No new performance. Three days after its remarkable 88-77 victory against Aulnoye, the C’Chartres Basket Féminin could not do it again, this Tuesday, March 23, in Angers.
The team of Benoît Marty was dominated in large widths by the formation of Maine-et-Loire who took advantage of their clear 90-64 victory to settle at the top of the Ligue 2 women’s championship.
The Chartraines challenge Angers, the spirit freed
After a balanced start during which the CCBF led for three short minutes (6-7), the gap quickly widened in favor of the Angevines. Distanced at the break (42-31), the Chartraines took a new shine in a third quarter lost 26-15 and then seemed to resign.
Touty Gandega, the ex hurt
In the ranks of the CCBF, where the leader Elise Marié played only 16 minutes, Camille Hillotte (11 points with a 3/3 to 3 pts) and Joelly Belleka (19 points), despite a little fright when she was twisted ankle, were the best performers on the test (12 and 11). But they did not compete with the former Chartraine Touty Gandega, unstoppable with 24 points for an eval of 21.
The Euréliennes will have two more matches, this Friday March 26 at the Federal Center then on April 10 against Tronche Meylan, to try to finish in the first part of the table at the end of the regular season.
ANGERS (Maine-et-Loire). Angers beats Chartres 90 to 64 (half time: 42-31) (quarter time: 26-20, 16-11, 26-15, 22-18). Arbitrators: MM. Rungette and Poullelaouen. Game behind closed doors.
Angers : Coulibaly (12), Arrondo (10), Dreano (6), Gandega (24), Greene (7) then Gaillard (4), Heyman (3), Corre (16), Ousfar (8), Leguiset (0).
C’Chartres BF :Belleka (19), Tayeau (4), Bienvenu (2), Elenga (4), Marié (1) then Hillotte (11), Ewodo (12), Koita (0), Colombo (8), Dramé (3).
Difference : +31 for Angers (86-55, 38 ‘); +3 for Chartres (2-5, 1 ‘).
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Franck Thébault
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