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TOP 14

Section Paloise : Jack Maddocks prolonge jusqu'en 2027

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Jack Maddocks pendant le match de Top 14 entre la Section Paloise et le Stade Français au stade du Hameau à Pau, le 25 novembre 2023. (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ / AFP) (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

L’arrière-ailier australien de Pau Jack Maddocks a prolongé son contrat avec la Section avec laquelle il est désormais lié jusqu’en 2027, a annoncé mercredi le club béarnais.

Maddocks, 27 ans, a terminé meilleur marqueur du club lors de la saison 2023-2024 avec 9 essais.

Arrivé à Pau en 2021 en provenance des Waratahs de Sydney (Super Rugby), il a disputé 53 matches avec Pau toutes compétitions confondues.

« Jack apporte beaucoup de sérénité et de confiance à l’équipe. Sa prolongation consolide notre projet sportif. Son leadership, son expérience et sa fougue sont les meilleurs accélérateurs pour nos jeunes trois-quarts », a déclaré le manager palois Sébastien Piqueronies dans un communiqué.

Samedi, la Section paloise recevra Vannes (14h) au Hameau pour la 13e journée de Top 14.

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