Jean Prat

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Jean Prat was a legendary French rugby union player, widely regarded as one of France’s greatest, who starred as a flanker and captain for both the national team and Section Paloise in the mid-20th century.

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instanceOf France international rugby union player
human
rugby union coach
rugby union flanker
rugby union player
burialPlace Lannemezan, France
captainOf France national rugby union team
Section Paloise
clubCareer Section Paloise
clubYears 1944–1959
coachOf France national rugby union team
Section Paloise
commemoratedBy Stade Jean-Prat in Lourdes being named after him
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1923-08-01
dateOfDeath 2005-02-25
describedAs one of the greatest French rugby union players of all time
era mid-20th century
familyName Prat
givenName Jean
hasAward induction into IRB Hall of Fame
linked to: IRB Hall of Fame

induction into International Rugby Hall of Fame
honours Five Nations Championship title with France
French championship title with Section Paloise
league French Rugby Championship
memberOfSportsTeam France national rugby union team
Section Paloise
name Jean Prat
nationality French
nickname Monsieur Rugby
notableFor all-round forward play
leadership as captain of France national rugby union team
numberOfInternationalCaps 51
participantIn Five Nations Championship
placeOfBirth Lannemezan, Hautes-Pyrénées, France
linked to: Lannemezan, France
placeOfDeath Tarbes, Hautes-Pyrénées, France
linked to: Tarbes
playedWith Maurice Prat
positionPlayed flanker
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representativeTeamDebut France national rugby union team
representativeYears 1945–1955
sexOrGender male
sibling Maurice Prat
sport rugby union

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