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A left-hander who broke through as a teenager with Loire clubs before her family's home region, she has since won the European Championship twice in women's triplette, taken World Championship silver, and collected four French national titles while moving between clubs across half a dozen departments. Now playing out of US La Boule Tropézienne in Saint-Tropez, she is widely regarded by the French pétanque press as one of the country's best shooters, even as she has stepped away from national team selection.",[20,102,104],{"id":103},"career-overview","Career Overview",[98,106,107,108,113,114,120,121,127],{},"Peyrot grew up in a pétanque-playing family near Saint-Étienne and started competing seriously as a young teenager, making her first appearance at the Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque at 17. She came through the ranks at APL Firminy and Pétanque Envol Andrézieux-Bouthéon in the Loire before her results took off in 2015: that year she won the French Women's Triplette Championship with ",[109,110,112],"a",{"href":111},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fangelique-papon","Angélique Colombet"," and Alison Rodriguez while playing for JC Cournon d'Auvergne, added the EuroPétanque de Nice triplette title and a Millau doublette win with Rodriguez, and took the European Espoirs (under-23) triplette title alongside ",[47,115,116],{},[109,117,119],{"href":118},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fanais-lapoutge","Anaïs Lapoutge",", ",[47,122,123],{},[109,124,126],{"href":125},"\u002Fplayers\u002Faudrey-bandiera","Audrey Bandiera"," and Rodriguez.",[98,129,130,131,137,138,144],{},"The following year brought her first senior European gold: European Champion in women's triplette in 2016, playing for the French national team with ",[47,132,133],{},[109,134,136],{"href":135},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fanna-maillard","Anna Maillard",", Angélique Colombet and ",[47,139,140],{},[109,141,143],{"href":142},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fludivine-disidoro","Ludivine d'Isidoro",". She also won the Passion Pétanque Française (PPF) triplette and precision-shooting titles that year and took Coupe des Confédérations and European precision-shooting minor honors with the national squad.",[98,146,147,148,154],{},"After moves through Pétanque Arlancoise (2017) and Canuts de Lyon (2018), Peyrot settled at Cazères pétanque club in Haute-Garonne from 2019 to 2022, and 2019 became one of her best seasons: she won a second French Women's Triplette title alongside Émilie Vignères and Audrey Bandiera, added the French Women's Doublette title with Nadège Biau, won the Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque with Daisy Frigara and Sandrine Herlem, and took the Trophée L'Équipe doublette title with ",[47,149,150],{},[109,151,153],{"href":152},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fcharlotte-darodes","Charlotte Darodes",". Two years later, at the 2021 World Championship, she reached the final of the women's triplette event with Darodes, Emma Picard and Anna Maillard, settling for silver.",[98,156,157],{},"Peyrot added a second European triplette gold in 2022, this time at Torrelavega, Spain, where the French team of Emma Picard, Charlotte Darodes, Audrey Bandiera and Peyrot went undefeated through the tournament, beating Finland, Norway and Israel in the knockout rounds before rallying from 6-9 down to beat Italy 13-9 in the final.",[98,159,160],{},"By 2023 Peyrot had moved to US La Boule Tropézienne in Saint-Tropez, and the Var club became the base for the rest of her career to date. She reached the French tête-à-tête final in 2023 and lost consecutive French Triplette Championship finals in both 2024 and 2025 alongside Var teammates Anna Maillard and Sandrine Poinsot. Her breakthrough finally came in doublette: in July 2025 at Saint-Yrieix-sur-Charente, Peyrot and Maillard won the French Women's Doublette title, her first national title since 2019, beating Angélique Colombet and Aurélia Blazquez Ruiz 13-0 in the final. She capped an \"exceptional\" 2025 season, as the French pétanque press described it, with a second Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque win alongside Sandrine Poinsot and Maëlle Bertrand, defeating a Charlotte Darodes-captained team 13-12 after trailing 3-10.",[98,162,163],{},"Despite that form, Peyrot was left out of France's squads for the 2025 World Championship on home soil in Douai. In a November 2025 interview with La Marseillaise, she said she felt \"betrayed\" and \"disappointed\" at being denied a possible selection, and announced she did not intend to return to the French national team unless the coaching staff changed. She remained active domestically into 2026, winning the Var departmental individual (tête-à-tête) title in April, beating Monique Tetauira 13-7 at Bormes-les-Mimosas to qualify for that year's French individual championship.",[20,165,167],{"id":166},"playing-style","Playing Style",[98,169,170],{},"Peyrot is a specialist shooter, left-handed but known for having attacked with her right hand early in her career, and she favors long-distance shots. Her consistency at the shooting position, rather than a single signature discipline, has been the foundation of her career, carrying her to titles in triplette, doublette, and increasingly tête-à-tête as her career has progressed.",[20,172,174],{"id":173},"achievements-and-honors","Achievements and Honors",[176,177,178,185,191,197,203,209,215,221,227],"ul",{},[179,180,181,184],"li",{},[47,182,183],{},"European Champion:"," Women's Triplette (2016, 2022)",[179,186,187,190],{},[47,188,189],{},"World Championship Silver:"," Women's Triplette (2021)",[179,192,193,196],{},[47,194,195],{},"French Champion:"," Women's Triplette (2015, 2019), Women's Doublette (2019, 2025)",[179,198,199,202],{},[47,200,201],{},"Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque champion"," (2019, 2025)",[179,204,205,208],{},[47,206,207],{},"Trophée L'Équipe champion,"," Doublette (2019), with Charlotte Darodes",[179,210,211,214],{},[47,212,213],{},"EuroPétanque de Nice champion,"," Triplette (2015)",[179,216,217,220],{},[47,218,219],{},"Passion Pétanque Française (PPF) champion,"," Triplette & Precision Shooting (2016)",[179,222,223,226],{},[47,224,225],{},"Var departmental champion,"," Tête-à-tête (2026)",[179,228,229],{},[47,230,231],{},"Around 15 national tournament victories since 2015",[20,233,235],{"id":234},"legacy","Legacy",[98,237,238],{},"Cindy Peyrot's career has spanned six clubs and more than a decade at the top of French women's pétanque, and two European triplette golds five years apart show a rare consistency at the shooting position. Her decision to step back from national team selection in late 2025, made on her own terms after a season that included a French national title and a Mondial La Marseillaise win, has only reinforced her reputation as one of the sport's most independent and respected competitors, with her 2026 Var title suggesting she has no plans to slow down.",{"title":240,"searchDepth":241,"depth":241,"links":242},"",2,[243,244,245,246,247,248],{"id":22,"depth":241,"text":23},{"id":95,"depth":241,"text":96},{"id":103,"depth":241,"text":104},{"id":166,"depth":241,"text":167},{"id":173,"depth":241,"text":174},{"id":234,"depth":241,"text":235},null,"US La Boule Tropézienne","Cindy Peyrot profile: France's two-time European Champion shooter (2016 and 2022 women's triplette), a 2021 World Championship silver medalist, and a four-time French national champion now with US La Boule Tropézienne.","md",[254,257,260,263,266],{"question":255,"answer":256},"Who is Cindy Peyrot?","Cindy Peyrot is a French pétanque player known as one of the sport's premier shooters (tireuses). Playing for US La Boule Tropézienne in Saint-Tropez, she is a two-time European Champion in women's triplette (2016 and 2022) and a 2021 World Championship silver medalist.",{"question":258,"answer":259},"What are Cindy Peyrot's biggest titles?","Her headline results are two European Championship golds in women's triplette, in 2016 and again in 2022 at Torrelavega, Spain, where France beat Italy 13-9 in the final after trailing 6-9. She also won World Championship silver in triplette in 2021 and has four French national titles across triplette and doublette.",{"question":261,"answer":262},"Has Cindy Peyrot won a World Championship?","Not yet a gold. Her best World Championship result is silver in women's triplette in 2021, playing alongside Charlotte Darodes, Emma Picard and Anna Maillard.",{"question":264,"answer":265},"Why is Cindy Peyrot not on the French national team?","In a November 2025 interview with La Marseillaise, Peyrot said she did not intend to return to the French national team after feeling 'betrayed' and 'disappointed' over being left out of a possible selection for the 2025 World Championship held on home soil in Douai, adding that she would reconsider only if the national coaching staff changed.",{"question":267,"answer":268},"What club does Cindy Peyrot play for?","She has played for US La Boule Tropézienne in Saint-Tropez, Var, since 2023, after earlier spells with APL Firminy, Pétanque Envol Andrézieux-Bouthéon, Joyeux Cochonnet Cournonnais, Pétanque Arlancoise, Canuts de Lyon, and Cazères pétanque club.","🇫🇷","\u002Fimages\u002Fplayers\u002Fcindy-peyrot.png","2026-09-03",{},"France","\u002Fplayers\u002Fen\u002Fcindy-peyrot","Shooter",{"title":5,"description":251},"players\u002Fen\u002Fcindy-peyrot",[279,280,281,282,283,284,285,286],"cindy peyrot","french petanque","european champion","tireuse","shooter","charlotte darodes","boule tropezienne","women's petanque france",0,"yq9zwNhIA1yHrnJwW0amabbyzMwzpL9XubOXCmqBPbw",1790080186843]