The two titles won by Stade Toulouse presented to the US Marmande rugby school

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The children of the US Marmande rugby schoolin Lot-et-Garonne, experienced an unusual Wednesday afternoon.
This October 16, 2024, they were indeed able to see and touch as closely as possible emblematic trophies French and European rugby.

Stars in your eyes before the shield of Brennus

The little ones – but also the big ones – had stars in my eyes time to be able to take a photo with the Brennus shield and the Champions Cup trophy.

These two trophies, won last spring by Stade Toulouse, reward the French champion and the European champion respectively.

Et if he was presented to Marmande this Wednesdayit is thanks to the intermediary of José Longo, member of the USM steering committee. This native of Toulouse is also friends with former Stade players, now present on the staff, Virgile Lacombe and Clément Poitrenaud.

“The Stade is very open on the question of sharing and wishes to reach out to all the clubs in the great southwest. »

Behind this communication operation from Stade Toulouse, US Marmande also wishes to highlight its own parish.

“It is interesting to raise awareness of the high level via this trophy, to our children at rugby school and why not inspire vocations in them? »

Raise the level of the US Marmande rugby school

The USM wishes to continue and accelerate its efforts at its rugby school. The Marmandaise team must perform well to make US Marmande less dependent on recruitment to supply its flagship team.

“We have shown great momentum since the start of the school year with a 30% increase in our rugby school graduates. We want to try to raise the level. The USM must have a great rugby school and we are also aiming for the 3-star label from the Federation which would be a great reward. »

Before dreaming of Brennusthe little Marmandais will have to work hard this season to be able to win their shields at the end of the year.

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