For the BCO: A. Castaing (19 points), Mo. Vigneau (14), O. Goudet (11) M. Moulinier (4), C. Carcaillon (4), then E. Mur (25), L. Lagües-Baget (2), L. Cassou (-) 16 fouls of teams, 3/11 free throws, 2 successful 3-point shots.
BC Ossun was to confirm its last success on the NET’S floor, it’s done.
The Bigourdane players, deprived of Séverine Rodriguez and Manon Vigneau, were still struggling to get into the match.
If the defense was in place, it lacked precision in attack. Yet Cindy Carcaillon regularly tried her luck from afar, but success was not there.
As a good captain, Mélanie Moulinier struggled to put the game in place so that Ossun tipped over at the head of the first siren. (13-16)
In the second act, Emma Mur, 25 points on the clock, continued on her offensive momentum and enjoy the good balls distilled by Lucie Lagües-Baget.
As at the same time, Astrid Castaing reigned in the racket and that Morgane Vigneau also regularly “scored”, the NET’S players no longer managed to upset the finally enterprising Ossunoises. (27-40)
During the 3rd quarter, the BCO will continue its march forward, with the infernal trio (Castaing-Vigneau-Mur) as spearhead. It must also be said that the two leaders used their characteristics perfectly.
The local players cracked, allowing Lola Cassou and her teammates to take a decisive break. (37-66 at the 30th minute)
The last passage on the floor will be won by valiant Toulousaines, but Orlane Goudet made speak his address to cool the local enthusiasm.
The BCO is therefore required once again outside and is in the best conditions to qualify for the pool of accession.
The next match against Salies-du-Salat, in Ossun, will be worth its weight in peanuts, because the two teams often put on a good show when they face each other.
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