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Provence Rugby
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Provence Rugby is a French rugby union team that plays in France’s second division of professional rugby union, the Pro D2.

Provence Rugby Form last 5 games 🔥 win streak

🔥 Streak
4 wins

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Provence Rugby Matches

Fri 30 Jan, 2026
Pro D2
Round 19
Carcassonne Carcassonne
Round 19
19
-
23
FT
Provence Rugby Provence Rugby
Stade Albert-Domec
Fri 13 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 20
Provence Rugby Provence Rugby
Round 20
18:00
Oyonnax Oyonnax
Stade Maurice David
Fri 20 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 21
Dax Dax
Round 21
18:30
Provence Rugby Provence Rugby
Stade Maurice Boyau

Provence Rugby Rugby Team Players

Provence Rugby Forwards

Name
Position
Julius Nostadt
Julius Nostadt
Prop
Sebastien Taofifenua
Sebastien Taofifenua
Prop
Nicolas Gabriel Toth
Nicolas Gabriel Toth
Prop
Thomas Vernet
Thomas Vernet
Prop
Federico Wegrzyn
Federico Wegrzyn
Prop
Lino Julien
Lino Julien
Prop
Joseph Laget
Joseph Laget
Hooker
Romain Latterrade
Romain Latterrade
Hooker
Kapeli Pifeleti
Kapeli Pifeleti
Hooker
Thomas Sauveterre
Thomas Sauveterre
Hooker
Tomas Francis
Tomas Francis
Prop
Provence Rugby
Malachi Hawkes
Prop
Hugo Ndiaye
Hugo Ndiaye
Prop
Eliott Yemsi
Eliott Yemsi
Prop
Provence Rugby
Raphael Portat
Lock
Albert Tuisue
Albert Tuisue
Lock
Renger van Eerten
Renger van Eerten
Lock
Yannick Youyoutte
Yannick Youyoutte
Lock
Andres Zafra Tarazona
Andres Zafra Tarazona
Lock
Izack Rodda
Izack Rodda
Lock
Ned Hanigan
Ned Hanigan
Back Row
Guillaume Piazzoli
Guillaume Piazzoli
Back Row
Charly Gambini
Charly Gambini
Back Row
Matthieu Voisin
Matthieu Voisin
Back Row
Provence Rugby
Diego Pinheiro Ruiz
Back Row
Teimana Harrison
Teimana Harrison
Back Row
Tornike Jalagonia
Tornike Jalagonia
Back Row
Malohi Suta
Malohi Suta
Back Row
Baptiste Belhadj
Baptiste Belhadj
Back Row

Provence Rugby Backs

Name
Position
Joris Cazenave
Joris Cazenave
Scrum Half
Arthur Coville
Arthur Coville
Scrum Half
Sadek Deghmache
Sadek Deghmache
Scrum Half
Provence Rugby
Tom Noble
Scrum Half
Jules Plisson
Jules Plisson
Fly Half
Jules Soulan
Jules Soulan
Fly Half
Caleb Muntz
Caleb Muntz
Fly Half
Provence Rugby
Pierre Lucas
Outside Back
George North
George North
Outside Back
Nadir Bouhedjeur
Nadir Bouhedjeur
Outside Back
Leo Drouet
Leo Drouet
Outside Back
Provence Rugby
Manuel Vareiro
Outside Back
Kaveinga Finau
Kaveinga Finau
Centre
Guillaume Galletier
Guillaume Galletier
Centre
Provence Rugby
Baptiste Lenoir
Centre
Setareki Bituniyata
Setareki Bituniyata
Outside Back
Adrien Lapegue-Lafaye
Adrien Lapegue-Lafaye
Outside Back
Sione Tui
Sione Tui
Outside Back
Provence Rugby
Paul Cellio
Outside Back
Mathias Colombet
Mathias Colombet
Outside Back
Thomas Salles
Thomas Salles
Outside Back

Provence Rugby Tournaments

Pro D2
Pro D2

Provence Rugby

History of Provence Rugby

Provence Rugby Club was founded in 1970 and was originally known as Aix Rugby Club. Between 2001 and 2015, the club was known as Pays d’Aix Rugby Club (PARC) before becoming Provence Rugby.

At the end of the 2004-05 season, the club was promoted to the Pro D2. However they were relegated back to the Fédérale 1 at the end of the season. In 2009, they returned once again to the Pro D2.

Despite coming next to last in the 2009-10 season (a relegation spot) they escaped relegation when Top 14 club, Montauban, filed for bankruptcy and were demoted directly to the Fédérale 1. Unfortunately, Provence Rugby were relegated once again after the 2012-13 season and didn’t return to the Pro D2 until the 2015-16 season.

The side finished last in the 2015-16 Pro D2 season, however they were initially spared relegation when four clubs were relegated to Fédérale 1 due to financial mismanagement. Their luck was short lived when three of the clubs won appeals and remained in the Pro D2, leaving Provence relegated.

In the 2023-24 Pro D2 season, Provence Rugby finished the regular season in first place. This was the first time in the club’s history that the side made it to the knockout stage of the Pro D2. Sadly though, they lost in their semi-final against Grenoble and did not win promotion to the Top 14. They also fell at the same hurdle (and against the same team) in the following season.

Provence Rugby have offered some excellent performances throughout the club’s history and we hope to see them celebrate more triumphs in the near future.

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