Stade Niçois is a French amateur rugby club based in Nice, founded in 2012. It currently operates in Nationale, one division below the French professional Top14 and Pro D2 leagues.
Source: [3] Rules for classification: When two teams have the same points total, position is determined by head-to-head results before points difference. (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
Womenedit
The club includes a women's section: the Nice University Racing Rugby Club, which plays in the second division (Federale 1).
Academyedit
The club includes a rugby school.
Performance Pathway with the Scottish Rugby Unionedit
On 25 July 2017, the Scottish Rugby Union announced a 'Performance Pathway' partnership with Stade Niçois.[4]
stade, niçois, french, amateur, rugby, club, based, nice, founded, 2012, currently, operates, nationale, division, below, french, professional, top14, leagues, full, name, rfcunionfrench, rugby, federationnickname, aigles, eagles, founded2012, years, 2012, loc. Stade Nicois is a French amateur rugby club based in Nice founded in 2012 It currently operates in Nationale one division below the French professional Top14 and Pro D2 leagues Stade NicoisFull nameStade Nicois RFCUnionFrench Rugby FederationNickname s Les Aigles The Eagles Founded2012 12 years ago 2012 LocationNice FranceGround s Stade des Arboras Capacity 3 000 League s Nationale2022 238th1st kit2nd kit Contents 1 History 2 Honours 3 Finals results 3 1 French championship 3 2 Challenge Yves du Manoir 4 Current standings 5 Women 6 Academy 7 Performance Pathway with the Scottish Rugby Union 8 Notable former players 8 1 Internationalists 9 ReferencesHistory editThe club was previously known as Rugby Nice Cote d Azur Universite Racing However this club was liquated in 2012 1 The new club Stade Nicois was formed for the season 2012 13 They play under new colours red white and black The club won promotion from Federale 2 at the end of season 2017 18 and will play in Federale 1 for season 2018 19 2 Honours editFrench championship Runners up 1983 Challenge Yves du Manoir Champions 1985 Challenge de l Esperance Champions 1974 1976Finals results editFrench championship edit Date Winner Runner up Score Venue Spectators 20 May 1983 AS Beziers RRC Nice 14 6 Parc des Princes Paris 43 100 Challenge Yves du Manoir edit Year Winner Score Runner up 1985 RC Nice 21 16 AS MontferrandCurrent standings edit2022 23 Nationale season Table Pos Teamvte Pld W D L PF PA PD TB LB Pts Qualification or relegation 1 Dax P 26 21 0 5 715 435 280 9 2 104 Semi final promotion play off 2 Valence Romans P 26 17 1 8 675 385 290 10 7 96 3 Albi 26 17 3 6 620 398 222 5 4 92 Quarter final promotion play off 4 Blagnac 26 17 2 7 572 504 68 2 3 86 5 Bourgoin Jallieu 26 16 2 8 606 536 70 3 3 83 6 Bourg en Bresse 26 14 2 10 527 485 42 4 5 78 7 Narbonne 26 14 1 11 590 565 25 3 5 75 8 Nice 26 12 2 12 538 475 63 4 9 74 9 Chambery 26 13 0 13 581 521 60 3 6 70 10 Tarbes 26 12 2 12 575 577 2 2 6 66 11 Suresnes 26 9 1 16 450 704 254 1 3 51 12 Hyeres 26 8 0 18 479 590 111 1 7 49 13 Rennes R 26 4 0 22 322 620 298 1 6 32 Relegation to Nationale 2 14 Cognac Saint Jean d Angely R 26 0 0 26 380 835 455 0 9 12Source 3 Rules for classification When two teams have the same points total position is determined by head to head results before points difference P Promoted R RelegatedWomen editThe club includes a women s section the Nice University Racing Rugby Club which plays in the second division Federale 1 Academy editThe club includes a rugby school Performance Pathway with the Scottish Rugby Union editOn 25 July 2017 the Scottish Rugby Union announced a Performance Pathway partnership with Stade Nicois 4 As part of this partnership former Scotland international rugby union players Peter Murchie and Tyrone Holmes joined the French club Peter Murchie joined as a coach while Tyrone Holmes joined as a Strength and Conditioning Coach 4 Two Glasgow Warriors players from the Scottish Rugby Academy fly half Josh Henderson and flanker Bruce Flockhart were loaned to the club for game time for the season 2017 18 In addition former London Scottish player Dave Cherry also joined the club 4 although he later moved back to Edinburgh Notable former players editInternationalists edit nbsp Dave Cherry nbsp Luciano OrqueraReferences edit Google Translate translate googleusercontent com France Bleu Azur on Twitter Twitter Classement NATIONALE Federation Francaise de Rugby in French Retrieved 22 May 2023 a b c Scottish Rugby creates performance links with Stade Nicois Scottish Rugby Union www scottishrugby org Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Stade Nicois amp oldid 1172676924, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
