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Albi
Full name	Sporting Club Albigeois
Founded	1906; 118 years ago
Location	Albi, France
Ground(s)	Stadium Municipal d'Albi (Capacity: 13,058)
President	Bernard Archilla
Coach(es)	Jean Christophe Bacca; Henri Broncan
Captain(s)	Vincent Clément
League(s)	Nationale
2022–23	3rd (playoff semi-finalists)
1st kit	2nd kit
Official website
	www.sca-albi.fr

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Sporting Club Albigeois is a professional French rugby union club playing the third-level Nationale. During the past years it went back and forth between Top 14, the highest level of the French league system and the second-level Rugby Pro D2. Their last time in the Top 14 was for 2009–10 after winning the 2008–09 promotion playoffs. The previous one began in 2006 and came to an end after the 2007–08 season due to financial issues. Founded in 1907, the club plays at the Stadium municipal d'Albi (capacity 12,000). They wear black and yellow. They are based in Albi in Occitanie.

History

Sporting Club Albigeois was founded in December 1906 as a sportsclub where, in addition to rugby, tennis and running were practiced. Their first title came in 1926 when they beat Stade Toulousain in the final of the highly competitive championnat des Pyrénées (Pyrénées league).

In 1940, the Vichy regime forced towns with a population below 50,000 to merge their sports clubs in single entities. (UA Gaillac is another rugby union example). Vichy also targeted the professional rugby league and Albi was forced to bring together the two local clubs, S.C. Albi and R.C. Albi XIII under the name Albi Olympique.

In 1945, each club went its way and recovered its previous name. In 1949, SC Albi reached the First Division. In 1955, it qualified for the playoffs, managing to oust the prestigious Racing Club de France in the first round, before going down to Romans in the round of 16.

Until the 1980s, Albi went through regular ups-and-downs between the first and second divisions (Div 1 1961–1970, 1973–75, 1977–79, Div 2, 1957 – 1959, 1970–73, 1975–77, 1979–85). Their only notable performance was another playoff win against Toulouse in 1974. Albi remained in the second or third divisions until 2000.

The millennium was very favourable for Albi. The club reached three consecutive third division finals, all lost, in 2000, 2001 et 2002, to FC Oloron Sainte-Marie, Oyonnax and Tours. However, the professional Pro D2 offered two promotion spots in 2002 and Albi was back in the second division.

It took them four more years to take the last step. After finishing second to US Montauban in the 2006 regular season, they went on to beat AS Béziers and US Dax in the promotion playoffs and secure the final spot in the élite league Top 14. They remained in Top 14 until the 2007–08 season. Although they finished 12th that season, which would normally have kept them in the top flight, they were forcibly relegated to Pro D2 due to financial issues.

The following season, they finished third on the regular-season table, qualifying for the promotion playoffs. Their home playoff semifinal against La Rochelle ended 12–12 in regulation. Each team slotted a penalty in extra time, which ended 15–15. Under French rules, the first tiebreaker in such a situation is fewest red cards. Since neither side had a player sent off, the next tiebreaker is number of tries, followed by number of penalties scored. Albi went through because they had kicked 5 penalties to La Rochelle's 4 (and one drop goal). They defeated Oyonnax 14–12 in the playoff final on 31 May 2009 in Montpellier to secure their place in the Top 14 2009–2010 season.

By April 2010 the club had already been relegated from the Top 14 after recording only 3 wins all season.^[1]

Honours

French league, Division 1: (predecessor to today's Top 14)
- Round of 16 : 1955, 1974
Rugby Pro D2:
- Promotion playoff winners: 2006, 2009
French League, Division 1, B Group: (second division; predecessor to today's Pro D2)
- semi-final: 1980, 1986
French league, Nationale 1: (Div 3, highest amateur level)
- Runner-up: 2000
French league, Promotion Nationale: (Div 3, highest amateur level)
- Runner-up: 2001
French league, Fédérale 1: (Div 3, highest amateur level)
- Runner-up: 2002
Championnat des Pyrénées:
- Winner 1926

Current standings

2024–25 Nationale season Table
Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification or relegation
1	Chambéry (Q)	10	7	1	2	232	140	+92	4	2	38	Semi-final promotion play-off
2	Rouen (Q)	9	7	1	1	268	131	+137	4	0	36	Semi-final promotion play-off
3	Carcassonne (Q)	9	7	0	2	203	118	+85	4	2	36	Quarter-final promotion play-off
4	Narbonne (Q)	9	7	0	2	226	167	+59	4	1	35
5	Périgueux (Q)	9	7	0	2	217	113	+104	3	1	34
6	Albi (Q)	9	6	1	2	205	150	+55	2	0	30
7	Langon	10	6	0	4	234	209	+25	2	1	29
8	Suresnes	9	4	1	4	208	162	+46	3	4	27
9	Bourgoin-Jallieu	10	5	0	5	212	198	+14	2	2	26
10	Massy	9	4	0	5	181	139	+42	3	3	24
11	Tarbes	10	4	0	6	211	221	−10	2	3	23
12	Bourg-en-Bresse	9	4	0	5	164	156	+8	2	2	22
13	Marcq-en-Barœul (Q)	10	4	0	6	239	246	−7	2	2	22	Relegation play-off
14	Hyères (R)	26	0	0	26	0	650	−650	0	0	0	Relegation to Nationale 2

Updated to match(es) played on 19 October 2024. Source: ^[2]
Rules for classification: When two teams have the same points total, position is determined by head-to-head results before points difference.
(Q) Qualified for the playoffs; (R) Relegated

Current squad

The current Albi squad is:^[3]

Albi squad
Props Vladimir Bida Niccolo Ceccato Swan Cormenier Bastien Dedieu Zaza Navrozashvili Ralph Laurel Po'o Njike Benoît Sevestre Lomualito Tafili Patrick Toetu Hookers Romain Casals Arthur Castant Arnaud Feltrin Romain Hollet Gymael Jean-Jacques Locks Matthieu André Russlan Boukerou Gianni Gaillard Nomani Tonga	Loose forwards Paul Armengaud Vincent Calas Paul Farret Vlad Nistor Chris Tafili Tunufai Tavalea Asier Usarraga Simon Veyrac William Whetton Scrum-halves Thibaut Bisman Martin Doan Laurent Magnaval Fly-halves Maxime Alric Romain Barthelemy Benjamin Caminati Tom Hardwick	Centres Gaëtan Bertrand Dorian Hermet Antonin Ollier Simon Pardakhty François Vergnaud Wings Maxence Blanc Louis Decrop Saïmoni Nabaro Avenisi Vasuinubu Fullbacks Anthony Clerc Thomas Lacelle Mathieu Peluchon Benoît Sicart

(c) Denotes team captain, Bold denotes player is internationally capped

Notable former players

Robert Basauri
René Bousquet. 9 caps. One of the 15 Frenchmen who defeated England for the first time in 1927.
Pierre Danos
Charles-Antoine Gonnet. 16 cap. Also beat the English in 1927.
Bernard Momméjat. 9 caps with SCA.

French president Georges Pompidou accepted to be honorary chairman of the club in 1969 and paid his fees regularly until he died in 1974. [1].

References

^ "Rugby Live Centre".
^ "Classement NATIONALE". Fédération Française de Rugby (in French).
^ "L'effectif". Sporting Club Albigeois (in French). Retrieved 19 July 2018.

External links

(in French) SC Albi Official website
(in French) Club volunteers’ website

[1] "Rugby Live Centre".

[Classement_NATIONALE-2] "Classement NATIONALE". Fédération Française de Rugby (in French).

[L’effectif-3] "L'effectif". Sporting Club Albigeois (in French). Retrieved 19 July 2018.

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-'''Sporting Club Albigeois''' is a professional [[France|French]] [[rugby union]] club playing the second-level [[Rugby Pro D2]]. During the past years it went back and forth between [[Top 14]], the highest level of the [[National Rugby League (France)|French league system]] and the second-level [[Rugby Pro D2]]. Their last time in the Top 14 was for 2009–10 after winning the [[2008–09 Rugby Pro D2 season|2008–09]] promotion playoffs. The previous one began in 2006 and came to an end after the [[2007–08 Top 14 season|2007–08 season]] due to financial issues. Founded in 1907, the club plays at the Stadium municipal d'Albi (capacity 12,000). They wear black and yellow. They are based in [[Albi]] in [[Midi-Pyrénées]].
+'''Sporting Club Albigeois''' is a professional [[France|French]] [[rugby union]] club playing the third-level [[Championnat Fédéral Nationale|Nationale]]. During the past years it went back and forth between [[Top 14]], the highest level of the [[National Rugby League (France)|French league system]] and the second-level [[Rugby Pro D2]]. Their last time in the Top 14 was for 2009–10 after winning the [[2008–09 Rugby Pro D2 season|2008–09]] promotion playoffs. The previous one began in 2006 and came to an end after the [[2007–08 Top 14 season|2007–08 season]] due to financial issues. Founded in 1907, the club plays at the Stadium municipal d'Albi (capacity 12,000). They wear black and yellow. They are based in [[Albi]] in [[Occitania (administrative region)|Occitanie]].
 ==History==
-'''Sporting Club Albigeois''' was founded in December 1906 as a sportsclub where, in addition to rugby, [[tennis]] and [[athletics (track and field)|running]] were practiced. Their first title came in 1926 when they beat [[Stade Toulousain]] in the final of the highly competitive ''championnat des Pyrénées'' (Pyrénées league).
+'''Sporting Club Albigeois''' was founded in December 1906 as a sportsclub where, in addition to rugby, [[tennis]] and [[running]] were practiced. Their first title came in 1926 when they beat [[Stade Toulousain]] in the final of the highly competitive ''championnat des Pyrénées'' (Pyrénées league).
 In 1940, the [[Vichy regime]] forced towns with a population below 50,000 to merge their sports clubs in single entities. ([[UA Gaillac]] is another rugby union example). Vichy also targeted the professional [[rugby league]] and Albi was forced to bring together the two local clubs, S.C. Albi and R.C. Albi XIII under the name '''Albi Olympique'''.
 In 1945, each club went its way and recovered its previous name. In 1949, SC Albi reached the First Division. In 1955, it qualified for the playoffs, managing to oust the prestigious [[Racing Métro 92 Paris|Racing Club de France]] in the first round, before going down to Romans in the round of 16.
-Until the 1980s, Albi went through regular ups-and-downs between the first and second divisions (Div 1 1961-1970, 1973–75, 1977–79, Div 2, 1957 – 1959, 1970–73, 1975–77, 1979–85). Their only notable performance was another playoff win against [[Stade Toulousain|Toulouse]] in 1974. Albi remained in the second or third divisions until 2000.
+Until the 1980s, Albi went through regular ups-and-downs between the first and second divisions (Div 1 1961–1970, 1973–75, 1977–79, Div 2, 1957 – 1959, 1970–73, 1975–77, 1979–85). Their only notable performance was another playoff win against [[Stade Toulousain|Toulouse]] in 1974. Albi remained in the second or third divisions until 2000.
 The millennium was very favourable for Albi. The club reached three consecutive third division finals, all lost, in 2000, 2001 et 2002, to [[FC Oloron Sainte-Marie]], [[Oyonnax Rugby|Oyonnax]] and Tours. However, the professional Pro D2 offered two promotion spots in 2002 and Albi was back in the second division.
-It took them four more years to take the last step. After finishing second to [[US Montauban]] in the 2006 regular season, they went on to beat [[AS Béziers]] and [[US Dax]] in the promotion playoffs and secure the final spot in the élite league [[Top 14]]. They remained in Top 14 until the 2007-08 season. Although they finished 12th that season, which would normally have kept them in the top flight, they were forcibly relegated to Pro D2 due to financial issues.
+It took them four more years to take the last step. After finishing second to [[US Montauban]] in the 2006 regular season, they went on to beat [[AS Béziers]] and [[US Dax]] in the promotion playoffs and secure the final spot in the élite league [[Top 14]]. They remained in Top 14 until the 2007–08 season. Although they finished 12th that season, which would normally have kept them in the top flight, they were forcibly relegated to Pro D2 due to financial issues.
-[[2008–09 Rugby Pro D2 season|The following season]], they finished third on the regular-season table, qualifying for the promotion playoffs. Their home playoff semifinal against [[Atlantique Stade Rochelais|La Rochelle]] ended 12–12 in regulation. Each team slotted a penalty in extra time, which ended 15–15. Under French rules, the first tiebreaker in such a situation is fewest red cards. Since neither side had a player sent off, the next tiebreaker is number of tries, followed by number of penalties scored. Albi went through because they had kicked 5 penalties to La Rochelle's 4 (and one drop goal). They defeated [[Oyonnax Rugby|Oyonnax]] 14–12 in the playoff final on 31 May 2009 in [[Stade Yves-du-Manoir (Montpellier)|Montpellier]] to secure their place in the  Top 14 2009-2010 season.
+[[2008–09 Rugby Pro D2 season|The following season]], they finished third on the regular-season table, qualifying for the promotion playoffs. Their home playoff semifinal against [[Stade Rochelais|La Rochelle]] ended 12–12 in regulation. Each team slotted a penalty in extra time, which ended 15–15. Under French rules, the first tiebreaker in such a situation is fewest red cards. Since neither side had a player sent off, the next tiebreaker is number of tries, followed by number of penalties scored. Albi went through because they had kicked 5 penalties to La Rochelle's 4 (and one drop goal). They defeated [[Oyonnax Rugby|Oyonnax]] 14–12 in the playoff final on 31 May 2009 in [[Stade Yves-du-Manoir (Montpellier)|Montpellier]] to secure their place in the  Top 14 2009–2010 season.
-By April 2010 the club had already been relegated from the Top 14 after recording only 3 wins all season.<ref>http://www.planetrugby.com/tables/0,25806,9818,00.html#9818</ref>
+By April 2010 the club had already been relegated from the Top 14 after recording only 3 wins all season.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.planetrugby.com/tables/0,25806,9818,00.html#9818|title = Rugby Live Centre}}</ref>
 ==Honours==
@@ Line 55: / Line 57: @@
 ==Current standings==
-{{2015–16 Rugby Pro D2 season}}
+{{#lst:2024–25 Championnat Fédéral Nationale season|table}}
 ==Current squad==
+The current Albi squad is:<ref name="L’effectif">{{cite web | url=http://www.sca-albi.fr/leffectif/ | title=L'effectif | work=Sporting Club Albigeois | access-date=19 July 2018 | language=fr}}</ref>
-''2016-17''
-{{Rugby squad start}}
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left; font-size:90%; width:60%"
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=HK | name=[[Malik Djebablah]]}}
+|-
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=HK | name=[[Maxime Fray]]}}
+! colspan="100%" | Albi squad
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=HK | name=[[Cyriac Ponnau]]}}
+|- valign="top"
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Max Curie]]}}
+|
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Bastien Dedieu]]}}
+'''Props'''
-{{rugby squad player | nat=GER | pos=PR | name='''[[Samy Füchsel]]'''}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Vladimir Bida]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Mickaël Hygonnet]]}}
+* {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Niccolo Ceccato]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Christophe Lafoy]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Swan Cormenier]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Thomas Pretkowski]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Bastien Dedieu]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=AUS | pos=PR | name=[[Christopher Seuteni]]}}
+* {{flagicon|Georgia}} [[Zaza Navrozashvili]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=GEO | pos=PR | name='''[[Beka Sheklashvili]]'''}}
+* {{flagicon|Cameroon}} [[Ralph Laurel Po'o Njike]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=PR | name=[[Yusuf Tuncer]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Benoît Sevestre]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=LK | name=[[Matthieu André]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Lomualito Tafili]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=LK | name=[[Russlan Boukerou]]}}
+* {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Patrick Toetu]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=LK | name=[[César Damiani]]}}
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=LK | name=[[Benjamin Desroches]]}}
+'''Hookers'''
-{{rugby squad player | nat=TON | pos=FL | name='''[[Daniel Faleafa]]'''}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Romain Casals]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FL | name=[[Vincent Farre]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Arthur Castant]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FL | name=[[Fred Quercy]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Arnaud Feltrin]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=TON | pos=FL | name=[[Nomani Tonga]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Romain Hollet]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=N8 | name=[[Julien Raynaud]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Gymael Jean-Jacques]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=TON | pos=N8 | name=[[Tunufai Tavalea]]}}
-{{rugby squad mid}}
+'''Locks'''
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=SH | name=[[Théo Entraygues]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Matthieu André]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=SH | name=[[Thibaut Bisman]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Russlan Boukerou]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FH | name=[[Romain Barthelemy]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Gianni Gaillard]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=NZL | pos=FH | name=[[Daniel Kirkpatrick]]}}
+* {{flagicon|Tonga}} [[Nomani Tonga]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FH | name=[[Ilian Perraux]]}}
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=CE | name=[[Baptiste Bonnet]]}}
+||
-{{rugby squad player | nat=NAM | pos=WG | name='''[[Conrad Marais]]'''}}
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FIJ | pos=WG | name=[[Nasoni Naqiri]]}}
+'''Loose forwards'''
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FIJ | pos=WG | name=[[Timilai Rokoduru]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Paul Armengaud]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FB | name=[[Loïc Le Gal]]}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Vincent Calas]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=ESP | pos=FB | name='''[[Mathieu Peluchon]]'''}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Paul Farret]]
-{{rugby squad player | nat=FRA | pos=FB | name=[[Benoît Sicart]]}}
+* {{flagicon|Romania}} '''[[Vlad Nistor (rugby union)|Vlad Nistor]]'''
-{{rugby squad end}}
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Chris Tafili]]
+* {{flagicon|Tonga}} [[Tunufai Tavalea]]
+* {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Asier Usarraga]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Simon Veyrac]]
+* {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[William Whetton]]
+'''Scrum-halves'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Thibaut Bisman]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Martin Doan]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Laurent Magnaval]]
+'''Fly-halves'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Maxime Alric]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Romain Barthelemy]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Benjamin Caminati]]
+* {{flagicon|England}} [[Tom Hardwick]]
+||
+'''Centres'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Gaëtan Bertrand]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Dorian Hermet]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Antonin Ollier]]
+* {{flagicon|Chile}} '''[[Simon Pardakhty]]'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[François Vergnaud]]
+'''Wings'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Maxence Blanc]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Louis Decrop]]
+* {{flagicon|Fiji}} [[Saïmoni Nabaro]]
+* {{flagicon|Fiji}} [[Avenisi Vasuinubu]]
+'''Fullbacks'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Anthony Clerc]]
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Thomas Lacelle]]
+* {{flagicon|Spain}} '''[[Mathieu Peluchon]]'''
+* {{flagicon|France}} [[Benoît Sicart]]
+|-
+| colspan="100%" style="height: 10px;" |
+|-
+| colspan="100%" style="text-align:center;" | <small> ([[Captain (sports)|c]]) Denotes team captain, '''Bold''' denotes player is internationally capped</small>
+|}
 ==Notable former players==
@@ Line 106: / Line 150: @@
 * {{flagicon|France}} Bernard Momméjat. 9 caps with SCA.
-French president [[Georges Pompidou]] accepted to be honorary chairman of the club in 1969 and paid his fees regularly  until he died in 1974. [http://sporting.club.albi.free.fr/archives/historique/livredor/hommes/lettrepompi.htm].
+French president [[Georges Pompidou]] accepted to be honorary chairman of the club in 1969 and paid his fees regularly  until he died in 1974. [https://web.archive.org/web/20110721055330/http://sporting.club.albi.free.fr/archives/historique/livredor/hommes/lettrepompi.htm].
 ==See also==
@@ Line 116: / Line 160: @@
 ==External links==
-* {{language icon|fr}} [http://www.sca-albi.fr/ SC Albi] Official website
+* {{in lang|fr}} [http://www.sca-albi.fr/ SC Albi] Official website
-* {{language icon|fr}} [http://sporting.club.albi.free.fr Club volunteers’ website]
+* {{in lang|fr}} [http://sporting.club.albi.free.fr Club volunteers’ website]
+{{Championnat Fédéral Nationale}}
-{{Pro D2}}
 {{Rugby union in France}}
-{{SC Albi squad}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Sc Albi}}
-[[Category:French rugby union clubs|Albi]]
+[[Category:Rugby union clubs in France|Albi]]
 [[Category:Rugby clubs established in 1906]]
 [[Category:Midi-Pyrénées]]
-[[Category:Albi]]
+[[Category:Occitania (administrative region)]]
+[[Category:Sport in Albi]]
+[[Category:1906 establishments in France]]

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