L’Aigle Badminton Clubs Secure Seven Points in Interclubs Restart

The L’Aigle badminton teams returned from a long championship break by securing seven out of nine possible points across three formations, Actu reported.

The regional squads hit the courts in Division 1, Division 2, and the men’s interclubs.

Division 1 draw at Messei

In Division 1, the Aiglons traveled to Messei and earned a 4-4 draw, according to Actu. Guillaume Castel and Benjamin Robet both won their men’s singles matches. They also teamed up to win their respective doubles encounters, with Castel partnering Gaëlle Bosnay in mixed doubles and Robet playing alongside Yves Marivier.

Gaëlle Bosnay and Marie Bettend dropped their women’s singles matches. Actu reported that L’Aigle also dropped the women’s doubles pairing of Cécile Rio and Marie Bettend alongside the mixed-one pairing of Cécile Rio and Yves Marivier.

Division 2 victory at home

L’Aigle’s second squad hosted Messei on home turf and secured a 5-2 victory, Actu reported. Sophie Grangeard, Quentin Laurent-Poilly, and young Raphaël Elie won three of the four singles matches.

Elie made his debut in adult competition as a minime. Alexandre Masurier dropped his singles match for the home side.

In the doubles matches, Raphaël Elie and Alexandre Masurier earned a win, while Quentin Laurent-Poilly and Estrelia Ribier also picked up a victory. Sophie Grangeard and Estrelia Ribier fell in their women’s doubles outing.

Men’s interclubs sweep at Trun

The L’Aigle men’s interclubs squad traveled to Trun and earned a dominant 6-0 bonus-point victory, Actu reported. Romain Snappe, William Paciarelli, Killian Marchand, and Charly Bouton each won their singles matches in two straight sets.

Bouton made a notable return to the club after a long absence, having previously played for L’Aigle in the 1990s. Killian Marchand and Xavier Février won their doubles match, while Charly Bouton and William Paciarelli secured the final point in doubles.

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