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Coupe Falcou
Sport rugby league
Founded 1937
Country
 France
Official website FFR XIII

The Coupe Falcou is an annual knock-out competition organised by the Fédération Française de Rugby à XIII for amateur rugby league clubs in France.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Past winners


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





History[edit]


The competition was introduced in 1937 and originally known as the French Amateur Cup. The inaugural winners were the short-lived La Rochelle club (during World War II the club was forced to merge with the town's rugby union club, Atlantique Stade Rochelais, by the Vichy Government of the time).


When rugby league was legalised again at the end of the war the cup was re-instituted as the National Cup and was played between 1945 and 1962. Two now defunct clubs dominated the post war years; Facture from near Bordeaux in the Gironde won the cup five times and Lavardac from Aquitaine, which folded in the 1980s, won it on four occasions.


There was no cup played from 1963 to 1976.


It was relaunched in 1977 for amateur clubs and known as the French Federal Cup. From 1992 the competing clubs have vied for the Coupe Falcou, named in memory of Albert Falcou (1911–1990) who devoted his life to the cause of rugby league.


Since 1977 the cup has been won by no less than nineteen different clubs.



Past winners[edit]


French Amateur Cup



  • 1937 : La Rochelle XIII

  • 1938 : Arcachon XIII

  • 1939 : RC Saint-Gaudens


National Cup



  • 1945 : Orange XIII

  • 1946 : Orange XIII

  • 1947 : Figeac XIII

  • 1948 : RC Carpentras

  • 1949 : Arachon XIII

  • 1950 : Lavardac XIII

  • 1951 : Lavardac XIII

  • 1952 : Lavardac XIII

  • 1953 : Lavardac XIII

  • 1954 : La Réole XIII

  • 1955 : Bordeaux Facture XIII

  • 1956 : Limoux Grizzlies

  • 1957 : Bordeaux Facture XIII

  • 1958 : Bordeaux Facture XIII

  • 1959 : Miramont XIII

  • 1960 : Bordeaux Facture XIII

  • 1961 : Saint-Gaudens Bears 'A'

  • 1962 : Bordeaux Facture XIII


Federal Cup



  • 1977 : La Réole XIII

  • 1978 : Not Played

  • 1979 : Montpellier Red Devils

  • 1980 : AS Clairac XIII

  • 1981 : Aspet XIII

  • 1982 : Saint-Laurent XIII

  • 1983 : US Apt XIII

  • 1984 : Palau XIII Broncos

  • 1985 : Not Played

  • 1986 : RC Lescure-Arthes XIII

  • 1987 : Sainte-Livrade XIII

  • 1988 : La Réole XIII

  • 1989 : Le Pontet XIII

  • 1990 : Tonneins XIII

  • 1991 : RC Lescure-Arthes XIII


Coupe Falcou



  • 1992 : Cabestany XIII

  • 1993 : Cabestany XIII

  • 1994 : Sainte-Livrade XIII

  • 1995 : Gifi Bias XIII

  • 1996 : Saint-Cyprien

  • 1997 : Morières XIII

  • 1998 : Castelnau XIII

  • 1999 : Le Barcarès XIII

  • 2000 : Sainte-Livrade XIII

  • 2001 : Palau XIII Broncos

  • 2002 : Sainte-Livrade XIII

  • 2003 : Gifi Bias XIII

  • 2004 : Salses XIII

  • 2005 : Salses XIII

  • 2006 : Baroudeurs de Pia XIII

  • 2007 : Sauveterre de Comminges XIII

  • 2008 : Baroudeurs de Pia XIII

  • 2009 : Le Barcares XIII

  • 2010 : Gratentour XIII

  • 2011 : Ornaisons XIII

  • 2012 : US Ferrals XIII

  • 2013 : Sporting Club Saint-Laurent Treize

  • 2014 : Sporting Club Saint-Laurent Treize

  • 2015 :

  • 2016 : Salses XIII

  • 2017 : Le Soler XIII



See also[edit]




  • Rugby league in France

  • France national rugby league team

  • France women's national rugby league team

  • French Rugby League Championship

  • Elite One Championship

  • Elite Two Championship

  • National Division 1

  • National Division 2

  • Lord Derby Cup

  • Paul Dejean Cup

  • French rugby league system



References[edit]





External links[edit]


  • Official website












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