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Peato Mauvaka

POSITIONHooker
AGE29
HEIGHT1.84m
NATIONFrance
TRACKED APPS7
WETALKRUGBY RATING 2026
92.8

The WeTalkRugby Rating weighs international caps, age against the peak for the position, captaincy, club strength and the strength of the international side.

DATA NOTES

Across 7 tracked matches: 129 metres from 25 carries, 1 clean breaks, 3 offloads and a 88% tackle success rate (38 made).

Generated from official match feeds

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Season stats

2026
3TRIES
15POINTS
0MINUTES
ATTACK
Running metres129
Carries25
Clean breaks1
Offloads3
Try assists0
Passes18
DEFENCE
Tackles made38
Tackles missed5
Tackle success88%
DATA: OFFICIAL MATCH FEED · UPDATED AFTER EACH TRACKED ROUND

Match history

Top 14 5 apps · 3 tries
Nations Championship 2 apps · 0 tries
OPPONENTMINCARRIESMETRESTACKLES
Japan 18 JUL 26 0 4 10 3 Australia 11 JUL 26 0 2 10 8
TOTALS 0 6 20 11

About Peato Mauvaka

Peato Mauvaka is the most destructive ball-carrying hooker in Test rugby and has spent much of his career as France’s second choice.

That is a statement about Julien Marchand rather than about him. France have carried two hookers of genuine international quality for most of the last cycle, and the split has generally been Marchand starting and Mauvaka arriving after fifty minutes to run at a tiring pack.

The carrying is the standout. He is a hooker who breaks tackles in midfield rather than only over the gainline, and his try-scoring record from close range and from the driving maul is unusually strong.

He came through Castres and moved to Toulouse, where he has won multiple Top 14 titles and Champions Cups.

He was born in New Caledonia, and his path into the French system came through the domestic academy structure rather than through the age-grade national sides.

He was born in 1997. Hookers commonly play into their mid-thirties, which means the Marchand–Mauvaka split has several more years to run.

Teammates

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RC Vannes A 29–23 19 SEP · W
Stade Rochelais A 27–30 6 SEP · L
Racing 92 H 71–17 19 JUN · W