Biography
André Béhotéguy was a prominent French Rugby Union player born on October 19, 1900. He played as a lock and was known for his physical presence on the field and strong leadership qualities. Béhotéguy made significant contributions to French rugby during his career in the early to mid-20th century.
Competing for the French national team, Béhotéguy earned several caps, representing his country in international matches, including the prestigious Five Nations Championship. His athletic prowess and tactical acumen played a key role in the team's performances during this period, as he was celebrated for his ability to secure possession and drive the team forward.
After retiring from international play, Béhotéguy’s legacy continued to influence the sport in France. His commitment to rugby and contributions to the game set a standard for future generations of players. Béhotéguy passed away in 1976, but he is remembered as an integral figure in the history of French rugby.