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Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente, more commonly known amongst French fans as Soyaux Angoulême or SA XV Charente, is a French rugby union team that plays in the Pro D2.

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Soyaux Angouleme Matches

Fri 30 Jan, 2026
Pro D2
Round 19
Colomiers Colomiers
Round 19
42
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0
FT
Soyaux Angouleme Soyaux Angouleme
Stade Michel Bendichou
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
Aurillac Aurillac
Round 21
18:30
Soyaux Angouleme Soyaux Angouleme
Stade Jean-Alric

Soyaux Angouleme Rugby Team Players

Soyaux Angouleme Forwards

Name
Position
Vivien Devisme
Vivien Devisme
Prop
Paul Tailhades
Paul Tailhades
Prop
Sami Zouhair
Sami Zouhair
Prop
Georgy Balakarev
Georgy Balakarev
Prop
Mael Augry
Mael Augry
Hooker
Patxi Bidart
Patxi Bidart
Hooker
Motu Matu'u
Motu Matu'u
Hooker
Mamoudou Meite
Mamoudou Meite
Hooker
Pone Fa'amausili
Pone Fa'amausili
Prop
Soyaux Angouleme
Christian Luaki
Prop
Yassine Boutemane
Yassine Boutemane
Prop
Omar Dahir
Omar Dahir
Prop
Seydou Diakite
Seydou Diakite
Prop
Matt Beukeboom
Matt Beukeboom
Lock
Ian Kitwanga
Ian Kitwanga
Lock
Sikeli Nabou
Sikeli Nabou
Lock
Leo Morand Bruyat
Leo Morand Bruyat
Lock
Enzo Morand Bruyat
Enzo Morand Bruyat
Lock
Soyaux Angouleme
Leo Labarthe
Lock
Richie Arnold
Richie Arnold
Lock
Soyaux Angouleme
Nemani Kurucake
Back Row
Gautier Gibouin
Gautier Gibouin
Back Row
Jean-Maurice Decubber
Jean-Maurice Decubber
Back Row
Germain Burgaud
Germain Burgaud
Back Row
Clement Sentubery
Clement Sentubery
Back Row
Hubert Texier
Hubert Texier
Back Row
Maxence Lemardelet
Maxence Lemardelet
Back Row
Samuel Nollet
Samuel Nollet
Back Row
Adrian Mitu
Adrian Mitu
Back Row
Soyaux Angouleme
Jean-Yves Liufau

Soyaux Angouleme Backs

Name
Position
Soyaux Angouleme
Baptiste Escoffre
Scrum Half
Adrien Bau
Adrien Bau
Scrum Half
Alexis Levron
Alexis Levron
Scrum Half
Manu Saubusse
Manu Saubusse
Scrum Half
Soyaux Angouleme
Noe Darrelatour
Fly Half
Ben Botica
Ben Botica
Fly Half
Corentin Glenat
Corentin Glenat
Fly Half
Soyaux Angouleme
Avakuki Niusalelekitoga
Outside Back
Nathan Farissier
Nathan Farissier
Outside Back
Jonny May
Jonny May
Outside Back
Mathis Lafon
Mathis Lafon
Centre
Ledua Mau
Ledua Mau
Centre
Arthur Proult
Arthur Proult
Centre
Soyaux Angouleme
Katende Tumba
Outside Back
George Tilsley
George Tilsley
Outside Back
Eoghan Barrett
Eoghan Barrett
Outside Back
Matthys Gratien
Matthys Gratien
Outside Back
Soyaux Angouleme
Paul Berges
Outside Back
Soyaux Angouleme
Francois Carlo Mey
Outside Back
Remi Brosset
Remi Brosset
Outside Back
Jules Dubecq
Jules Dubecq
Outside Back
Soyaux Angouleme
Peter Lydon
Outside Back

Soyaux Angouleme Tournaments

Pro D2
Pro D2

Soyaux Angoulême

History of Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente

Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente was officially established in 1910 as the Sporting Club d’Angoulême (SCA). The rugby team was part of this organisation until 2003, when it became independent and was known as Sporting Club d’Angoulême Rugby. Then, in 2010, the club merged with Rugby Club Soyaux and Soyaux Angoulême XV Charente was formed.

After the club’s 2010 merger, their first season was a success. The team won the 2010-11 Féderale 3 season and was promoted to Fédérale 2. The club’s 2013-14 season was incredibly positive and the side won all 25 matches that they played. These victories earned them promotion to Féderale 1.

In their second season in Féderale 1, they gained promotion to the second division, and for the first time in their history, competed in the Pro D2. Aside from one relegation back to the Federale (then known as the Nationale) in the 2020-21 season, the club has remained at this level ever since the 2020-21 season.

SA XV Charente have enjoyed their fair share of ups and downs but have remained steady in the Pro D2 in the past few years. We’re excited to see more victories from the side in the future.

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