BC Orchies after 6 wins in a month, see you tough tomorrow

The last win was at Toulouse 79-77, and in Saturday’s game they lost by 2 points at home, 76-74.

At the start of phase two with the aim of going after the play-offs and extending the adventure during this 2021/2022 edition.

It was the visitors who got off to the best start, thanks in particular to the duo of Thomas Prost and Jeremy Ricard who alternated between long shots and play under the basket to find the way to the net. Facing them, the Toulouse collective is working to find the fault in the opposing defense and despite the good intentions of Thibaud Gottin, it is the visitors who are racing in the lead at the end of this first act (17-22, 10th).

On the other side of the field, the resistance is organized under the impetus of Giorgi Turdziladze who does the job in the paint to keep his team in the lead and reach the locker room with a lead of four units (33-37, 20th) .

The resumption of play is favorable to the hosts of the evening who take the opportunity to get closer to the Northerners with an excellent Alexandre Aygalenq still as skilful behind the arc. Well supported by Ronald Anderson under the circle and by Yohan Solle, from near and far too, the flock of Stéphane Dao pick up the score while Prost and Turdziladze continue their work of undermining in order to keep the leadership of the match after half an hour combat (54-55, 30th).

Once again Alexandre Aygalenq makes his strike force speak twice at the start of the quarter. Facing him, Thomas Prost responds in the same way a few moments later, as does the very recent arrival, Carl Ponsar. Ricardo Alliman decides to take matters into his own hands at the end of the match to help his team stay the course in scoring and despite the good initiatives of Ronald Anderson, the Toros du TBC must lower the flag in a meeting which kept all its promises to the end (77-79, final score).

Beaten in the last moments by Cergy-Pontoise, this Saturday evening (76-74), the Orchesian club conceded its first defeat in this phase.

This Tuesday evening’s opposition between Orchies and Boulogne-sur-Mer promises to be exciting, first because it’s a derby, then because it will have implications for the future classification of the second phase which will begin. in March.

L’Aurore starts the second phase in success Orchies can have a second failure tomorrow

After a controlled meeting against Andrézieux (87-76), Friday March 18, the Vitréens continue their faultless in this phase 2 of N1M. The Aurore de Vitré basketball is leaving for a tour, starting this Friday, March 11. After 26 games played in phase 1 since September and a sixth place out of fourteen teams, obtained in Pool A of Nationale 1, the Vitréens, who played their last game on Tuesday February 22, are looking to the second act of their season.

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