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Editorial La Presse de la Manche
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Nov 28 2024 at 9:21 am
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2,350 children and teenagerswho came from all over the Channel, had a blast around the Château de Flamanville, in the afternoon of this Wednesday November 27, 2024during the UNSS departmental cross. In all, these are eight official racesfrom the youngest to the juniors, which took place, to which must be added two mixed relay races: the “Shared Sport” race and the “musketeers” race.
Primary school students were also invited to the party. The runners competed on a course “about as hard as that of last year, in Graignes, but perhaps a little more fun”, judges Emmanuel Ernault, director of the UNSS de la Manche, organizer of the day. The distances covered ranged from 1,500 meters for the primaries, up to 4,480 meters for the junior and senior boys. The junior male category brought together more than 470 runners, the record for this edition.
A superb atmosphere
In all, 75 establishments made the trip to Flamanville, sometimes from quite a distance, such as the students of the Émile-Littré high school in Avranches or those of Le Verrier, in Saint-Lô.
The wind and cold were present in Nord-Cotentin, but the rain stopped a few dozen minutes before the start. The young people finished their race covered in mud, but the atmosphere was warm, the encouragement, the shouts and the incessant applause, and the handshakes between winners and losers full of fair play. If some were aiming for a good place, or even victory, many were racing for the pleasure of going to the end.
The Holy Grail of the UNSS
We no longer counted the “well done!” “, ” well done ! “, ” Congratulations ! » of all these middle and high school students, who fell into each other's arms once the race was over. Everyone congratulated each other, sometimes under the eyes of their parents, always under the caring gaze of their PE teachers.
“It’s great, that’s why we do this job. And then, the departmental cross country is a bit like UNSS Holy Grailone of the most important days for us and for all the participants,” exclaims Emmanuel Ernault, who took on the role of speaker for the day.
The surroundings of the castle were punctuated by the music of the moment, broadcast by Radio Flam (90.6FM), which added even more joy to the atmosphere around the Flamanville castle. “Thank you to Flamanville, who made everything available to us, it’s a huge help! », slips to finish Emmanuel, between two medal presentations to the departmental champions.
Rankings
Juniors-Seniors (F) : 1. Justine Legravey (Emile Littré, Avranches) ; 2. Anaïs Paisant (Charles-François Lebrun, Coutances); 3. Claire Letourneur (Le Verrier, Saint-Lô); 4. Coline Castel (Le Verrier); 5. Anaïs Mevel (Tocqueville, Cherbourg); 6. Agathe Levallois (Emile Littré) ; 7. Djayani Lebouteiller (La Morandière, Granville) ; 8. Colombe Lecrosnier (Emile Littré); 9. Marilou Jourdan (Emile Littré); 10. Lennie Guillon (Charles Lebrun) ; 11. Adèle Lamorad (Sivard-de-Beaulieu, Carentan); 12. Léa Ménard (Emile Littré) ; 13. Hanaé Desgrippes (Robert de Mortain); 14. Manon Beaujean (Grignard, Cherbourg)…
Juniors-Seniors (G): 1. Paulin Niobey (Le Verrier); 2. Gaspar Feys (Emile Littré); 3. Alexis Sokoloff (La Morandière, Granville); 4. Baptiste Huart (Grignard, Cherbourg); 5. Abdelmonem Ahmed Moussa (Sauxmarais, Cherbourg); 6. Amaury Levêque (Millet, Cherbourg); 7. Justin Branger (The Glassmaker); 8. Benjamin Laïlle (Emile Littré); 9. Axel Weiler (La Morandière); 10. Baptiste Ghys (Sivard de Beaulieu, Carentan); 11. Marceau Sechet (Saint-Lô Thère); 12. Baptiste Fontaine (Saint-Lô Thère); 13. Malo Moisan (Millet); 14. Sven Lefrançois (Henri-Cornat, Valognes)…
Cadets : 1. Manon Huault (Grignard, Cherbourg) ; 2. Manon Hénault (Robert de Mortain); 3. Léontine Lejeune (Grignard); 4. Emma Petin (Emile Littré) ; 5. Salomé Brunhes (Grignard) ; 6. Océane Frigout (Sauxmarais); 7. Talia Mallet (La Morandière); 8. Jezebel Brunhes (Grignard) ; 9. Charlie Mouchel (Grignard) ; 10. Nayah Fournel (Saint-Lô Thère); 11. Enora Quentin (Tocqueville) ; 12. Joyca Rabec (Lebrun) ; 13. Marilou Lemarquand (Saint-Lô Thère); 14. Morgane Le Berre (La Morandière)…
Cadets : 1. Pacome Gonfroy (Lebrun) ; 2. Théo Lebreton (Robert de Mortain); 3. Antoine Borot (Lebrun) ; 4. Nathan Pollet (Saint-Lô Thère); 5. Iban Cleuet (Henri-Cornat) ; 6. Pierre Lebresne (Tocqueville) ; 7. Ephram Huet (Emile Littré) ; 8. Lucas Favre (Emile Littré) ; 9. Léo Restout (Emile Littré); 10. Nathan Hamel ;11. Noha Farion (La Morandière) ; 12. Nathan Vavasseur (Millet); 13. Charles Fairand (Emile Litré) ; 14. Baptiste Scelle (Thomas-Pesquet, Coutances)…
Minimes (F): 1. Abigael Outry (Gilles de Gouberville, Saint-Pierre-Eglise); 2. Juliette Meslier (Louis Pasteur, Saint-Lô); 3. Mathilde Marie (Pierre Aguiton, Brécey); 4. Kelly Doguet (Félix Buhot, Valognes); 5. Elsa Forest (Albert Camus, Torigny-les-Villes); 6. Shoshana Brunhes (Diderot, Tourlaville); 7. Roxane Legué (La Vanlée, Bréhal); 8. Naomie Fouquet (Le Fairage, Périers); 9. Louane Angot (Pierre Aguiton); 10. Lyla Fouquet (Bucaille-Charcot, Cherbourg); 11. Alice Lehodey (Tancrède de Hauteville, Saint-Sauveur-Villages); 12. Camille Lerouxel (Diderot); 13. Marie Wakeford (Louis Beuve, La Haye-Pesnel); 14. Easa Masson (Robert de Mortain)…
Minimes (G): 1. Yanis Zaza (Le Castillon, Les Pieux); 2. Hugo Pluquet (Marcel Grillard, Bricquebec) ; 3. Antoine Duroy (Cachin, Cherbourg) ; 4. Léo Bérenger (Diderot, Tourlaville) ; 5. Lino Duchemin (Diderot) ; 6. Alexis Fortin (Gabriel de Montgomery, Ducey) ; 7. Eloan LefrancLa Chaussonnière, Avranches) ; 8. Mathieu Hernot (Louis Beuve, The Hague-Pesnel); 9. Noham Haouli-Chaulieu (Gilles de Gouberville); 10. Victor Desdev (AFASEC – Campus de Graignes); 11. Noé Lebrun (Barbey d'Aurevilly, Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte); 12. Mael Bonsergent (Albert Camus) ; 13. Timothy Mary (Gabriel de Montgomery) ; 14. Axel Masbonchon (Le Ferronay, Cherbourg)…
Benjamines: 1. Chloé-Camille Griffon (Raymond Le Corre, Equeurdreville); 2. Louise Renouf (Challemel Lacour, Avranches); 3. Charlotte Turgis (Pierre Aguiton); 4. Eloïse Bernard (Le Castillon, Les Pieux); 5. Eloïse Duchand (Etenclin, La Haye-du-Puits); 6. Sarah Tylulki (Lucien Goubert, Flamanville); 7. Joséphine Lavallard (Les Courtils, Montmartin-sur-Mer); 8. Lola Omont (Diderot, Tourlaville); 9. Emmy Lecapitaine (Jules Ferry, Querqueville); 10. Yempabe Tchamtagué (La Chaussonnière, Avranches); 11. Thaïs Garderes (Jules Ferry); 12. Capucine Pineault (Le Castillon); 13. Malou Touchard (André Malraux, Granville); 14. Perrine Cerruti (Félix Buhot, Valognes)…
Benjamins : 1. Gabin Dontenville (Jules Ferry) ; 2. Noé Cleenwerk (Pierre Aguiton) ; 3. Simon Ragot (André Malraux) ; 4. Charly Martinetto (André Malraux); 5. Malo Dufour (Albert Camus) ; 6. Baptiste Bregaint (Georges Brassens, Pontorson) ; 7. Aslane Ali (Le Fairage) ; 8. Louis Renault (André Miclot, Port-Bail) ; 9. Simon Rasoanaivo (Denis Diderot) ; 10. Lubin Cosnefroy (Marcel Grillard) ; 11. Mathis Amirault (Le Fairage) ; 12. César Fleury (André Malraux) ; 13. Robin Guidon (Lucien Goubert) ; 14. Léo Desprey-Mouret (Jules Ferry)…
Émile SÉNÉCAL
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