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In the final on the honor court at Marseille's ",[46,190,191],{},"Parc Borély",", they beat Armand Sanvers, ",[46,194,195],{},"Jean Feltain"," and Moïse Helfrick ",[46,198,163],{}," over twelve rounds, in a match that lasted an hour and twenty minutes and swung decisively in the middle rounds after Baudino's side trailed 1-7. It remains the headline result of his career, and one this site's own ",[46,201,202],{},[127,203,204],{"href":136},"Mickaël Bonetto profile"," documents independently as Bonetto's own first major title.",[97,207,208,209,212,213,216,217,153,223,229],{},"Later that month, Baudino also reached the semifinal of the ",[46,210,211],{},"56th French Individual (tête-à-tête) Championship"," in Auxerre, beating G. Mailhe 13-2 in the quarterfinal before losing 12-13 to L. Dumont in the last four - and played for France's Espoirs (under-23) squad at the ",[46,214,215],{},"2023 Masters de Pétanque"," in Cluses, where his team, featuring Adrien Delahaye, Flavien Sauvage and Benoît Monros, lost the final 13-1 to a Dylan Rocher-led triplette also featuring ",[46,218,219],{},[127,220,222],{"href":221},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fdiego-rizzi","Diego Rizzi",[46,224,225],{},[127,226,228],{"href":227},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fstephane-robineau","Stéphane Robineau"," and Jean Feltain.",[19,231,233],{"id":232},"french-vice-champion-2024","French Vice-Champion, 2024",[97,235,236,237,239,240,244,245,248],{},"Baudino returned to the French Championship final in 2024, again playing with ",[46,238,137],{},", this time alongside ",[46,241,242],{},[127,243,130],{"href":129},". The triplette lost the men's triplette final ",[46,246,247],{},"13-5"," to a Gers team of Frédéric Cazes, Gérard Delom and Pierre Benoni, played 22-23 June 2024 at the Boulodrome du Douaisis in Douai.",[19,250,252],{"id":251},"_2025-topping-the-ppf-circuit-but-no-national-call-up","2025: Topping the PPF Circuit, But No National Call-Up",[97,254,255,256,259,260,111,263,266,267,270],{},"By 2025, Sportmag was describing Baudino as the most consistent player on the ",[46,257,258],{},"PPF (Passion Pétanque Française)"," circuit, with tournament wins at ",[46,261,262],{},"Valréas",[46,264,265],{},"Île-Rousse"," and final appearances at Espalion and Saint-Tropez, enough to top the year's PPF rankings and earn top billing heading into the circuit's season-ending Grande Finale. Despite that form, he was left off France's trimmed, seven-player ",[46,268,269],{},"Collectif France"," squad announced for 2026 - a squad ultimately made up of Dylan Rocher, Henri Lacroix, Jean Feltain, Mickaël Bonetto, Christophe Sarrio, Ludovic Montoro and Yohan Cousin. Baudino was not alone in missing out: Ligan Doerr and Stéphane Robineau were also left off the list, with no specific reason given by the federation beyond narrowing a strong pool of candidates.",[97,272,273,274,277,278,281,282,288,289,138],{},"At the ",[46,275,276],{},"March 2026 PPF Grande Finale",", Baudino played with Pierre Maurel and Adrien Delahaye, beating a Madagascar team in the quarterfinal before falling in the semifinal. At the ",[46,279,280],{},"2026 Mondial La Marseillaise"," in July, playing again with David Riviera and Adrien Delahaye, his team lost 13-5 in an early qualifying (cadrages) round to a Martigues trio - Christophe Leonetti, Jean-Philippe Leonetti and Alexandre Minko - after leading 5-3, a sharp early exit compared to his 2023 title run and to Bonetto's own 2026 Marseillaise campaign (a round-of-16 loss alongside ",[46,283,284],{},[127,285,287],{"href":286},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fdylan-rocher","Dylan Rocher"," and Stéphane Robineau), documented separately on this site's ",[127,290,292],{"href":291},"\u002Fblog\u002Fmondial-la-marseillaise-a-petanque-2026-results","2026 Marseillaise results recap",[19,294,296],{"id":295},"playing-style","Playing Style",[97,298,299],{},"Baudino plays as a specialist shooter (tireur), the role he held in both his 2023 Marseillaise-winning triplette and his 2024 French Championship runner-up finish - a game built around clearing opposing boules to protect the points laid down by his pointeur teammates.",[19,301,303],{"id":302},"achievements-and-honors","Achievements and Honors",[305,306,307,314,320,326,332,338],"ul",{},[308,309,310,313],"li",{},[46,311,312],{},"Winner, Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque"," (2023), with Mickaël Bonetto and David Riviera",[308,315,316,319],{},[46,317,318],{},"European Champion, Men's Espoirs Triplette"," (Palma de Mallorca, 2022), with Adrien Delahaye, Flavien Sauvage and Samuel Lamare",[308,321,322,325],{},[46,323,324],{},"French Champion, Junior Triplette"," (Caen, 2018), with Ludovic Santiago and Jacques Dubois",[308,327,328,331],{},[46,329,330],{},"French Vice-Champion, Triplette"," (Douai, 2024), with Mickaël Bonetto and Ludovic Montoro",[308,333,334,337],{},[46,335,336],{},"Masters de Pétanque runner-up",", Espoirs squad (2023)",[308,339,340,343],{},[46,341,342],{},"PPF circuit rankings leader"," (2025)",[19,345,347],{"id":346},"legacy","Legacy",[97,349,350],{},"Mayron Baudino's career so far traces a fast rise through French pétanque's youth ranks - a 2018 junior title, a 2022 European Espoirs crown - into a genuine senior breakout: the 2023 Mondial La Marseillaise, pétanque's biggest open tournament, won alongside two players, Mickaël Bonetto and David Riviera, who have gone on to very different 2026 storylines of their own. A 2024 French Championship final and a rankings-topping 2025 PPF season made him one of the form players heading into 2026, yet he remains outside France's trimmed national Collectif - a gap between domestic form and international selection that, at 25, still leaves him time to close.",{"title":352,"searchDepth":353,"depth":353,"links":354},"",2,[355,356,357,358,359,360,361,362,363],{"id":21,"depth":353,"text":22},{"id":94,"depth":353,"text":95},{"id":141,"depth":353,"text":142},{"id":167,"depth":353,"text":168},{"id":232,"depth":353,"text":233},{"id":251,"depth":353,"text":252},{"id":295,"depth":353,"text":296},{"id":302,"depth":353,"text":303},{"id":346,"depth":353,"text":347},null,"Mayron Baudino profile: the Martigues-born shooter who won the 2023 Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque and a 2022 European Espoirs title, left off France's trimmed 2026 Collectif despite a dominant 2025 season.","md",[368,371,374,377,380],{"question":369,"answer":370},"Who is Mayron Baudino?","Mayron Baudino is a French pétanque shooter from Martigues who plays for C.A.S.E. Nice. He won the 2023 Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque alongside Mickaël Bonetto and David Riviera, a 2022 European Espoirs (under-23) title, and was runner-up at the 2024 French Championship in men's triplette.",{"question":372,"answer":373},"How old is Mayron Baudino?","He was born on 21 August 2001, making him 25 years old during the 2026 season.",{"question":375,"answer":376},"What did Mayron Baudino win at the Mondial La Marseillaise?","He won the 62nd edition of the Mondial La Marseillaise à Pétanque in 2023, playing as shooter alongside Mickaël Bonetto and David Riviera. The trio beat Armand Sanvers, Jean Feltain and Moïse Helfrick 13-9 in the final on the honor court at Marseille's Parc Borély, having reached the final with a Fanny (13-0) semifinal win over the Albaladejo triplette.",{"question":378,"answer":379},"Is Mayron Baudino on France's national team in 2026?","No. Despite what Sportmag described as an exceptional 2025 season - topping the PPF (Passion Pétanque Française) circuit rankings with wins at Valréas and Île-Rousse - Baudino was left off France's trimmed seven-player Collectif France squad for 2026, alongside fellow snubs Ligan Doerr and Stéphane Robineau.",{"question":381,"answer":382},"Which club does Mayron Baudino play for?","C.A.S.E. Nice, in the Alpes-Maritimes. 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