Antoine Vignau-Tuquet

Antoine Vignau-Tuquet , born the July 27th 1981 with Oloron-Holy-Marie (Yrénées-Atlantiques), is a player of Rugby to XV and seven French which evolves/moves at the back station of , half center or of opening within the manpower of the US Dax (1,77 m for 78 kg).

It starts by playing Football, and decides to change sport for the Rugby with XV. Whereas he plays modest club of Arudy, he is noticed by the Section Paloise, club headlight of the Béarn. He then obtains his first selections in the categories of young people. Unfortunately, for its last years with the Section, it is often wounded because of muscular problems, which prevents it from disputing the Espoirs championship. It leaves Pau then, like Mathieu Siro or Thomas Sanchou, for the Mons Stade which proposes to him to become professional and to evolve/move in Top 16. After the relegation of the club, the requests to continue to play on best level lead it to join the US Colomiers, stage which will constitute a difficult experiment since the club undergone sporting descent, financial descent and died of the president Michel Bendichou. He thus prefers to return at the Mons Stage, club where he has his reference marks. After two encouraging seasons, it joined the US Dax.

Career

Arudy
2002 - 2003:
2003 - 2004:
2004 - 2006:
Since 2006:

Prize list

In club

Victorious of the final stages of the championship of France Pro D2: 2007

In national team

Team of France -21 years
Team of France -19 years: world champion in April 2000
University Team of France: champion of Europe in 2002
Team of France of Rugby to seven

Personnel

2 better realizer of Pro D2: 2006 (361 points, is 22 less than the first Sebastien Fauqué)
2 better striker of Pro D2: 2006 (331 points, is 22 less than the first Sebastien Fauqué)

External bonds

Profile of the player by lequipe.fr
Statistical by itsrugby.fr

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