Walhain 87 BC Officially Relegated, But Embraces the Journey
The Walhain 87 BC’s remarkable National 3 campaign has come to a disappointing end, as the team was relegated following a 7-1 defeat against thanks this weekend. Despite the setback, the club embraces the experience as a valuable learning opportunity.
A Season of Triumph and Trials
Walhain 87 BC’s journey this season was a testament to their ambition. They rode a wave of national success, but ultimately, the play-downs proved too challenging. Three defeats, including the decisive 7-1 loss against thanks, sealed their fate.
Captain’s Perspective: A Tight Race
Captain Grégory Van Roy acknowledges the difficulty of the play-downs, stating, “In Play-Downs, we lose the first two games 5-3, 5-3, so it was tight. so the difference is probably from experience or other factors.”
A First-Time National Experience
This National 3 campaign marked the club’s first foray into national competition. It was a meaningful step, a thrilling adventure, and a valuable learning experience.
Morgane Reinquin’s Reflection: An Unforgettable Year
Morgane Reinquin, a key figure for the team, encapsulates the sentiment, “It was an remarkable year. After so many years in the French-speaking league, the climb did us good. Discovering other opponents, other ways of playing, playing against big teams too, it was amazing. No regrets.”
Unity and Future Ambitions
Despite the setbacks, the team maintained unity throughout the season. This spirit will carry them forward as they return to the regional league.
Looking Ahead to 2026-2027
the team’s ambition remains strong. “It will be the goal, yes. But we will have to take next season seriously, because Ligue A is not so easy, even if we had won almost all of our games last season, during which we went up. Teams will there’s no doubt whatsoever be strengthened too, so you will have to be vigilant.”
