The upcoming rugby engagements for Union Bordeaux Bègles (UBB) are sparking excitement among local fans as the team prepares for significant events.
An open training session is set to take place on February 7 at the Jules Ladoumègue stadium in Lormont, starting at 10 AM. This practice offers fans a chance to connect with the team and witness their preparation. Entry will begin at 9 AM. Security measures will be implemented for bag checks, ensuring safety during the event. A moment to interact with players is also planned post-training, fostering community engagement with fans.
Looking forward, the LNR has announced the scheduling for the 17th and 18th rounds of the Top 14 championship. UBB will host ASM Clermont Auvergne on February 23 at 21:05 at the Chaban-Delmas Stadium. Following this, UBB will travel to Perpignan to face USAP on March 1, also at 21:05. This presents fans with thrilling match-ups against formidable opponents.
Ticket sales for the home game against Clermont are awaiting announcement, but fans can purchase tickets online or at the new ticketing point located at the UBB Store (Bord'eau Village). Prices for tickets range from €10 for CAT6 to €70 for CAT1, with reduced rates available for younger fans born after January 1, 2006, students with valid ID, and individuals with specific disability cards. The anticipation surrounding these matches is sure to heighten with the approach of the dates.
Recent results from youth rugby schools associated with UBB paint a vibrant picture of the club's commitment to developing future talent. During the weekend of January 18-19, various matches were held, showcasing the performance of teams like Stade Bordelais and CABBG. The U6 team faced impressive competition, marking victories and draws, showcasing the growing skill level among young players.
For U12 teams, CABBG exhibited outstanding performance at the Challenge Groupama held at Bègles, achieving impressive victories over multiple opponents. Similarly, at the U14 Super Challenge de France, CABBG secured commendable wins, including thrilling close matches against teams like Biarritz. Such performances not only highlight the competitiveness but also the potential future stars of rugby coming through the ranks associated with UBB.
With the professional squad gearing up for key matches and youth teams making strides on the field, UBB continues to embed itself within the Bordeaux community, creating connections and drawing support from rugby enthusiasts across the region. The upcoming public training is not just another practice; it’s part of a growing tradition where the community is invited to witness and support their team. With tickets soon to be available and captivating matches just around the corner, the UBB experience promises to deliver excitement both on and off the pitch.
Fans, families, and players alike are eager for what’s to come, making it clear: the spirit of rugby thrives within Bordeaux, encapsulated by the efforts of UBB and its commitment to both current and future generations of players.