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PINK OCTOBER: Women rugby players (re)mobilized against breast cancer | Faxinfo

October 2, 2026

PINK OCTOBER: Women rugby players (re)mobilized against breast cancer | Faxinfo
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The Archigirls organize the second edition of Rugby in PinkSaturday, October 3rd at the Bellevue stadium. On the occasion ofPink OctoberThis day will combine sporting activity, prevention and solidarity around the fight against the breast cancer.

De within 9 to 13 hours, an tournament touch rugby Open to all, this event will bring participants together around the values ​​of sport and good cheer. It is possible to register individually or as a team, without needing to form a full group. The participation fee is set at €10 per person et All funds raised will be donated to the fight against breast cancer.After the tournament, a lunch with buffet This will allow participants and partners to continue their discussions in what promises to be a very friendly atmosphere. 14 hrsThe grand raffle will open in the afternoon, before giving way, until 16 p.m., to the community village. information standsActivities and workshops dedicated to well-being will allow the public to better understand the issues related to breast cancer, from screening to prevention measures. After having brought together 70 participants during its first editionThe Archigirls once again hope to use sport as a tool for raising awareness around a public health cause. Open to everyone, the day will bring together tournament participants and visitors alike around a dual objective: prevention and solidarity.

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How to Register : DM via Instagram – archigirls_sxm

See also: https://www.faxinfo.fr/rugby-octobre-rose-les-archigirls-melent-sport-et-solidarite-a-bellevue/

PINK OCTOBER: Women rugby players (re)mobilized against breast cancer | Faxinfo

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/octobre-rose-les-joueuses-de-rugby-remobilisees-contre-le-cancer-du-sein/

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