Creuzier-le-Vieux. The promoted creuziérois qualified in high hen. It was necessary to win against Bellerive to ensure maintenance in R3 and afford the bonus of playing in the pool of the rise in 2 e phase.
With a seventh victory in eight games won after a one-sided meeting, 82-20, it’s done. The opportunity also to see player-coach Sébastien Giraud return to the field eight months after his last match played.
Thanks to a long distance address from the start of the match, the Oranges gave a glimpse of a complicated afternoon for the visitors, 21-6 after ten minutes. But abusing the three-point shot, the CBB was more drafty offensively in the second quarter, nevertheless allowing them to be largely in the lead at the break, 34-10. Upon returning from the locker room, the CBBoys picked up the pace and found their twin towers in the racket, Charly Maldant (6 points out of 13 in total) and Guillaume Favé (8 points out of 12 in total), enough to increase the gap after 30 mins, 56-16.
The last quarter saw Youss Bacar and Matthias Delpretti perform a festival behind the arc, with three winning shots each. Thanks to this success, the CBB remains co-leader of its group and will spend Christmas satisfied to be already maintained the year of its rise.
