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Antoine Hastoy was born on (1997-06-04)4 June 1997 in Bayonne, France and was raised in the Pau area.[2][3] He started rugby with the Billère-Lescar amateur club at six years old,[4] and then joined Pau academy in 2011.[5]
Professional career
Pau
On 21 May 2016, Hastoy played his first professional game with Pau, coming off the bench in a away loss at Racing 92.[4]
Six seasons later, he played his hundredth with the team on 30 April 2022.[4]
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![Grégory Alldritt (wearing a headguard) and Hastoy (ball in hand) playing for [[Stade Rochelais�La Rochelle]] against [[Saracens F.C.�Saracens]] in 2023](/en/File:AlldrittHastoy2023.png)
Uruguay
