Quimperlé BC Dominates Trégunc in Derby, Sets Sights on N2 Promotion
Quimper, France – In a thrilling badminton derby that had fans on the edge of their seats, Kemperlé BC (KBC) emerged victorious over their rivals, BC Trégunc (BCT), with a decisive 6-2 win. Despite being shorthanded due to the absence of three key foreign players,Quimperlé showcased their depth and determination,solidifying their ambition for promotion to the N2 league.
The atmosphere was electric as the two local clubs clashed, a rivalry that always brings out the best in both teams. While Quimperlé secured the overall victory, the match was a hard-fought battle, with Trégunc pushing them in several key encounters.
quimperlé’s Resilience Shines Through
The absence of their Hungarian and Czech contingent could have been a significant blow for Kemperlé BC. Though, the team proved that their strength lies not just in individual talent but in their collective spirit. They managed to secure the win without the offensive bonus point,a testament to their ability to adapt and overcome challenges.
“Even without our full squad, we knew we had the talent to win this derby,” stated a KBC representative after the match. “The team really stepped up, and it shows the depth we have built.”
trégunc Fights Hard, But Falls Short
The Trégunc players put up a valiant effort, particularly in their quest for defensive bonus points, which ultimately eluded them. Though, two players stood out for BCT, saving face and demonstrating their individual prowess.
Lola Tchoudjinoff delivered a masterclass in singles play, comfortably defeating Malvy Pelleter with a “very solid game.” “A good match,”
Tchoudjinoff admitted, beaming with pride. “I’m very happy.”
Arthur Deman, a recent addition to the trégunc roster from Relecq-Kerhuon, also lived up to expectations. He acknowledged the pressure of his singles match, stating, “I was supposed to win, I did, but the match was held.”
Quimperlé’s N2 Ambitions Take Center Stage
While Trégunc showcased moments of brilliance, the overall performance of Quimperlé was too much to overcome. Even Ewen Perès, a key player for KBC, admitted to a challenging singles match against Thomas Jourdren.
“The feelings weren’t very good today and Thomas built his points well,”
Perès explained. “The objective for us remains the rise to N2. We finished third last year in the play-offs. With the reinforcements expected to join the team soon, it should be possible.”
With strong performances across the board, including a standout display from Johanska Ivanovicova, quimperlé BC appears to be on a clear trajectory towards their N2 promotion goals.The team’s cohesive play and individual talent suggest they are a formidable force in the league.
The Technical sheet: A Closer Look at the Matches
Here’s a breakdown of the individual match results:
Singles:
* Thomas Jourdren (BCT) vs. Ewen Perès (KBC): 19-21, 18-21
* Maélys Le Marchand (BCT) vs. Johanska Ivanovicova (KBC): 4-21, 10-21
* Lola tchoudjinoff (BCT) vs. Malvy Pelleter (KBC): 21-15, 21-9
* Arthur Deman (BCT) vs. Fabien Porchet (KBC): 21-13, 18-21, 21-19
Doubles:
* Cindy Dréo/Maélys Le marchand (BCT) vs. Amélie Le Teneur/Malvy Pelleter (KBC): 17-21, 21-16, 10-21
* Arthur Deman/Maxime Naour (BCT) vs. Gaspard Delabrosse/Vivien Sanson (KBC): 21-17,21-23,10-21
* Maxime Naour/Cindy Dréo (BCT) vs. Gaspard Delabrosse/Johanska Ivanovicova (KBC): 14-21, 12-21
* Thomas Jourdren/Lola Tchoudjinoff (BCT) vs. Ewen Perès/Amélie Le Teneur (KBC): 12-21, 13
