C’Chartres MHB Wins Final Match of Championship Season and Bids Farewell to Departing Players

The C’Chartres pleased its public, this Tuesday, June 6, at the Jean-Cochet hall on the occasion of the last day of the championship against Créteil. In a final meeting without stake, the maintenance having been validated since a 29-39 success in Dunkirk four days earlier, the formation of Nebojsa Stojinovic won 42-30.

This eighth victory allows him to pass his evening opponent and finish in 13th place at the end of a season marked by the ousting of Spanish coach Toni Gerona and which will remain disappointing as a whole.

premium Veteran goalkeeper Nebojsa Grahovac plays his last match with C’Chartres MHB

But, this Tuesday, for the Euréliens, it was not yet time to take stock. Rather to offer a successful der to their supporters and a deserved tribute to the players who will leave them this summer: captain Morten Vium, Marc-Alexandre Saussay as well as goalkeepers Nebojsa Grahovac and Julien Meyer, respectively who stayed 4 years, 3 years, 10 years and 2 years on the banks of the Eure.

Double mission perfectly accomplished by the CCMHB. Before the traditional end-of-season celebrations and speeches, the Chartrains quietly dominated the somewhat demobilized Cristoliens.

Everyone from the party

At the break, the score was already 21-15 in favor of the locals, led by Gayduchenko (4/4), Tribillon (4/5) and Meyer (8 saves). Upon returning from the locker room, the festival continued. Barely entered the floor, Grahovac cracked a laser pass before signing a stoppage and then delivering an offering to Vium. What satisfy Cochet.

In this second period, while Busselier, not seen for a while, and Tighiouart made their entrance, the gap quickly swelled and the CCMHB continued to put on a show. From his zone, Grahovac surprised Be slightly advanced for a goal which made Jean-Cochet get up.

Resumption on July 19

Créteil slightly limited the breakage at the end of the match, but without spoiling the party which could then continue on the floor and outside until late in the evening.

Now it’s time for the holidays for the Chartrains who will resume training on July 19, heading for their fifth season in a row in the Starligue.

Franck Thébault