Interclubs Recap: Wins & Challenges

This weekend, return to the Orne interclubs for the Badminton Aiglonwith the fourth day for which the three teams de L’Aigle (Orne) received. Balance sheet, two victories and one defeat.

The untouchable first team

Lfirst team consolidated its leadership position by outclassing Messii by 7 to 0score synonymous with new bonus.

During this confrontation, there was no photo since all matches were won in straight sets secs.

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Triumphed in their singles Guillaume Castel, Benjamin Robet, Aurélien Hurel and Cécile Rio. The doubles consisted of the following duos, Guillaume/Aurélien, Cécile/Enola Courtemanche and Enola Benjamin.

Too strong opposition for team 2

Pour team twoit was much harder against Mortagne since there was also 7 to 0, but to the disadvantage of the Aiglons.

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In the four singles, only Quentin Laurent Poilly lost in three sets unlike Alexandre Masurier, Bryan Letailleur and Estrélia Ribier.

The unlucky doubles were Alexandre/Riwan Dimanche, Estrélia/Justine Pinot and Justine/Quentin.

The men’s interclubs provide at home

Last confrontation at the Pôle sportif de L’Aigle, that between the team ofmen’s interclubs in Bretoncelles.

In the end, the Aiglons win by a score of 5 to 1. They enjoyed success in three out of four singles thanks to Didier Elie, Lucas Saillard and Killian Marchand, with only Sébastien Guihaire losing his.

They won the two doubles with the tandems Lucas/Hugo Couturier and Killian/Luis Delarue.

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