Elite One Championship 2009–2010

The 2009/10 Elite One Championship season saw the league reduced to 9 teams with each team playing home and away with the top 5 going on to contest the play-offs. The season ran from October to May with Lézignan Sangliers eventually coming out on top after beating Pia XIII in the final which was played in Montpellier. This victory completed a league and cup double coming just a month after they had beaten Limoux Grizzlies in the Lord Derby Cup final 18-14 in Avignon.

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	Pts
1	Lézignan Sangliers	16	14	0	2	588	353	44
2	AS Carcassonne	16	11	0	5	500	325	38
3	Limoux Grizzlies	16	10	0	6	469	329	36
4	Pia XIII	16	10	0	6	500	386	36
5	Saint-Esteve XIII Catalan	16	8	0	8	454	374	32
6	RC Carpentras XIII	16	8	0	8	456	440	32
7	Villeneuve Leopards	16	6	1	9	372	446	29
8	SO Avignon	16	3	1	12	332	602	23
9	Saint-Gaudens Bears	16	1	0	15	232	648	18

Points win=3: draw=2: loss=1

Play-offs

Week 1

• Elimination Quarter-Final - Pia XIII 25-24 Saint-Esteve XIII Catalan
• Qualifying Final - AS Carcassonne 31-10 Limoux Grizzlies

Week 2

• Elimination Semi-Final - Limoux Grizzlies 20-38 Pia XIII
• Major Semi-Final - Lézignan Sangliers 54-12 AS Carcassonne

Week 3

• Elimination Final - AS Carcassonne 16-17 Pia XIII

Grand Final

Winners	Score	Runners-up	Venue	Attendance
FC Lézignan	32 – 22	Baroudeurs de Pia XIII	Altrad Stadium, Montpellier	6,612

See also

• Rugby league in France
• French Rugby League Championship
• Elite One Championship

References

External links

• French rugby league website^{[permanent dead link]}

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Rugby league in France

Federation

• Fédération Française de Rugby à XIII

National team

• France national rugby league team
• List of France national rugby league team results
• France women's national rugby league team

Leagues

Current	French Rugby League Championship Elite 1 Elite 2 National Division 1 National Division 2
Defunct	France Rugby League

Cups

• Lord Derby Cup
• Georges Aillères Cup
• Albert Falcou Cup
• Paul Dejean Cup

Rugby Football League teams

Current	Catalans Dragons (Super League) Toulouse Olympique (Championship)
Defunct	Paris Saint-Germain (Super League)

Elite 1 teams

• RC Albi
• SO Avignon
• AS Carcassonne
• Lézignan Sangliers
• Limoux Grizzlies
• Pia Donleys
• Saint-Estève XIII Catalan
• Saint-Gaudens Bears
• Toulouse Olympique Broncos
• Villeneuve Leopards

Elite 2 teams

• RC Carpentras XIII
• US Entraigues XIII
• Ille-sur-Têt XIII
• RC Lescure-Arthes XIII
• Palau XIII Broncos
• RC Salon XIII
• Tonneins XIII
• Villefranche XIII Aveyron
• Villegailhenc-Aragon XIII

Elite 1 Seasons

• 2002–2003
• 2003–2004
• 2004–2005
• 2005–2006
• 2006–2007
• 2007–2008
• 2008–2009
• 2009–2010
• 2010–2011
• 2011–2012
• 2012–2013
• 2013–2014
• 2014–2015
• 2015–2016
• 2016–2017
• 2017–2018
• 2018–2019
• 2019–2020
• 2020–2021
• 2021–2022
• 2022–2023
• 2023–2024

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