Jules Dussutour
Lock
Vladimeri Chachanidze
Vladimeri Chachanidze
Lock
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Jay Tuivaiti
Lock
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Louis Finch
Lock
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Jacques Alexandre Nguimbous
Lock
Aurelien Lafforgue
Aurelien Lafforgue
Back Row
Raphael Robic
Raphael Robic
Back Row
Jean-Jacques Cassio
Jean-Jacques Cassio
Back Row
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Tom Dargelos
Back Row
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Louis Paillas
Back Row
Ewan Bertheau
Ewan Bertheau
Back Row
Nicolas Garrault
Nicolas Garrault
Back Row
Wahel Ponpon
Wahel Ponpon
Back Row
Brent Liufau
Brent Liufau
Back Row
Raphael Darquier
Raphael Darquier
Back Row
Ioane Iashagashvili
Ioane Iashagashvili
Back Row
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Sam Tuifua
Back Row
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Ig Prinsloo
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Mael Turpin
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Thibault Berthaud

Mont de Marsan Backs

Name
Position
Baptiste Canut
Baptiste Canut
Scrum Half
Nicolas Darquier
Nicolas Darquier
Scrum Half
Christophe Loustalot
Christophe Loustalot
Scrum Half
Lisati Milo-Harris
Lisati Milo-Harris
Scrum Half
Willie du Plessis
Willie du Plessis
Fly Half
Bautista Ezcurra
Bautista Ezcurra
Outside Back
Pierre Sayerse
Pierre Sayerse
Outside Back
Tomasi Seru
Tomasi Seru
Outside Back
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Josaia Ralulu
Outside Back
Joris Dupont
Joris Dupont
Centre
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Gaspard Robbe
Centre
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Stefan Darricau
Centre
Gatien Masse
Gatien Masse
Centre
Nacani Wakaya
Nacani Wakaya
Centre
Yannick Lodjro
Yannick Lodjro
Outside Back
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Mosese Dawai
Outside Back
Alexandre de Nardi
Alexandre de Nardi
Outside Back
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Iban Laclau
Outside Back
Simao Bento
Simao Bento
Outside Back
Theo Cortes
Theo Cortes
Outside Back
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Sam Wisniewski
Outside Back

Mont de Marsan Tournaments

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Mont de Marsan

History of Stade Montois Rugby

Stade Montois Rugby was established in 1908 and their black and yellow kit earned them the nickname Les Abeilles (The Bees). 

Between the late 1940s and early 1960s, the Stade Montois rugby team made it to the final of the French Championship four times. They failed to secure the title on the first three occasions, losing to Castres Olympique in 1949, FC Lourdes in 1953, and Racing Club de France in 1959. They finally claimed victory in 1963, with a 9-6 win against US Dax

Alongside their success in the French Championship, Stade Montois won the Challenge Yves du Manoir for three consecutive years - 1960, 1961, and 1962. They were also runners up in 1958 and 1966. 

In the professional era of rugby, the club won their first Pro D2 title in 2002 and were promotion playoff winners in 2008 and 2012. In recent years, the team has spent most of its time in the Pro D2.

However, with plenty of successes under their belts, we couldn’t be more excited to see what the future holds for Stade Montois.

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