The youth triplet Lot championship took place on Sunday May 5 at the Cahors bowling alley.
The logistical organization was entrusted to the volunteers of Pétanque Cadurcienne led by Fabrice Haras.
These events took place inside the indoor bowling alley under the watchful eye of delegate Serge Bourgès.
The refereeing was carried out by Gilles Mouillérac and the scorer’s table was held by Christian Gramond.
For all categories, 24 teams were entered.
In the junior category, 8 teams were present.
In the 1/2 final, Lenny Kisiel Landas, Enzo Boisson, Elie Ratz from the Cahors pétanque school beat Puy L’Evêquois Alexis Pinto, Mael Sarlat, Tiago Lafon 13 to 6.
Théo Baronio, Yanis Vidal, Albin Girardot from the eastern sector pétanque school dominate Guillaume Gras, Noah Raynoir, Hugo Bousquet (Caillac, Luzech)
In the final, Théo Baronio’s team won 13 to 12 against the trio led by Lenny Kisiel Landas.
The small final saw the trio led by Guillaume Gras beat Alexis Pinto and his partners 13 to 12.
The 2 finalist teams have validated their ticket for the Occitanie championship which will take place on May 25 and 26 in Revel.
Among the cadets, 5 teams were registered.
At the end of the group games, the title went to Marhnacois Tciguen & Fernando Meffre, Eden Vynck ahead of Aaron Vanthournout, Charlie Pons and Melvin Carmona Pagès from the Cahors pétanque school
These 2 triplets will play the regional championship at Revel.
Among the juniors, 11 triplets were in the running.
In the 1/2 final, Mylène Picard, Lenny Leroy, Jessy Vanthournout from the Cahors school won 13 to 8 against the trio from the Eastern sector pétanque school Enzo Girardot, Léo Lafon, Inès Sourzac.
In a match played between residents of the Cahors pétanque school, Nathan Lafleur, Titouan Dauliac, Axel Lebon from the Cahors pétanque school beat Tya Lobit, Lucas Elias, Benjamin Le Gros 13 to 4.
In the final, Nathan Lafleur’s team won 13 to 4 against Mylène Picard’s triplet.
The small final saw Tya Lobit’s Cadurciens win decisively against the triplet led by Enzo Girardot.
The 2 finalist teams and the winners of the small final have qualified for the Occitanie championship which will take place on May 25 and 26 in Revel.
Photo caption: Eden Vynck, Fernando & Tciguen Meffre the champions of the Cadet Lot
The Lot championships delivered their verdict
The youth triplet Lot championship took place on Sunday May 5 at the Cahors bowling alley.
The logistical organization was entrusted to the volunteers of Pétanque Cadurcienne led by Fabrice Haras.
These events took place inside the indoor bowling alley under the watchful eye of delegate Serge Bourgès. The refereeing was carried out by Gilles Mouillérac and the scorer’s table was held by Christian Gramond. For all categories, 24 teams were entered.
In the junior category, 8 teams were present. In the 1/2 final, Lenny Kisiel Landas, Enzo Boisson, Elie Ratz from the Cahors pétanque school beat Puy L’Evêquois Alexis Pinto, Mael Sarlat, Tiago Lafon 13 to 6.
Théo Baronio, Yanis Vidal, Albin Girardot from the eastern sector pétanque school dominate Guillaume Gras, Noah Raynoir, Hugo Bousquet (Caillac, Luzech)
In the final, Théo Baronio’s team won 13 to 12 against the trio led by Lenny Kisiel Landas.
The small final saw the trio led by Guillaume Gras beat Alexis Pinto and his partners 13 to 12. The 2 finalist teams validated their ticket for the Occitanie championship which will take place on May 25 and 26 in Revel.
Among the cadets, 5 teams were registered.
At the end of the group games, the title went to Marhnacois Tciguen & Fernando Meffre, Eden Vynck ahead of Aaron Vanthournout, Charlie Pons and Melvin Carmona Pagès from the Cahors pétanque school
These 2 triplets will play the regional championship in Revel.
Among the juniors, 11 triplets were in the running.
In the 1/2 final, Mylène Picard, Lenny Leroy, Jessy Vanthournout from the Cahors school won 13 to 8 against the trio from the Eastern sector pétanque school Enzo Girardot, Léo Lafon, Inès Sourzac.
In a match played between residents of the Cahors pétanque school, Nathan Lafleur, Titouan Dauliac, Axel Lebon from the Cahors pétanque school beat Tya Lobit, Lucas Elias, Benjamin Le Gros 13 to 4.
In the final, Nathan Lafleur’s team won 13 to 4 against Mylène Picard’s triplet.
The small final saw Tya Lobit’s Cadurciens win decisively against the triplet led by Enzo Girardot.
The 2 finalist teams and the winners of the small final have qualified for the Occitanie championship which will take place on May 25 and 26 in Revel.
