Reduced to five professional players, Asvel logically folded against Bourges on Saturday evening in the shock of the 6th day of the Women’s League (58-79). Without Marine Johannès (resting after her long WNBA season), Gabby Williams (resuming), Laura Quevedo (leg), Alexia Chery (knee) and Sandrine Gruda (muscle tear), David Gautier and his players held out a little more 30 minutes in their Mado-Bonnet room.
The success of Helena Ciak – 2 out of 2 from three points – and the efforts of Julie Allemand (13 points) had brought the reigning French champions to eight points (52-60, 32nd). But Tima Pouye broke the Rhone dynamic by finding the target behind the arc. Allemand imitated it (56-66, 34th) before Asvel collapsed to concede a 16-2 until the buzzer.
A series launched by Pouye and a basket plus the potential fault against Marine Fauthoux. The international guard finished with 21 points, his Tango record. The other recruits – Artemis Spanou (16 points) and Kamila Nacickaite (15 points) – also contributed to the fifth victory in six matches for Bourges, runner-up to Villeneuve-d’Ascq in the standings. Asvel, for its part, remains in the negative (2 victories, 4 defeats).
Villeneuve-d’Ascq still undefeated
Leader, ESBVA continued its flawless performance by dominating Charleville-Mézières (82-64) thanks to a stifling defense in the last quarter. Still in the game (67-63, 32nd), the Flammes Carolo did not score a single basket in the last eight minutes with 11 missed shots and seven ball losses. Janelle Salaün (12 points, 6 rebounds) took the opportunity to score five points in a row and make the break before Kariata Diaby (12 points, 7 rebounds) and Kamiah Smalls (9 points, 5 assists) killed the match in the final stages. minutes.
2023-10-28 20:27:33
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