Sporting union carmausine

|- | colspan=" 2" style=" text-align: center; padding: 0.5em; " bgcolor=" white" | |- | Club founded in | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 1906 |- | Colors | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Green and red |- | Stage | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Stage Jean-Vareilles
(places) |- | Seat | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Thousand Club, Jean-Vareilles Stage, BP 7
81400 Carmaux |} The US Carmaux or Sporting union Carmausine is a club of Rugby to XV located at Carmaux, in the north of the Département of the Tarn. The club evolves/moves today on the level of the Fédérale 3 and plays its matches at the Jean-Vareilles Stage, in the past Stade of the Tower.

Champion of France in 1951, it is resulting from the fusion of two clubs of the city in 1940, and its teams play in red and green

History

US Carmaux results from the fusion of two clubs:

the Olympic of Carmaux , founded in 1921, was the club of the Company of the Mines of Carmaux (which exploited the coal of the basin). He exploited the Stage of the Mines to football and Rugby in colors red and black. The team of Rugby was a certain success with two national finals (Promotion/the Third Division in 1928, Honneur/the Second Division in 1929, twice against Roanne).

the Football Club Carmausin , founded in 1922, was him the municipal club, created by the town hall. General sports (it had also a section of athletics), it was not remains about it on the level of the results, with two championships of France (4th series 1923, 2nd series 1926) intersected with a final of 3rd series in 1924. The club played in green and black.

The competition between the two clubs was considerable and impossible to circumvent in if small town, the more so as in 1931, the two clubs were found in the First Division. However, fusion intervened only in December 1940, whereas the Vichy government had imposed the regrouping of the sporting companies. The leaders equipped the regrouping forced with a declaration of good intentions “to recognize that it is important to put an end to the old competition of their two sporting groupings”. Thus is born the Sporting union Carmausine . An additive with the clauses of the marriage contract even specified that in the event of dissension, each club could have set out again on its side, the OC with football and the tennis shoe, the FCC with Rugby and cycling! That will not be the case, and the general sports USC counted nine sections quickly

It is of this double heritage that the USC derives also the colors from its escutcheon, the green of the FCC, the red of the OC, related to a white shirt.

Champion of France

The club will know its more beautiful hour of glory in 1951. By beating the Stadoceste tarbais 14-12 finally, the club succeeds another club tarnais - the Olympic Castres - with the prize list of the championship of France and thus gains the famous Bouclier of Brennus.

Strongly depend on the good fortune of the coal mines of Carmaux, the club is struck of full whip by the economic crisis. It goes down in the Second Division, where he will become champion of France in 1972, then in the Third Division (Champion in 1995). The club evolves/moves now on the level Fédérale 3 (the 5th division).

The club plays at Stage Jean Vareilles (old Stage of the Tower) since the middle of the Seventies, before the club knew its hours of glory at the Stage of Amouries (or of Cyanamide).

(Source: The Large book of Rugby 1981-1982, Editions FMT, p.247-249.)

Prize list

The escutcheon of the club comprises 5 red stars which represent the five championships of France gained by the teams of the club:

Champion of France of the First Division: 1951
Champion of France of the Second Division: 1972
Champion of France the Third Division: 1995
Champion of France Balandrade Juniors: 1991,1996

The club also has titles in Championship of the Pyrenees:

Champion of the Pyrenees (team 3): 1983
Champion of the Pyrenees Honor: 1999
Champion of the Pyrenees (team 2): 2000

Finale 1951

Composition of the champion team of France:

Sagols - Deleris, Golaszewski, Cassou G, Cassou F - Lasmolles, Pagès - Aué, Governed, Pailhous - Pave-Rivetted, Gervais - Carrère, Combettes, Bès. Trainer: Marcel Dax.

Former players emblematic

In addition to the champions of France 1951, the club offered good number of international France has, soldiers and school, as well as a member of the XV of France

Herve Larrue, international under the shirt of the USC.
Jean-Pierre Romeu, born and formed in Carmaux, international under the shirt of the ACE Montferrand.

Trainers

External bond

Site of the club

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