After leaving Tours two weeks ago with three defeats (against Neuilly-Plaisance, Tours and Langon), the formation of captain Sebti Amri has still not unlocked its counter, this weekend, during the 2nd day of the National Division 2 club championship (CNC2), at Relecq-Kerhuon, near Brest.
In Finistère, the Hanchois were weighed down by their head to head, facing the Calvadosiens ofChristophe Petit.
Livarot (2V / 4D) and at the local club (2V / 4D). Only Christophe Petit and Sebti Amri saved the furniture. In the first match on Saturday against Livarot, the Hanchois recovered by winning two out of three doublets, equalizing at 12-12. But during the triplets, it was the Berezina, with two spankings, 13-4 and 13-0.
In Tours, Hanches will be on familiar ground
Christophe Petit.
Badly embarked on the second part, the next morning, facing Relecq-Kerhuon, the Hanchois were never able to catch up with their delay in doublets and triplets. “We don’t have a homogeneous team. We could have pulled off a draw against Livarot, it would have boosted us morally. We do not have the level ”, lamented Sebti Amri who still hopes for a miracle to stay in D2.
Everything will be played on the third and final day, in Tours, on a field that Hanches has already played on the inaugural day. “We are going to face Trégueux and Carnac who do not know this bowling alley, a field that can benefit us in terms of shooting”, explained Sebti Amri. For Hanches, the equation will be simple: it will be necessary to beat the two Breton teams and that they do not score any point elsewhere. Costarmoricans and Morbihannais will face, in the second part, Langon and Tours, the leader and his runner-up …
Quintais to a success of the rise in elite
Philippe Quintais
In this pool of CNC2, the Loir-et-Chérienne formation, led by Hanchois Philippe Quintais, is, on the other hand, very close to reaching the elite. “This is the first time that I take part in this competition and the objective of the club was to maintain it. We are one step away from the climb, ”confided yesterday the multiple world champion who will meet on November 6 and 7 in Tours.
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The 2nd day in CNC2
The matches at Relecq-Kerhuon (Finistère). Livarot beats Hanches 24-12, Le Relecq beats Hanches 22-14, Trégueux beats Tours 20-16, Langon beats Le Relecq 28-8, Neuilly-Plaisance beats Carnac 24-12, Tours beats Livarot 20-16, Langon beats Carnac 30 -6, Neuilly-Plaisance beats Trégueux 26-10.
Ranking. 1. Langon 15 pts (5V); 2. Tours (3V/2D), Le Relecq-Kerhuon (2V/2N/1D), Neuilly-Plaisance (3V/2D) 11 pts; pts; 5. Livarot (2V/1N/2D) 10 pts; 6. Trégueux (1V/2N/2D), Carnac (1V/2N/2D) 9 pts; 8. Hips 5 pts (5D).
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Jean-André Provost
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