Agen
Introduction Rugby has been played in Agen since 1908, and Sporting Union Agenais has won the Bouclier de Brennus eight times since 1930, but not since 1988.
They were losing finalists in 1990 and 2002
Subsequently they have had a period in Pro D2, but were promoted in 2010
Agen's 30,000 inhabitants are proud to call their town the prune capital of France. As with many other small towns on the Top 14, if there were not for the rugby team there would not be much going on. It is beautiful country though, with a well-deserved reputation for good eating.
City: Agen
Country: France
Club: Sporting Union Agen Lot-et-Garonne
Founded: 1908
Internet: www.sua-rugby.com
E-Mail: secretariat@sua-rugby.cpom
Home Colours: White/Blue/White
Away Colours: Blue/White/Blue
League (2012/13): Top 14
Updated October 2013
Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2013
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