Rouen Huskies

The Rouen Huskies are one of the defining clubs of French baseball. Based in Rouen, Normandy, Rouen Baseball 76 competes in Division 1 and has set a sustained championship standard in the French game. The Huskies won their 19th national title in 2025, a remarkable run that has made them a regular presence in the French Baseball Series. A French Baseball Power Rouen's rise began in the early 2000s. The club built a succession of title-winning teams and became a frequent representative of France in European club competition. Its success has rested on more than a single generation of players: Rouen has continued to contend as rosters and opponents have changed. The 2025 championship was the club's 19th, and Rouen followed it by winning the 2026 Challenge de France. In the 2026 Division 1 season, the Huskies returned to the French Baseball Series, where Savigny-sur-Orge won the title in four games. The result left Rouen as a leading contender and gave its rivalry with the Lions a new chapter. Home Ground: Terrain Pierre-Rolland The Huskies play at Terrain Pierre-Rolland within the Stade Saint-Exupéry sports complex in Rouen. The ground provides a home for Division 1 baseball in Normandy and has hosted important regular-season and postseason games. Its association with the Huskies makes it one of the familiar venues of the French championship. Rouen Huskies in Division 1 Rouen's position in French baseball is measured by repeated contention, national titles and appearances on the European stage. Follow this tag for Huskies game reports, roster developments and coverage of their pursuit of another Division 1 championship.