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La liste des Bleues à 7 pour Dubaï

Par Idriss Chaplain

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Anne-Cécile Ciofani emmènera les Bleues à Dubaï (Photo de CARL DE SOUZA/AFP via Getty Images)

Romain Huet a dévoilé la liste de l’équipe de France de rugby à 7 féminine pour l’étape du HSBC SVNS 2024/2025 à Dubaï (30 novembre-1 décembre).

« Avec ces 3 premiers mois de préparation le groupe s’est donné les moyens de pouvoir performer, on aborde la compétition avec cette envie de se confronter et de se situer », a déclaré le sélectionneur Romain Huet.

« Cela va être un moment fort pour 6 joueuses qui feront leur premier World Séries, un moment qui sera inoubliable et gravé à jamais. Et qui plus est à Dubaï où le contexte est challengeant. Au staff et au groupe de bien les accompagner dans cette dernière semaine en continuant d’aborder ces moments avec bonheur et ambition. »

France 7 féminin, la liste pour Dubaï

Kelly ARBEY
Alycia HRISTIAENS
Anne-Cécile CIOFANI
Noa COUDRE
Lili DEZOU
Marie DUPOUY
Perrine FAGNEN
Cléo HAGEL
Iän JASON
Valentine LOTHOZ
Carla NEISEN
Sulianna SIVI
Hawa TOUNKARA
Léa TROLLIER

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