After two successive victories, the Dover players welcomed C’Chartres Basket for the fourth day of the N2F championship. The Normans once again showed great mastery, winning 95-41. “What is important is that we maintain our defensive standards. We took 41 points this evening, 39 on the second day, 40 in the last match, so that’s real satisfaction. » Thomas Léger, the Dover coach, recognizes the defensive strengths of his players who continued to hurt their opponents, who were in difficulty from the start of the match (6’15-7, 13’33-15, 20′ 48-24).
“We are going in the right direction”
Thirsty for aggression and success, the Normans further widened the gap after returning from the locker room (60-29, 26′, then 84-35, 35′). Although the baskets kept coming, Thomas Léger claims to have “a lot of work to do on the offensive side. The opposing team was a little more fragile than the others. »
Very solid defensively, leading the score still allowed the Normans to offer a game based on collective construction providing security and offensive success. “We are moving forward, we are progressing, the girls want to play together, the ball is alive, so we are going in the right direction. »
The DBCN players are currently in third place in Pool C and will try to continue their success in two weeks in Bouaye.
The technical sheet
DOVER – CHARTRES: 95-41 (25-12, 23-12, 28-5, 19-12).
DOVER : Seigneurie 1, Cattenoy 2, Madelaine 7, Sahun (cap.) 6, Youbi Kamdem 27, Ahmed 24, Guelle, Nyarko 3, Sene 17, Hamel 8.
Coach : Thomas Leger
CHARTRES : Djiré 2, Bruce 18, Williams, Langlois (cap.) 2, Francheteau 6, Peronnet, Dassi-Ezim 2, Dramé 9, Ladislas 2, Gomis.
Coach : Julien Roué.
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