2009 Catalans Dragons season Information & 2009 Catalans Dragons season Links at HealthHaven.com

2009 marks nine years since UTC was founded, and the 4th year of the Catalans Dragons in the European Super League. They will also be competing for the Carnegie Challenge Cup.

[edit] Transfers

Transfers for 2009 (In)

Nat	Name	Transferred from
	Steven Bell	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
	Shane Perry	Brisbane Broncos
	Jason Ryles	St. George Illawarra Dragons
	Frédéric Vaccari	Toulouse Olympique

Transfers for 2009 (Out)

Nat	Name	Transferred to
	John Wilson
	Aaron Gorrell	Brisbane Broncos
	Mathieu Griffi
	Alex Chan
	Younes Khattabi
	Justin Murphy

[edit] 2009 squad

No	Player	Position
1	Clint Greenshields	Fullback
2	Cyril Stacul	Wing
3	Steven Bell	Centre
4	Adam Mogg	Centre
5	Dimitri Pelo	Wing
6	Thomas Bosc	Stand Off
7	Shane Perry	Scrum Half
8	David Ferriol	Prop
9	Casey McGuire	Hooker
10	Jérôme Guisset	Prop
11	Sébastien Raguin	Second Row
12	Jason Croker	Second Row
13	Grégory Mounis	Loose Forward
14	Dane Carlaw	Utility
15	Jean-Philippe Baile	Second Row
16	Olivier Elima	Second Row
17	Cyril Gossard	Second Row
18	Vincent Duport	Centre
19	Julien Touxagas	Second Row
20	Kane Bentley	Hooker
21	Florian Quintilla	Scrum Half
22	Jamal Fakir	Prop
23	Jason Ryles	Loose Forward
24	Rémi Casty	Prop
25	Frédéric Vaccari	Wing
26	Andrew Bentley	Loose Forward
27	David Guasch	Loose Forward
28	William Barthau	Centre
29	Michael Simon	Prop
30	Mathias Pala	Fullback
31	Romain Mencarini	Second Row
32	Vincent Pagès	Scrum Half
33	Michaël Tribillac	Second Row

[edit] Fixtures and results

Competition	Round	Opponent	Result	Score	Home/Away	Venue	Attendance	Date
Super League XIV	1	Huddersfield Giants	Loss	8-30	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	7,520	14/02/2009
Super League XIV	2	Warrington Wolves	Win	20-40	Away	Halliwell Jones Stadium	7,947	22/02/2009
Super League XIV	3	Hull FC	Loss	28-12	Away	KC Stadium	12,482	27/02/2009
Super League XIV	4	Castleford Tigers	Loss	22-24	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	8,150	07/03/2009
Super League XIV	5	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Loss	30-10	Away	Belle Vue	4,807	15/03/2009
Super League XIV	6	Bradford Bulls	Loss	24-30	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	7,620	21/03/2009
Super League XIV	7	Leeds Rhinos	Loss	42-14	Away	Headingley Stadium	13,425	79/03/2009
Challenge Cup 2009	4	Bradford Bulls	Win	40-38	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	6,450	05/04/2009
Super League XIV	8	Harlequins RL	Win	24-28	Away	Twickenham Stoop Stadium	2,539	09/04/2009
Super League XIV	9	Wigan Warriors	Win	40-24	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	9,490	13/04/2009
Super League XIV	10	Salford City Reds	Win	38-6	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	8,327	18/04/2009
Super League XIV	11	Hull Kingston Rovers	Loss	44-10	Away	New Craven Park	8,115	26/04/2009
Super League XIV	12	Leeds Rhinos	Loss	16-36	Neutral	Murrayfield Stadium	30,122	03/05/2009
Challenge Cup 2009	5	St Helens RLFC	Loss	42-8	Away	GPW Recruitment Stadium	7,176	10/05/2009
Super League XIV	13	St Helens RLFC	Loss	28-32	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	9,065	16/05/2009
Super League XIV	14	Celtic Crusaders	Win	18-30	Away	Brewery Field	2,927	23/05/2009
Super League XIV	15	Leeds Rhinos	Win	32-30	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	7,913	06/06/2009
Super League XIV	16	Salford City Reds	N/A^[A]	—	Away	The Willows	—	12/06/2009
Super League XIV	17	Warrington Wolves	Loss	12-24	Home	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys	18,150	20/06/2009
Super League XIV	18	Castleford Tigers	Win	20-22	Away	The Jungle	5,508	28/06/2009
Super League XIV	19	Hull Kingston Rovers	Won	23-12	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	9,073	04/07/2009
Super League XIV	20	Wigan Warriors	Loss	24-22	Away	JJB Stadium	11,543	10/07/2009
Super League XIV	21	Harlequins RL	Win	38-16	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	8,324	19/07/2009
Super League XIV	22	Huddersfield Giants	Loss	36-12	Away	Galpharm Stadium	5,823	26/07/2009
Super League XIV	23	Celtic Crusaders	Win	34-0	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	6,874	01/08/2009
Super League XIV	16	Salford City Reds	Win	16-18	Away	The Willows	3,475	07/08/2009
Super League XIV	24	Hull FC	Win	18-6	Home	Stade de la Méditerranée	9,800	15/08/2009
Super League XIV	25	Bradford Bulls	Loss	42-18	Away	Grattan Stadium	7,919	23/08/2009
Super League XIV	26	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Loss	20-34	Home	Stade Gilbert Brutus	8,755	05/09/2009
Super League XIV	27	St Helens RLFC	Win	12-24	Away	GPW Recruitment Stadium	8,268	11/09/2009
Super League XIV Play-offs	Semi-final	Leeds Rhinos	Loss	27-20	Away	Headingley Stadium	13,409	02/10/2009

[edit] League table

Regular season final standings

Super League XIV v • d • e
#	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Leeds Rhinos	27	21	0	6	805	453	+352	42
2	St Helens	27	19	0	8	733	466	+267	38
3	Huddersfield Giants	27	18	0	9	690	416	+274	36
4	Hull Kingston Rovers	27	17	1	8	650	516	+134	35
5	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	27	16	0	11	685	609	+76	32
6	Wigan Warriors	27	15	0	12	659	551	+108	30
7	Castleford Tigers	27	14	0	13	645	702	-57	28
8	Catalans Dragons	27	13	0	14	613	660	-47	26
9	Bradford Bulls	27	12	1	14	653	668	-15	25
10	Warrington Wolves	27	12	0	15	649	705	-56	24
11	Harlequins RL	27	11	0	16	591	691	-100	22
12	Hull F.C.	27	10	0	17	502	623	-121	20
13	Salford City Reds	27	7	0	20	456	754	-298	14
14	Celtic Crusaders	27	3	0	24	357	874	-517	6

	Teams qualifying for the Play-offs

Source: superleague.co.uk.
Classification: 1st on league points; 2nd on match points difference.
League points: for win = 2; for draw = 1; for loss = 0.
Pld = Games played; W = Wins; D = Draws; L = Losses; PF = Match points scored; PA = Match points conceded; PD = Points difference; Pts = League points.

[edit] Notes

^A A test match between France and England is played in Paris over this weekend. Players on international duty miss their respective club's matches. Due to the test, and because ten Catalans players were selected for France,^[1] the round's fixture between Catalans Dragons and Salford City Reds was rearranged for 7 August.^[2]

[edit] References

^ "France 12-66 England". news.bbc.co.uk (BBC Sport). http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/8093909.stm. Retrieved 2009-06-14.
^ "Salford's Rob Parker fractured skull during defeat by Wigan, say club". (guardian.co.uk). http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/jun/10/salford-wigan-rob-parker. Retrieved 2009-06-11.

[edit] External links

Catalans Dragons official website (French)

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[0] "France 12-66 England". news.bbc.co.uk (BBC Sport). http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_league/8093909.stm. Retrieved 2009-06-14.

[1] "Salford's Rob Parker fractured skull during defeat by Wigan, say club". (guardian.co.uk). http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/jun/10/salford-wigan-rob-parker. Retrieved 2009-06-11.

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