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Lucas Bachelier Giorgi Beria Lorencio Boyer Gallardo

Union Sportive des Arlequins Perpignanais, more commonly known as USA Perpignan, play in the Top 14, the top tier of rugby union in France.

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Perpignan Matches

Sat 9 May, 2026
Round 23
Clermont Clermont
Round 23
45
-
14
FT
Perpignan Perpignan
Stade Marcel Michelin
Sat 16 May, 2026
Round 24
Bordeaux Bordeaux
Round 24
07:35
Perpignan Perpignan
Stade Chaban-Delmas
Fri 29 May, 2026
Round 25
Perpignan Perpignan
Round 25
17:00
Castres Castres
Stade Aime Giral

Perpignan Rugby Team Players

Perpignan Forwards

Name
Position
Lorencio Boyer Gallardo
Lorencio Boyer Gallardo
Prop
Giorgi Beria
Giorgi Beria
Prop
Giorgi Tetrashvili
Giorgi Tetrashvili
Prop
Bruce Devaux
Bruce Devaux
Prop
USA Perpignan
Mathys Pillac
Prop
USA Perpignan
Joan Barcenilla D Onghia
Prop
Sama Malolo
Sama Malolo
Hooker
Ignacio Ruiz
Ignacio Ruiz
Hooker
Mathys Lotrian
Mathys Lotrian
Hooker
Seilala Lam
Seilala Lam
Hooker
Victor Montgaillard
Victor Montgaillard
Hooker
USA Perpignan
Melvyn Zafra
Hooker
Kieran Brookes
Kieran Brookes
Prop
Pietro Ceccarelli
Pietro Ceccarelli
Prop
Nemo Roelofse
Nemo Roelofse
Prop
Akato Fakatika
Akato Fakatika
Prop
USA Perpignan
Davit Lagvilava
Lock
Bastien Chinarro
Bastien Chinarro
Lock
USA Perpignan
Giani Callegari
Lock
USA Perpignan
Enzo Rognon
Lock
USA Perpignan
Thomas Serezat
Lock
USA Perpignan
Alexandru Ion
Lock
Mathieu Tanguy
Mathieu Tanguy
Lock
Adrien Warion
Adrien Warion
Lock
Posolo Tuilagi
Posolo Tuilagi
Lock
Jonny Gray
Jonny Gray
Lock
Max Hicks
Max Hicks
Back Row
Matteo Le Corvec
Matteo Le Corvec
Back Row
Noe Della Schiava
Noe Della Schiava
Back Row
USA Perpignan
Andro Dvali
Back Row
Jacobus Van Tonder
Jacobus Van Tonder
Back Row
Jamie Ritchie
Jamie Ritchie
Back Row
Patrick Sobela
Patrick Sobela
Back Row
Mahamadou Diaby
Mahamadou Diaby
Back Row
Lucas Velarte
Lucas Velarte
Back Row
Joaquin Oviedo
Joaquin Oviedo
Back Row
USA Perpignan
Peceli Yato
Back Row

Perpignan Backs

Name
Position
James Hall
James Hall
Scrum Half
Tom Ecochard
Tom Ecochard
Scrum Half
Gela Aprasidze
Gela Aprasidze
Scrum Half
USA Perpignan
Matthieu Allene
Scrum Half
USA Perpignan
Mayron Fahy
Fly Half
Tristan Tedder
Tristan Tedder
Fly Half
Tommaso Allan
Tommaso Allan
Fly Half
Jake McIntyre
Jake McIntyre
Fly Half
Antoine Aucagne
Antoine Aucagne
Fly Half
USA Perpignan
Benjamin Urdapilleta
Fly Half
Hugo Reus
Hugo Reus
Fly Half
USA Perpignan
Setareki Toganiyadrava
Outside Back
USA Perpignan
Maxim Granell
Outside Back
Lucas Dubois
Lucas Dubois
Outside Back
Jeronimo De La Fuente
Jeronimo De La Fuente
Centre
Duncan Paia'aua
Duncan Paia'aua
Centre
USA Perpignan
Diego Mascarenc
Centre
USA Perpignan
Anthony Mattew Guirado
Centre
Jordan Petaia
Jordan Petaia
Centre
Job Poulet
Job Poulet
Centre
Eneriko Buliruarua
Eneriko Buliruarua
Centre
Alivereti Duguivalu
Alivereti Duguivalu
Centre
Tavite Veredamu
Tavite Veredamu
Outside Back
Theo Forner
Theo Forner
Outside Back
Jefferson Joseph
Jefferson Joseph
Outside Back
USA Perpignan
Paul Pilon
Outside Back
USA Perpignan
Gabin Kretchmann
Outside Back
USA Perpignan
Simon Taty
Outside Back

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History of USA Perpignan

Perpignan Rugby Club was founded way back in 1902. Back then, the club was known as AS Perpignan. Over the years, the team has been known by many different names. For example, in 1919, they were renamed US Perpignan. The team adopted its current name in 1933.

The Perpignan rugby team was most successful in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. During this time, the team reached the final of the French Championship on six occasions, winning three times (1938, 1944 and 1955). However, the team did not reach another final until 1977 and didn’t win the French Championship again until 2009. 

The 2009 title is the club’s only top-tier trophy of the professional era. However, the side did make the final of the European Rugby Champions Cup (then known as the Heineken Cup) in 2003. Sadly though, they were defeated by Stade Toulousain. In more recent years, the Perpignan rugby team has yo-yoed between the Top 14 and the Pro D2

At the close of the 2024-25 season, Perpignan took part in the relegation play-off. They edged past Grenoble 13-11 in order to keep their place in the Top 14 for the 2025-26 season. 

Think the USA Perpignan rugby team can recapture their former glories? Follow the team’s progress with the rugby gurus at RugbyPass. 

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