1923–24 French Rugby Union Championship

1923–24 French Rugby Union Championship
Countries	France
Champions	Toulose
Runners-up	US Perpignan
← 1922-23 1924-25 →

The 1923-24 French Rugby Union Championship was won for the second consecutive year by Toulouse that defeated the US Perpignan in the final.

The Championship was contested by thirty teams divided in the first round in 6 pool of 5.

First Round

(in bold the qualified for second round)

Pool A
- SO Avignon
- Béziers
- US Cognac
- Hendaye
- Toulose

Pool B
- Bayonne
- Chalon,
- Grenoble
- Narbonne
- Périgueux

Pool C
- Albi
- Lézignan
- Pau
- Poitiers
- Racing

Pool D
- AS Bayonne
- SBUC
- Carcassone
- Lourdes
- Olympique Paris

Pool E
- Begles
- US Perpignan
- Soustons
- Touloun,
- Toulouse OEC

Pool F
- Agen
- Biarritz
- SA Bordeaux
- Stade Français
- Stadoceste

Quarter of finals

(in bold the qualified for semifinals round)

Second Roun
- Lourdes
- Narbonne
- Toulouse

Pool B
- Albi
- Bayonne
- US Perpignan

Pool C
- Bègles
- Béziers
- Biarritz

Pool D
- Carcassone
- Racing
- Stadoceste

Semifinals

6 apr. 1924	Toulouse	-	Béziers	3 - 0	Carcassonne
6 apr. 1924	Perpignan	-	Stadoceste	10 - 0	Toulouse

Final

Teams	Toulouse - Perpignan
Score	3-0 (3-0)
Date	27 April 1924
Venue	Parc Lescure - Bordeaux
Referee	Henri Lahitte
Line-up
Toulose	Yvan Saverne, Léon Nougal, Jean Borde, François Borde, Georges Allène, Henri Galau, Bernard Bergès, Jean Larrieu, Marcel Camel, Alex Bioussa, André Pepion, Marcel-Frédéric Lubin-Lebrère, Gabriel Serres, Jean Bayard, André Maury
US Perpignan	Étienne Cayrol, Raoul Got, Marcel Baillette, Roger Ramis, Marcel Darné, René Tabès, Jean Carbonne, Noël Sicart, Ernest Camo, Eugène Ribère, Gaudérique Momtassié, Camille Montadé, Joseph Sayrou, Fernand Duron, Charles Vergès
Scorers
Toulose	1 try Serres
US Perpignan

Other competitions

In the final of Second Division, the SC Mazamétain beat SC Graulhet 3 - 0.
In the final of third Division, the NAC Champ-sur-Drac beat FCCarmaux 8 - 3.
In the final of Fourth Division, SC Negrepelisse beat Stade Minervois 8 - 3.
In the final of 2nd XV championship, Bayonne beat Toulouse 14-5

Sources

L'Humanité, 1924
Compte rendu de la finale de 1924, sur lnr.fr
finalesrugby.com

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