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Dupont, Ménager, Le Garrec, Daret : La France décroche 4 trophées aux World Rugby Awards

MONACO, MONACO - 24 NOVEMBRE 2024 : Ugo Monye s'entretient avec Antoine Dupont (France) après qu'il a reçu le prix du Joueur de l'Année du Rugby à Sept masculin de World Rugby lors des World Rugby Awards, le 24 novembre 2024 à Monaco, Monaco. (Photo par Mattia Ozbot - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

La France a été la nation la plus récompensée aux World Rugby Awards lors de la cérémonie de remise des prix qui s’est déroulée dimanche 24 novembre au soir à Monaco.

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Déjà sacré Joueur de l’Année en rugby à XV en 2021, Antoine Dupont a décroché le prix de Joueur de Rugby à Sept de l’année suite à sa saison exceptionnelle avec France 7, dont le summum a été la médaille d’or aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024.

Antoine Dupont sacré Joueur de Rugby à 7 de l’Année

Antoine Dupont est devenu en dix ans une figure incontournable du rugby français, tant par son talent que par son impact sur les succès de ses équipes. Il est le deuxième joueur de l’histoire, tous genres confondus, à décrocher le prestigieux titre de Joueur de l’Année en rugby à XV et à 7.

Avant son arrivée, l’équipe de France de rugby à 7 était compétitive, mais n’avait pas remporté de titre depuis 19 ans. Tout a changé avec lui. Dès son deuxième tournoi à Los Angeles en mars, il a brisé cette longue disette en offrant un titre à France 7. Par la suite, il a porté l’équipe jusqu’à la Grande Finale du HSBC SVNS à Madrid et, surtout, à une médaille d’or olympique.

Lors des Jeux de Paris 2024, dans un Stade de France en fusion, Dupont a sublimé l’événement. Auteur de quatre essais décisifs, il a marqué les esprits avec un essai crucial en quart de finale face à l’Argentine. En finale, il a signé un doublé face aux Fidji, champions en titre, scellant ainsi la victoire historique des Bleus.

Jérôme Daret sacré Entraîneur de l’Année

Dans le même ordre d’idées, l’entraîneur de l’équipe de France à 7, Jérôme Daret, a été élu Entraîneur de l’Année. C’est la première fois qu’un entraîneur de rugby à 7 décroche cette récompense généralement réservée aux quinzistes. Même Gordon Tietjens en son temps, le gourou des All Blacks Sevens, n’a pas eu cet honneur…

Seul autre français nommé pour les World Rugby Awards, Aaron Grandidier Nkanang gagne sa place dans la Dream team de l’Année aux côtés d’Antoine Dupont.

Chez les filles, 5e aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024, Séraphine Okemba est la seule septiste nommée dans la Dream Team de rugby à sept de l’année. Depuis les JO, elle a brillamment assuré une transition à XV à l’occasion du WXV en octobre dernier.

Les essais de l’année sont 100% français

C’est dans cette compétition que la co-capitaine du XV de France féminin Marine Ménager a marqué l’essai qui a été élu Essai féminin de l’année grâce au vote du public. Grâce à une combinaison et une réactivité parfaite partie d’un superbe 50:22 de Lina Queyroi, l’ailière a aplati un superbe essai contre le Canada le 29 septembre dernier.

Chez les hommes, c’est également un Français qui a remporté les votes des supporters : Nolann Le Garrec pour son essai incroyable contre l’Angleterre le 16 mars à Lyon lors du Tournoi des Six Nations.

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Le demi de mêlée du Racing 92, remplaçant pendant la pige septiste d’Antoine Dupont, avait conclu une contre-attaque fluide pour la France contre l’Angleterre, après qu’une touche volée ait permis à Gaël Fickou et Léo Barré de briller. Une magnifique feinte et un offload précis de Barré avaient permis au demi de mêlée Le Garrec d’inscrire un essai sur un plateau.

Pauline Bourdon-Sansus dans la Dream Team féminine

Si l’on peut regretter qu’aucun joueur du XV de France ne figure dans la Dream Team de l’Année malgré une belle campagne des Autumn Nations Series où la France a été la seule équipe du Six Nations à ne pas connaître de défaite, en revanche le XV de France féminin est représenté.

La demie de mêlée Pauline Bourdon-Sansus décroche ainsi sa place dans le XV de rêve de l’année 2024, de quoi atténuer le fait qu’elle n’ait pas remporté le trophée de Joueuse de l’Année pour lequel elle était nommée.

La liste des lauréats des World Rugby Awards 2024 :

  • Joueur World Rugby de l’Année :

Pieter-Steph du Toit (Afrique du Sud)

  • Joueuse World Rugby de l’Année :

Ellie Kildunne (Angleterre)

  • Joueur de Rugby à 7 de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC :

Antoine Dupont (France)

  • Joueuse de Rugby à 7 de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC :

Maddison Levi (Australie)

  • Révélation masculine World Rugby de l’Année :

Wallace Sititi (Nouvelle-Zélande)

  • Révélation féminine World Rugby de l’Année :

Erin King (Irlande)

  • World Rugby Men’s 15s Dream Team de l’Année

  1. Ox Nche (Afrique du Sud) 2. Malcolm Marx (Afrique du Sud) 3. Tyrel Lomax (Nouvelle-Zélande) 4. Eben Etzebeth (Afrique du Sud) 5. Tadhg Beirne (Irlande) 6. Pablo Matera (Argentine) 7. Pieter-Steph du Toit (Afrique du Sud) 8. Caelan Doris (Irlande) 9. Jamison Gibson-Park (Irlande) 10. Damian McKenzie (Nouvelle-Zélande) 11. James Lowe (Irlande) 12. Damian de Allende (Afrique du Sud) 13. Jesse Kriel (Afrique du Sud) 14. Cheslin Kolbe (Afrique du Sud) 15. Will Jordan (Nouvelle-Zélande).

  • World Rugby Women’s 15s Dream Team de l’Année

  1. Hope Rogers (USA), 2. Georgia Ponsonby (Nouvelle-Zélande) 3. Maud Muir (Angleterre) 4. Zoe Aldcroft (Angleterre) 5. Laetitia Royer (Canada) 6. Aoife Wafer (Irlande) 7. Sophie de Goede (Canada) 8. Alex Matthews (Angleterre) 9. Pauline Bourdon-Sansus (France) 10. Holly Aitchison (Angleterre) 11. Katelyn Vahaakolo (Nouvelle-Zélande) 12. Alex Tessier (Canada) 13. Sylvia Brunt (Nouvelle-Zélande) 14. Abby Dow (Angleterre) 15. Ellie Kildunne (Angleterre).

  • World Rugby Men’s Sevens Dream Team de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC

Selvyn Davids (Afrique du Sud), Antoine Dupont (France), Aaron Grandidier Nkanang (France), Terry Kennedy (Irlande), Nathan Lawson (Australie), Ponipate Loganimasi (Fidji), Matías Osadczuk (Argentine).

  • World Rugby Women’s Sevens Dream Team de l’Année en partenariat avec HSBC

Olivia Apps (Canada), Michaela Blyde (Nouvelle-Zélande), Kristi Kirshe (États-Unis), Maddison Levi (Australie), Ilona Maher (États-Unis), Jorja Miller (Nouvelle-Zélande), Séraphine Okemba (France).

  • Essai International Rugby Players Hommes de l’Année :

Nolann Le Garrec (France vs. Angleterre, Tournoi des Six Nations, 16 mars)

  • Essai International Rugby Players Femmes de l’Année :

Marine Ménager (France vs. Canada, WXV, 29 septembre)

  • Prix International Rugby Players du Mérite :

Vickii Cornborough (Angleterre)

  • Entraîneur World Rugby de l’Année :

Jérôme Daret (France)

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Mzilikazi 10 minutes ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

Thanks for the article, Nick. I did not see the game, and have only seen the Northampton tries. But the writers on The42.ie, which is my main source, all give Northampton full credit for the win, and the way they won.


It just beggars belief that Leinster did not go for the penalty attempt at the death. Also beggars belief they started the game without either Jordie Barrett, Andrew Porter or Jack Conan on the field. I listened to a very good podcast on the two semis during last week, and one view expressed was that Northampton would start well, and be capable of scoring then…first 15 mins or so. That was when Leinster needed their best XV on the field.


I just don’t see how Andy Farrell can now pick Sam Prendergast for this Lions tour. Surely the Fin(n)s are the two top 10 picks now, and I would think Marcus should go as well as a utility/10. That loss has hurt the chances of a swathe of Leinster players. Going to an interesting day, this Thursday !

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BC 37 minutes ago
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There appears to be some reasonable news about the injuries from Australia. Hopefully they will both be available for the World Cup.

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BC 1 hour ago
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Her importance is in publicizing women’s rugby, not what she brings to Bristol or The Eagles.

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BC 1 hour ago
'We were lit up by the fans': Ilona Maher

Difficult to judge Canada on that performance, first one for some months. Their strength remains the forwards. The litmus test is how well they can dispose of Australia and deal with NZ in the next few weeks. USA look dogged and will battle for 80 minutes

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SM 1 hour ago
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BIL have to win the series 3-0

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Flankly 2 hours ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

A first half of defensive failures is a problem, but they rectified that after half time. That left them with a points-difference mountain to climb. They actually did it, and spent minutes at the end of the game three points adrift, with possession, and on the opposition goal line. They had an extra player. And they also had a penalty right there.


Forget anything else that happened in the game … top teams convert that. They rise to the moment, reduce errors, maintain discipline, increase their energy, and sharpen their focus for those moments that matter. And the question for fans is simply one of why their team could not do this, patiently and accurately retaining possession while creating a scoring opportunity.


Different teams would have done different things with that penalty. A dominant scrumming team might have called the scrum, a successful mauling team might have gone for the lineout, a team with a rock star kicker and a sense of late game superiority might have taken the kick for goal, and a another team might have set a Rassie-esque midfield maul to allow an easy dropped goal. You pick what you have confidence in.


So Leinster picking the tap is not wrong, as long as that is a banker play for them. But don’t pick an option involving forwards smashing into gainline tackles if you have less than 100% confidence in your ball retention.


In the end it all came down to whether Leinster could convert that penalty to points. The stage was set, they held all the cards, and it was time for the killer blow (to mix a few metaphors). This is when giants impose themselves.


The coaching team need to stare at those few minutes of tape 1,000 times, and ask themselves why the team could not land that winning blow. Its not about selections, or replacements, or refereeing, or skillsets, or technique. It is a question of attitude and Big Match Temperament. It’s about imposing your will. Why was it not in evidence?

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JW 2 hours ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

You write like our Fijian friend Rugby, Baz. 👍


No one can blame Jordie, he did alright. Is that what you were getting at?

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Wit Kant 2 hours ago
'Most complacent selection decision you will ever see': Barrett benching slammed as Leinster knocked out

RedWarrior has never said anything wrong and is always right. The Irish are the most humble and best in the world, while South Africa together with NZ are the most arrogant. That will pretty much summarise everything he posts. Oh and I almost forgot about some ex ref named Doyle that said something about the intent of the bench was a 5-3 split.

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Patrick57 2 hours ago
All Blacks Sevens crushed by Blitzboks, bounce back with shock upset

Agreed, hard to get consistency when injuries throw a spanner in the works …. good call BAZ

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Werner 2 hours ago
URC teams aren't proving Stephen Donald wrong

Mate, you're the one that brought up financials saying they have to run a 12 month season to make ends meet. If they were in the SRP they would be struggling more financially. If you think financials don't have an impact a teams competitiveness I would argue different. More money means more capacity to retain and develop talent, to develop rugby pathways and most importantly keep the lights on during the ebb years.


Secondly if we are calling SRP and URC a domestic comp I feel like we're colouring well outside the lines. But if we are drawing parallels to SRP and URC “domestic” comps and you're question of dominance I'd point out that SA have had 3 teams in each quarter final since they joined and either won or been a runner up to the tournament every year. Hardly flunking it. As far as fanbase, you can use viewership, subscriptions or bums on seats and CC is still ahead on the fanbase vs SRP, the benefit of a rugby nation with double the population of AU.

Other than financials the benefits of URC are also as you mentioned more games but also more teams and players getting exposure to professional rugby (it's actually 5 teams if you include the repechage of the SA teams). With the schedules and competition setup all URC teams are required to have enough players to field 2-3 teams across the season. Previously under the SR you had 5 teams being forced into 4 squads with minimal change between squads week in week out.


See the thing about the SR or URC being better for competitiveness falls over pretty quick when you understand its a too way street. Arguing that SA is better or worse off because they left the SRP implies that AU and NZ aren't impacted and that they some how stay sharp without outside competition. All teams are worse off in the regard that they are no longer exposed to the different playing styles But When you consider RWC I would argue that being in the URC is a benefit to SA because they are far more likely to face a European team in the pool stages than AU or NZ.

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JW 2 hours ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

I’m sure it will be a great read when I can Nick, but what did you think of Jordie reverting to type, I think he must have carted the ball up on about 3 occasions, not once looking left or right. Much needed impetuous at that point or just his own personal belief for how best to contribute? I really thought the attack needed some life at that point, not muscle.

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JW 2 hours ago
James O'Connor, the Lions and the great club v country conundrum

Ahh, I see you’re/alterative title when viewing you’re articles in list, far more accurate and informative to the discussion!


Yes, sabbaticals are an answer. You can even view French players being rested from club and country alternatively as ‘sabbaticals’. Like this idea of Jordie taking a rest during the 6N (were some weeks there was still footy right?) was a sabbatical from his sabbatical lol


But yes, idea’s like introduced in the article widen and enhance the mean for a lot of nations. It really is the most hotly contested and shared sport on the world, and sabbaticals are just one strange way to try and make it work, make the sport succesful.

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SK 2 hours ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

Well Nick I have a theory why Leinster seem to lose so often at this stage of the season and it has to do with the Six Nations and what happens after that. In all of the seasons Leinster have come up short they have dominated going into the 6N. Then after that with Irish players coming out of camp they have some breathing space in the URC so they rest the lads. The SA tour almost always follows between week 12-16 of the URC. Leinster send weakened teams and have lost all games but one against the Sharks this year. They invariably ship one more in the URC regular season to an Ulster or a Munster and this year it was the Scarlets. They usually do so when starting weakened sides or teams that are half baked with a few of their internationals and their bench strength in what can be described as some kind of odd trail mix. The 6N takes its toll. The Irish lads come back battered and some come back injured. They also spend time in Irelands camp training within Irish systems with the coaches and these are slightly different to what they do at Leinster and in the last 2 seasons have been massively different on D. In the last 4-6 weeks of the URC the boys coming back from the Irish camp are not featuring. They are managed either side of the knockouts in the Champions cup. They sometimes play just 3-5 games over a 10 week period. They go from being battered and bruised to being underdone and out of whack. They lose all momentum with the losses they accrue and doubts start to set in. Suddenly sides find ways to unlock them, they make mistakes and they just cant deal with the pressure. At this time the weather also turns from cold, wet and rancid to bright and sunny. Suddenly the tempo is lifted on fields and conditions that are great for attractive rugby. Leinster start to concede points and dont put in the shift they used to. They have no momentum to do so. When will the coaching staff realise that they need to do something different at this point? They keep trying to manage the players and their systems in the same way every season when the boys come back from Ireland duty and its always the same result. A disaster in the last 3-4 weeks of the season. This year it came earlier. Maybe thats a blessing. With 2 rounds left in the URC they can focus their attentions. Perhaps thats where Leinsters attention needs to be anyway. They need to reclaim their bread and butter competition title before pushing onto the next star.

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santacruzcdl 3 hours ago
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Pablo Feijoo is not spanish coach. Paco Hernandez is.

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DC000 3 hours ago
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Donald spews an inordinate amount of ignorant 💩. He really is a SH rugby supporter at heart


Lions win the tour 3-0 or we don’t let Farrell come back to the NH

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BAZ 3 hours ago
Why ‘the curse of the Bambino’ is still stronger than ever at Leinster

CURSE OF BAMBINO? Could someone explain why poor Jordie is so freaked out?……and seemingly blamed for the loss? He just looked forward to learning from Irish sabbatical?😰most reports said he was playing so well? BTW I have not seen the cursed game and JB should not suffer?

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