by the club to be introduced into the following season. The Paris Cockatoos went on to win the 2015/2016 premiership, giving the Paris Cockerels football club a total of 4 National Championship flags. The club also won the inaugural Coupe du Nord (North Cup) held in 2016. Antony Blues The Antony Blues were founded in 2017 and made their debut into the French championship during the 2019/2020 season. Strasbourg Kangaroos France's first all-French Australian football club, were founded in Strasbourg in 2003 by Marc Jund with some friends, calling themselves the Kangaroos. The French national team at the 2005 and 2007 EU Cup was composed mainly of Strasbourg players. Strasbourg has grown to now be the biggest Aussie Rules club in France. In 2006, the club joined the Australian Football League Germany for its 2006 season. This required a name change, as the Munich Club was already nicknamed the Kangaroos - Strasbourg changing its name to the Black Devils. Strasbourg reverted to the Kangaroos name when they withdrew from the AFLG in 2007. Olivier "Mickey" Lemesle, former co-founder, player, and manager of the team, was crowned EU Cup winner with England Men National Team in 2013. Bordeaux Bombers The Bombers formed in late 2007 and began playing their first matches in 2008. They are the 6th club in France to play Australian Rules Football, they are also the first club in France to have a dedicated home oval. They won the French championship in 2010/2011 and 2011/2012. Montpellier Fire Sharks Formed in 2008, the Montpellier Firesharks made their debut at the French Cup in Paris in June. With a young side, they finished the tournament without a win. Their first victory came against the newly formed Perpignan Tigers in early 2009. They were runners up in the 2014/2015 championship. Toulouse Hawks Formed at the end of 2008 as the "Toulouse Crocodiles" made their debut at the 2009 French Cup in Bordeaux in July. At the end of 2010, they established a partnership with the AFL club Hawthorn Hawks and hence changed their name to the Toulouse Hawks. They won 2 Mediterranean Cups (the predecessor to the Coupe du Sud), and defeated Paris in final of the 2010 French Cup. They finished 2nd in the 2010/2011 National Championship before winning the league in 2012/2013 and 2013/2014. Thanks to high participation rates, Toulouse aims to introduce a second team in the city