For the second time this season, Saint-Renan took a point. It's not much but in times of scarcity, you have to be content with it. The trip to Angers was an opportunity to validate the progress observed against a Sco team also lacking results. Hinault's return to the squad was a guarantee of security for a squad lacking confidence. Trailing 8-5 in the first set, Saint Renan took advantage of Gislais' passage to serve to take control (8-18). The granite blocks did the rest and Saint Renan took the set in just twenty minutes.
Rumen as a good captain…
Captain Rumen then leads his team in the second set. Yet trailing 21-19, Saint Renan turned things around thanks to Haudincourt and doubled the lead. Feeling the smell of the first victory, the players mobilize more than
never in the third. All the points are hotly contested but the SCO conquers the set in a tough fight.
The fourth set is well underway (9-13) with Marchesi and Rumen at the forefront. As a symbol of
Angevin inadequacies, it is a failed service which gives the first victory to the protégés of Kerdiles who retains “the
strength of his collective which respected the instructions given to the letter and which assimilated the tactical changes well. a very nice Christmas gift! “.
The technical sheet:
Sco Angers – Saint Renan 1-3 : 12-25 ; 24-26 ; 25-
