1921–22 French Rugby Union Championship

1921–22 French Rugby Union Championship
Countries	France
Champions	Toulose
Runners-up	Bayonne
← 1920-21 1922-23 →

The 1921–22 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by Toulose beating Bayonne in the final.

The qualification round was completed by two pools of five teams. Stade Toulousain and Bayonne were the teams who qualified to the final.

Context

The 1922 Five Nations Championship was won by Wales, while France came last.

First round

Thirty clubs participated, divided into 10 pools of 3 (with home and away matches). 3 points were awarded for a win, 2 for a draw, 1 for a loss.

The winner of each pool qualified four the semifinal pool.

Pool A
- US Perpignan 6 pts,
- Toulouse OEC 4 pts,
- Nantes2 pts
Pool B
- Toulouse 6 pts,
- Boucau 4 pts,
- Chalon 2 pts
Pool C
- Racing Paris 6 pts,
- SA Bordeaux 4 pts,
- Agen 2 pts
Pool D
- Biarritz 6 pts,
- Stade Saint-Gaudens 3 pts,
- Lézignan 3 pts
Pool E
- Dax 6 pts,
- Saint-Girons 4 pts,
- Bergerac 2 pts
Pool F
- Grenoble 6 pts,
- Stade Français 4 pts,
- Narbonne 2 pts
Pool G
- Carcassonne 6 pts,
- Stade bordelais 4 pts,
- AS Bayonne 2 pts
Pool H
- Bayonne 6 pts,
- Toulon4 pts,
- Casteljaloux 2 pts
Pool I
- Lourdes 6 pts,
- Périgueux4 pts,
- CASG 2 pts
Pool J
- Béziers 5 pts,
- Stadoceste tarbais 5 pts,
- Pau 2 pts

Second Round

Two groups of five played, with the winners qualifying onto the final.

Pool A

- Bayonne 11 pts,
- US Perpignan 10 pts,
- Lourdes 8 pts
- Dax 6 pts
- Grenoble 4 pts

Pool B

- Toulouse 12 pts,
- Biarritz 9 pts,
- Racing Paris 9 pts,
- Béziers 6 pts,
- Carcassone4 pts

Final

Teams	Toulouse - Bayonne
Score	6-0 (0-0)
Date	23 April 1922
Venue	Stade du Bouscat - Bordeaux
Referee	Gilbert Brutus
Line-up
Toulose	André Maury, Pierre Pons, Gabriel Serres, Louis Puesch, Marcel-Frédéric Lubin-Lebrère, Jean Larrieu, Alfred Prévost, Henri Vignolles, Philippe Struxiano, Henri Galau, Joseph Dournac, Léon Nougal, François Borde, Adolphe Jauréguy, André Chilo
Bayonne	Edouard Lahirigoyen, Pierre Magens, Jean-Marie Vigneau, Silvano Andia, Henri Suhubiette, Eugène Landrieu, Joseph Laurent, Jean Etcheparre, Angel Sarratte, Eugène Billac, André Lafond, Henri Béhotéguy, André Béhotéguy, Jean Arnaudin, Dominique Etchegaray
Scorers
Toulose	1 try Galau 1 penalty de Struxiano
Bayonne

External links

Compte rendu de la finale de 1922, sur lnr.fr

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