They took nearly 25 minutes to get their first 3-point basket, but nothing too much. This Tuesday, April 4, the Chartrains of Gide Noël (16 points) had resolved to go inside to overcome Mulhouse, already beaten on the way to Alsace (85-92). And they did it well (50 points scored in the racket).
Siegwarth as savior
Despite a big scare when the Mulhousiens came back on their heels (66-65, 35 ‘) and even up (71-71) six seconds from the buzzer while the Haut-Rhinois were relegated to 16 points at the start of the final quarter (62-46, 32’).
The end of the story is therefore Yann Siegwarth who wrote it by scoring a basket in the last second as the two teams were preparing to go into overtime, with a masterful shot from halfway. Signing his mark on the CCBM’s fifth victory in the high pool (73-71).
An extra time which the Rouen leader did not escape, who left for extra time in Poitiers at the same time and finally defeated 85-82… The Normans therefore left the leadership to Chartres.
The CCBM must remain in contact with Rouen
Barely time to recover from their emotions, the Chartrains already have an appointment in Normandy, just a week after their success in Le Havre (68-70): it will be in Caen, Friday April 7 (8th day).
David Berthelem
