This Monday, the Oscars Midi Olympique came to Aix-en-Provence to highlight Provence rugby. Teimana Harrison and Malohi Suta as well as Thomas Vernet took the spotlight in a festive atmosphere.
The entire team of Philippe Oustric and of the Oscars Midi Olympique organized, as usual, a gala evening which took place without a single false note. In front of an audience of 700 people who came to fill the splendid hall of the Conservatory of the City of Aix-en-Provence and in front of the city’s Sports Deputy Francis Taulan as well as the new CEO of the Pernod-Ricard group, Guillaume Girard Reydet in particular but also the many partners present, Romain Magellan, at ease, relaxed quickly got to the heart of the matter by inviting on stage the Oscar Midol, the third line Teimana Harrison also happy and proud to be “Oscar winner”.
Before listening wisely to its president Denis Philipon and its general manager Mauricio Reggiardo on the microphone to enhance this evening dedicated to Provence Rugby. “Perhaps it’s easier to be president when you’re first, underlined President Philipon, and we experience crazy evenings with an audience that becomes more and more loyal and present, we work every day to experience evenings like the one that will happen on February 16 with the reception in Vannes and a sold-out Maurice-David stadium fifteen days before. This has never happened at the club so we are happy and we hope that this will continue until the end of the season.”
Guillaume Piazzoli and Julius Nostadt rewarded
This will be followed by traditional partner gifts offered to Mister Teimana Harrison from TotalEnergies, France Pare-Brise, Heineken, the Air and Space Force, SNCF and Pernod-Ricard. And then came the moment of the club’s Honorary Oscar awarded to pillar Thomas Vernet, gently chastised by his friends while shouting his nickname, revived as it should be by a Romain Magellan equal to himself and therefore in great shape. We will have appreciated Teimana’s fabulous laser pass for the only teenager present at the Conservatory without forgetting to mention the Oscar hopeful Malohi Suta who preceded the training moment devoted to this evening. With Frédéric Gracianette on the microphone to highlight this strong credo at Provence Rugby. And to bring on stage the many players trained in Aix-en-Provence who will, for some, have the future of the Aix club in their hands. With a little bonus for Simon Tarel whose birthday it was. The whole room singing a short but intense “Happy Birthday”.
Guillaume Piazzoli and Julius Nostadt were, for their part, rewarded for their help provided to the Ecole des XV for academic support lessons for children in difficulty, thus highlighting a great collective achievement. The evening ended with a special moment with Teimana Harrison where several fun questions were asked to her as well as superb photos before a short speech from the Oscar winner. “Thank you for this evening, it’s very nice for the gifts and I’m very happy for the club and hope that we continue on the same path until the end of the season.” A grand finale with the entire Provence Rugby group on stage and a final word from the Aix president. After this superb ceremony, the cocktail dinner at the Hôtel Renaissance beautifully punctuated this magnificent Oscar evening in Aix-en-Provence.

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