Tragic Death of Rugby Player Clea Menier in France
Clea Menier, a 17-year-old amateur rugby player for Union du Bassin Marmandais, died after suffering an injury during an under-18 match against Agen Agglo Rugby. The incident occurred on Saturday, and after receiving medical attention on the field, she was taken to Pellegrin Hospital in Bordeaux, where she later died from her injuries.
The nature of her injury has not been disclosed by either her club or the French Rugby Federation (FFR). In a statement, Union du Bassin Marmandais expressed immense sadness and shared condolences with Clea's family, friends, team-mates, and coaches, emphasizing the club's commitment to support one another during this difficult time.
The FFR also expressed its condolences, stating that the loss has deeply affected the rugby community and that efforts will be made to understand the circumstances surrounding the accident.
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