Good news from the Haut-Marne table tennis clubs

Category: Good news from the Haut-Marne table tennis clubs

The CSB Saint-Dizier reserve in GE6 finished third with an average goal.

On the last day of the team, Haute-Marne stood out in first place for Chancenay and ECAC in Grand Est 3, Chalindrey, GE4, Chaumontinen Reserve, GE4, Chancenay, GE6 and Chalindrey. , In GE7. For ups and downs, we have to wait for the League’s decisions.

Haut-Marne clubs defended themselves well on the last day of the team with at least six climbs (Chancenay, ECAC, GE3, Chalindrey, GE4, ECAC reserve, Chancenay team, GE6 and Chalindrey team “2” in GE7) and a priori a few landings depending on League decisions . “Several matches have been postponed due to the Covid cases of the clubs.

The first transmission of ups and downs will be made at the beginning of next week at the latest, ”the entity explains.

GE Elite: Eurville-Bienville finished third

In the Grand Est Elite game on Saturday, December 11, at home, Eurville-Bienville’s first team played a rise at the Prenational against Aubois de Romilly.

The win was mandatory to play in the second round at a higher level. The start of the match was hampered by the surprising losses of David Roche (2,007 points) and Joffrey Hadet (1,870 points). Auboits determine their rhythm (2-6) before doubling.

The second part of the match was better, thanks to Alexis Boulogne (1,564 points) for the great performance of Anthony Delahaye (1,745 points) and Joffrey Hadet for the victory over Matthieu Girard (1,865 points).

This will not allow the meeting to win, which will leave the JEB team with regrets. As a result, the 6-8 Romilly team will play in the Prenational from January.

GE1: JEB reserve ends well

In GE1, the second team of the Eurville-Bienville youth got the first team of Saint-André. Auboit arrives in the castle hall with the missing player. This does not prevent Eurvillo-Bienvillo from having difficulty with three losses in the first matches.

Julie Janin (1,400 points) sounds rebellious with a performance against Thomas Linck (1,477 points), paving the way for a series of five wins for JEB.

Despite losing the doubling, Régis Simon (1506 points) imitates Julie with a win over Thomas Linck, bringing the final score (8-6) to the locals. The Eurville – Bienville “2” team finished the first stage in a good second place after Ancerville’s neighbors.

GE3: Chancenay and Chaumont rise

In GE3 “2”, Chancenay finished first in the clear round and advances to the upper division after a second major success against Troyes “4”.
(13-1).

On the move, the Eurville-Bienville “3” team went to Troyes to reinforce GE3’s service. Eurvillo-Bienvillois, led by Cyril Colas (1120 points) and Marine Lhomet (1016 points) in good condition, are in a row with 5-5 Aubois after the duel.

The rest of the game turned in favor of the Young Guards players, who won three doubles and ended up with an 8-6 loss. The team finishes this stage in the difficult second to last place.

Everyone’s gaze is now on in the League to see if the January descent will be taken to a lower level or not. In pool “3”, ECAC placed first after fourth success in Vittel / Saint-Rémy “4” (9-5). Chaumontais rises to GE2.

GE4: Chalindrey upstairs

In GE4 “2” CSB won Romilly’s “4” to Pascal Vieilhomme’s teammates in a very decent third place final.

“We have a team between GE4 and GE7 in the second phase. It’s well-hierarchical, about fifty graduating women, young people. I’m pleased with the phase, a well-run department with over 210 licensees.”, explains Pascal Vieilhomme with satisfaction.

In pool “5,” Chalindrey confirms his rise after succeeding against Nogent in the derby. Calindriens will play at GE3 in January.

GE5: Chaumontinen Reserve just ahead

In GE5 “2” Eurville-Bienville “4” got Aubois d’Arcis-Mailly. The match is smooth during the first matches. In a duel, the teams share the score.

The difference in points is strengthened in the last single games with three consecutive wins, raising the local scoreboard to 9-5. Note the full card of Antoine Durst (1,127 points) and Lou Konecny-Zol
(893 points), each bringing three points to their team.

Team “4” logically ranks third.

In the “8” pool, the ECAC reserve ended up in first place with Charmes and Monthureux after success in Dompaire. In the overall goals average Chaumontais are above. Montigny-le-Roi’s AJP is gradually declining. It ceased operations for the first time in mid-2018-2019.

At the beginning of the next school year, the club will be transferred to the village house of Provenchères, which is very unsuitable for a suitable exercise (too narrow, sloping, slippery terrain, impossible to store equipment).

The club then lost the children of the entertainment center with which it had a partnership to oversee table tennis activities. In these circumstances, it is difficult to train young people.

Nevertheless, motivated licensees are reluctant and manage to meet on Fridays more or less year-round.

President Yann Depré bitterly notes the deterioration of a club that, prior to Covid, had about fifty table tennis players of all ages, trained breeders, and quality tables. Bassignots bowed against Monthureux (8-6)

In GE6, the “1” Chancena reserve ranked first and CSB “2” third. In the pool “2” CSB “3” already rose in the Guarantee. In addition, the Chalindrey Reserve ranked as the head of GE7.

It is now up to the League’s decisions, before the classic ceasefire before the second round.

Nicolas chapon
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Published 12/16/2021 at 6:00 AM.