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By 2023, playing for ",[49,158,159],{},"La Petite Boule de Naillac"," in Bergerac, Dordogne, she added a second triplette title alongside ",[49,162,163],{},"Charlène Debord",[49,165,166],{},"Valérie Labrousse",", beating Haute-Garonne's Aurélie Hontang, Pascale Duchein and ",[49,169,170],{},[120,171,173],{"href":172},"\u002Fplayers\u002Ftorea-tairio","Toréa Tairio"," 13-2 in the final at Perpignan on 18 June - three years before Peyré and Tairio would become doublette partners.",[22,176,178],{"id":177},"world-championship-silver-cotonou-2023","World Championship Silver, Cotonou 2023",[110,180,181,182,185,186,189,190,196],{},"Peyré's best result on the international stage came at the ",[49,183,184],{},"2023 World Championship"," in Cotonou, Benin, where she partnered ",[49,187,188],{},"Audrey Bandiera"," in women's doublette. The French pair reached the final but were beaten decisively, 13-2, by Thailand's Sunitra Phuangyoo and ",[49,191,192],{},[120,193,195],{"href":194},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fnantawan-fueangsanit","Nantawan Fueangsanit",", who did not play the final on the tournament's central honor court - an unusual scheduling choice that drew comment from French pétanque media at the time. It remains the closest Peyré has come to a world title, and it forged a doubles partnership with Bandiera that would prove durable: the pair reunited at national level three years later with considerably better results (see below).",[22,198,200],{"id":199},"_2026-a-breakthrough-season","2026: A Breakthrough Season",[110,202,203,204,207,208,211,212,218,219,124,223,229,230,234],{},"The 2026 season was the most productive of Peyré's career. Moving to ",[49,205,206],{},"FIP Fréjus"," in the Var after a single season at Bormes-les-Mimosas, she reunited with Audrey Bandiera to win the ",[49,209,210],{},"French Women's Doublette Championship"," at Bergerac on 25-26 July, beating defending champions Nadège Baussian-Protat and ",[49,213,214],{},[120,215,217],{"href":216},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fmouna-beji","Mouna Béji"," 13-8 in the final, after edging past ",[49,220,221],{},[120,222,144],{"href":143},[49,224,225],{},[120,226,228],{"href":227},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fcindy-peyrot","Cindy Peyrot"," 13-12 in the semi-final. It was a fifth French Championship title for both Bandiera and Peyré individually, though their first won together domestically. Full results are covered in our ",[120,231,233],{"href":232},"\u002Fblog\u002Ffrench-petanque-championships-2026-results","2026 French Championships recap",".",[110,236,237,238,241,242,246,247,251,252,234],{},"A month later, Peyré went a step further at the ",[49,239,240],{},"2026 Mediterranean Games"," in Taranto, Italy, partnering ",[49,243,244],{},[120,245,173],{"href":172}," to win the women's doublette gold medal, beating Spain's Célia Abril Cruzado and Alba Valiente Quereda 13-9 in the final. She added a second medal in the individual women's precision shooting event, taking silver after a tight 32-30 final loss to the same Alba Valiente Quereda - Tunisia's ",[49,248,249],{},[120,250,217],{"href":216}," took bronze in that event, having lost 36-37 to Peyré in the semifinal before beating Italy's Sara Ferrera in the classification match. 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Her partnership with Audrey Bandiera - forged in a World Championship final loss in Benin and renewed with a French title three years later - remains one of the strongest doubles pairings on the current French circuit heading into the 2026 World Championship in Khon Kaen, Thailand.",{"title":346,"searchDepth":347,"depth":347,"links":348},"",2,[349,350,351,352,353,354,355],{"id":24,"depth":347,"text":25},{"id":107,"depth":347,"text":108},{"id":177,"depth":347,"text":178},{"id":199,"depth":347,"text":200},{"id":265,"depth":347,"text":266},{"id":272,"depth":347,"text":273},{"id":340,"depth":347,"text":341},"Nelly Peyré profile: the French shooter with seven national titles, a 2023 World Championship doubles silver, and 2026 Mediterranean Games doubles gold alongside Audrey Bandiera.","md",[359,362,365,368,371,374],{"question":360,"answer":361},"Who is Nelly Peyré?","Nelly Peyré is a French pétanque player, a specialist shooter with seven French Championship titles across triplette, doublette and tête-à-tête, a 2023 World Championship doubles silver medal, and two medals at the 2026 Mediterranean Games. She plays for FIP Fréjus in the Var as of 2026.",{"question":363,"answer":364},"How old is Nelly Peyré?","She was born on 6 September 1990, making her 35 during the 2026 season.",{"question":366,"answer":367},"Has Nelly Peyré won a World Championship?","Not yet a gold medal. She reached the final of the 2023 World Championship in Cotonou, Benin, partnering Audrey Bandiera in women's doublette, but lost 13-2 to Thailand's Sunitra Phuangyoo and Nantawan Fueangsanit. It remains her closest brush with a world title.",{"question":369,"answer":370},"What did Nelly Peyré win at the 2026 Mediterranean Games?","Gold and silver. Partnering Toréa Tairio, she won the women's doublette title in Taranto, Italy, beating Spain's Célia Abril Cruzado and Alba Valiente Quereda 13-9 in the final. In the individual women's precision shooting event she took silver, losing a tight 32-30 final to Valiente Quereda.",{"question":372,"answer":373},"Which club does Nelly Peyré play for?","FIP Fréjus in the Var, since 2026, alongside Audrey Bandiera and other members of France's national setup. She previously played for Bormes-les-Mimosas (2025), La Petite Boule de Naillac in Bergerac, Dordogne, Boule Fontesienne in the Gironde, and Saint-Martory in the Haute-Garonne, where her career began.",{"question":375,"answer":376},"How many French Championship titles does Nelly Peyré have?","Seven, spanning three formats: triplette (2011, 2023), doublette (2012, 2026) and tête-à-tête (2017, 2018, 2026). 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