Women's Six Nations
Marine Menager
France Women
Nationality
Age
28
Position
Outside Back
Height
178cm
Marine Menager News
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France Women "in a race against time" ahead of World Cup
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Morgane Bourgeois’ Women's Six Nations notebook: The first edition
Irish rue missed opportunities as France take the win in Six Nations opener
France team to face Ireland in Women's Six Nations opener
Marine Ménager: 'Our slack periods cost us dearly'
Katelyn Vahaakolo scores hat-trick as New Zealand beat France in WXV 1
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Bio
Marine Ménager is a slick and fast winger who represents Montpellier and the French national team.
Born on 26 July 1996, she started playing rugby alongside her sister, Romane, at LMRC Villeneuve. She stayed with the club for 14 years and won the Élite 1 championship in 2016. However, in 2018, both sisters left Lille and signed for Montpellier, where they have stayed ever since.
In 2016, Marine also joined her sister in representing the French national team. She was called into her country’s squad for the 2021 Rugby World Cup, where she was undoubtedly one of the players of the tournament throughout the pool stage. She ultimately played a pivotal role for the French side, as they finished third. Then, in 2023, she was included within the Six Nations Team of the Championship.
Still young and with plenty left to prove, we can’t wait to see how Marine Ménager’s career continues to evolve.
