The Saint-Dizier Basket was suffered, on Saturday, May 3, a sixth loss in a row, against Champigneulles (118-84), and still remains under the threat of a relegation, having only a small point ahead of the relegation, Sancéo-Troyen basketball.
On the move to Champigneulles, well wedged in the soft belly of the ranking, Saturday May 3, the Bragards knew their difficult task. It was, especially defensively. Despite beautiful phases of play.
The first quarter is particularly prolific and the Meurthe-et-Mosellans take the lead, thanks to five long distance shots converted by Léo Pellerin (2), Guillaume Morlet (2) and Sébastien Girard. The bathroom is not to be outdone on the external address, with three baskets converted by Thibaut Caque and one by Benjamin Schauss.
Alexis Le Gall and Aboubacar Diaby also feed the brand (35-28). Champigneulles retains its external address, with four successful attempts in the second quarter and undermines the teammates of Hugo Perriaux (65-46). Mapping 65 points in a half is too much. Too much to hope to compete.
Two days for maintaining Saint-Dizier
In the second half, the young Saint-Dizier team offers the respondent and shines in turn at three points, with baskets converted by Aboubacar Diaby (2) and Sacha Laporte, but Champigneulles keeps orders and slightly accentuates his advance (89-66). The locals chain the baskets in the last quarter, taking advantage of the bragard flaws, to score 118 points in total (118-84).
“There is a river score, but it was a beautiful match all the same from a collective point of view and in terms of aggression. Afterwards, it is difficult to compete with interiors of two meters, because we do not have a “post 5” with us. They had an insolent success in external shots with only two missed shoots, “reacted the coach Gratien Perriaux.
There are two days left in Saint-Dizier Basket to keep his tenth place and maintain himself. The reception, Saturday, May 10, of Betheny (3rd), promises to be very difficult once again. Maintaining should be played on the last day, still at the Anne-Frank gymnasium, facing its direct competitor, Sancéo-Groyen basketball.
Of our correspondent Adrien Jeanson
Women’s regional D2
Arnaville beats Saint-Dizier 84-42
Arnaville. The Bragardes have chained a new defeat, in Meurthe-et-Moselle. Despite two three-points shoots from Audrey Cailux and one of Aures Kouyaté, the bathroom is led by six points after ten minutes of play (20-14). The second quarter is disputed and the North Haut-Marnaises, thanks to nine points by Aures Kouyaté, five by Audrey Cailux and three from Mairam Ndao, only give in one point (38-31).
Upon recovery, the daughters of Yanis Hamidi literally sink by hosting thirty points (68-38). The teammates of Yasmine El Harmaz also fall in the last quarter (84-42).
U15F Inter-departmental 51/52
ECAC Bat Vitry-le-François 81-35
Vitry-le-François. The Chaumontaises made a serious match, in Vitry-le-François, on Saturday May 3, with their status as leader in the hen. From the first quarter, the Haut-Marnaises show their superiority (4-20, then 15-34 at half-time).
This was a one-way match, which ends on the final score (35-81), with an ECAC team where all the players had playing time and marked. By winning, Marie Vandaele (9 points), Laureline Martin (10 points), Alix Fry (19 points), Captain Liloé Rolland (21 points, including two three -point baskets) and their teammates ensure their first place and their qualification for the championship final, May 24, in Reims. Well done !
Academy Grand Reims Bat Saint-Dizier Basket 73-30
Reims. Saint-Dizier bowed heavily to Reims. The Rémoises take the ascendancy in the first quarter, despite eight points by Captain Bragarde Louna Monin (15-10).
The Saint-Dizier Basket is largely dominated later and the teammates of Louah Djabou accuse twenty-two points behind the break (40-18).
Upon resumption, the debates are tighter, with in particular six points by Louna Monin and two baskets by Sasha Bello and Maëlys Cotton, on the Bragard side (51-28). In the last quarter, the SDB registers only one basket, by Louna Monin (73-30).
U13M Inter-departmental (Play-Off)
ECAC BAT TINQUEUX 58-55
Chaumont. Saturday, May 3, the U13 boys from the ECAC received the ASA Tinqueux, in the semi-final go to the “play-off” of the inter-departmental championship.
From the outset, the defenses, very solid on both sides, take precedence over the attacks, in a very committed match on the physical level.
Little success in the last gesture, despite a domination in the game, the Chaumontais returned to the locker room at halftime on a parity score (19-19).
The game is unleashed in the second part, and Maël Sylvestre (31 points, five assists, five interceptions) allows his team to take up to ten points ahead, with four successful three -point shots out of four tempted. Swan Girard (eight points, a decisive pass, three interceptions), very fair in the orientation of the game, also finds the way to the basket, but the Chaumontais mark the step physically in this meeting of great intensity. The Marnais are backwards to return to a point (56-55).
Despite the defensive efforts made, Loris Guigue (17 points, 22 rebounds, three assists, eight interceptions, one against) relieves his team by finding the resources to transform his two free throws, obtained three seconds from the term of the meeting.
The aquatinians then try to equalize on their restart, by a three -point shoot which ultimately does not succeed. Yousri Khellaf players won (58-55).
U13F Inter-departmental (Play-Off)
Saint-Dizier beats Sainte-Savine 46-44
Saint-Dizier. The bragards took a slight advantage before the return match of the semi-final of the “play-off”, planned in dawn this weekend.
The Auboises start better and take five lengths ahead at the end of the first quarter, despite six points of Lola Bouchereau, on the Bragard side (8-13).
The Saint-Dizier Basket then resumed, with six points signed by Maïmouna Sylla, four of Camilia Chabi and the baskets of Thaïs Letocart, Seyma Korkut and Kadia Ndao (24-20).
Upon recovery, the daughters of Nori Arslane are less skillful and Sainte-Savine reduces the gap (33-32).
The teammates of Alya Sen won only a small point in the last quarter and are offered the right to travel in the dawn, with only two small units in advance (46-44).
