Oyonnax Rugby

Oyonnax Rugby
Oyonnax
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Full name Union Sportive Oyonnax Rugby
Founded 1909
Location Oyonnax, France
Ground(s) Stade Charles-Mathon (Capacity: 6,000)
President Jean-Marc Manducher
Coach(es) Christophe Urios
2010–11 7th
1st kit
2nd kit

Union sportive Oyonnax Rugby is a French rugby union club from Oyonnax in the Ain département of the région Rhône-Alpes, currently competing in the second level of the French league system (Pro D2). They play at Stade Charles-Mathon (capacity 6,000). They wear black and red.

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History

They were founded in 1909 as Club Sportif Oyonnaxien and were renamed Union Sportive Oyonaxienne in 1940, as sports clubs were force to united by the Vichy régime. Oyonnax played in the regional leagues until 1967 when they joined the First Division (64 clubs). They were relegated to the lower divisions a few years later and bounced back to the Group B of the First Division (the Second Division in fact) in 1988. Finally, in 2003 they reached the Fédérale 1 final and although they went down to Limoges (18-20), they moved on to the professional Pro D2 where they have played ever since.

Honours

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under IRB eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-IRB nationality.

Player Position Union
Guillaume Cortal Hooker France France
Daniel Humbert Hooker France France
Benjamin Ollivier Hooker France France
Salim Tebani Hooker Algeria Algeria
Davit Ashvetia Prop Georgia (country) Georgia
Richard Menotti Prop France France
Damien Minassian Prop France France
Lukas Rapant Prop Czech Republic Czech Republic
Cyril Taillefer Prop France France
Pierre Thuries Prop France France
Alexandre Baclet Lock France France
Juan Carlos Bado Lock Uruguay Uruguay
Naude Beukes Lock South Africa South Africa
Miroslav Nemecek Lock Czech Republic Czech Republic
Gambo Adamou Flanker Cameroon Cameroon
Jérôme Baradat Flanker France France
Nicolas Brignoni Flanker Uruguay Uruguay
Antony Hudson Flanker France France
Christophe Marth Flanker France France
Nisifolo Naufahu Flanker Tonga Tonga
Nicolas Pommerel Flanker France France
Vincent Volle Flanker France France
Player Position Union
Yohann Authier Scrum-half France France
Étienne Ninet Scrum-half France France
Sébastien Bouillot Fly-half France France
Nadir Boukhaloua Fly-half France France
Bertrand Guilloux Fly-half France France
Mickaël Aït-Issad Fly-half France France
Frédéric Charrier Centre France France
Dan Dumitru Centre Romania Romania
Adrien N'Goma Centre France France
Samir Thevenot Centre France France
Brice Martin Wing France France
Jérome Naves Wing France France
Adrien Timoteo Wing France France
Peter Giroud Fullback France France
Pierre-Yves Montagnat Fullback France France

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