Work hard
On the field, on film, in preparation. Nothing replaces effort that's actually put in.
Educator · Team Builder
25+years on the field
Worldwomen's national title, 2006
Europeclub & national titles
MoroccoGM Flag & UNMFA technical director
Trusted by
Clubs & federations
Redlips
ADN
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The Head Coach has to shield the athletes from criticism, stand in front when it's hard, and step aside so the credit goes to the ones who were on the field.
— Nicolas Sevrin
My approach to the game
Demanding, but human.
Coaching isn't only about systems. It's a responsibility: understanding people, preparing the staff, adjusting the game plan, and building an environment where everyone can walk away proud of their performance.
Communicate honestly
Say the hard things too, with respect, so the team can make the right adjustments.
Play for each other
The group moves forward when every role protects and lifts up the player next to it.
Never give up
Adversity is part of the game. The response has to stay collective, clear-headed, and proud.
Results
Titles, finals, and teams that keep growing.
Women's flag football world champion
France national team — Daegu, South Korea.
Women's flag European champion
France national team — Sestola, Italy.
Women's flag French champion
Redlips, Molosses d'Asnières.
European club champion
Redlips, a group effort paying off.
Club world runner-up
Final against Team USA.
CAN runner-up
Morocco women's flag football squad — Cairo.
Journey
From player to program builder.
A path built across clubs, national teams, grassroots development, and mentorship.
Getting started
First steps in flag football and American football.
France women's national team
Head coach & offensive coordinator, women's flag football.
Founding the Bulldogs
Building a club in Saint-Cergues: senior and U19 American football, plus flag.
Whoopers Plan-les-Ouates
Head coach, American football, in Switzerland.
Redlips — Molosses d'Asnières
Head coach of the women's flag football team.
UNMFA Morocco
General Manager Flag, technical director, women's head coach, and men's defensive coordinator.
Highlights
What stays after the trophies.
Earning a spot
Coming on with an injury in the semifinal against Flash de La Courneuve, scoring three times against the country's top team, and becoming a starter.
Standing your ground
A last elite game played with only 17 fit players against the league's best team — lost by a little, won a lot of respect.
Seeing tears of joy
The titles, the final whistles, the athletes and supporters realizing the work paid off.
A legacy that lasts
Getting thanked fifteen or twenty years later, because the lessons of sport helped build adults.
Clubs • national teams • athletes • staff
Build a sports project with Nicolas Sevrin.
Clinics, playbook development, team support, program growth, and structuring solid programs.
Get in touch For clubs, national teams, athletes, and staff who want to build something solid.