Morbihan Youth Championships in Questembert
The departmentals took place Saturday and Sunday in Questembert. As expected, the Kervignac club won most of the titles, closely followed by the clubs of Ploemeur, Ploërmel and Lanester.
MINIMAL FINALS. Men’s singles: 1. Th. Plaza-Braquier (Kervignac); 2. E. Hague (Ploërmel). Simple dames : 1. Ch. Loru (Kervignac); 2nd Ch. Guillerme (ploughman). Men’s doubles: 1. J. Kervazo (Lanester)/ R. Le Sausse (Lanester); 2. T. Allaire (St-Nolff)/ E. Haguer (Ploërmel). Double dames : 1. Ch. Guillerme (Ploemeur)/Ch. Loru (Kervignac)/L. Bloino (Ploërmel)/ L. Boscher (Ploemeur). Mixed doubles: 1. J. Kervazo (Lanester)/ Ch. Guillerme (Ploemeur); 2.. Haguet (Ploërmel)/L. Bloino (Ploërmel)
FINALES CADETS. Simple dames : 1. Camille Vandooren (Questembert); 2. Ch. Allaire (Saint-Nolff). Men’s doubles: M. Le Garff (Kervignac)/T. LeTutator (Kervignac); 2. L. Coilier (Enoyo)/E. He is the Martyr (Vannes). Mixed doubles: 1. T. The Tour (Kervignac)/C. The Roux (Kervignac); 2. E. The Business (Vannes)/ Ch. Allaire (Saint-Nolff).
JUNIOR FINALS. Men’s singles: 1. J. Goasmat (broken); 2. L. Guillerme (ploughman). Simple dames : 1. Y. Le Mestre (Ploemeur); 2. E. Decroi (Lanester). Men’s doubles: 1. A. The Calvé (Kervignac); 2. J. Goasmat (Breach)/L. William (Ploemer). Double dames : 1. Ch. Allaire (St-Nolff)/C. Vandooren (Questembert); 2. E. Allain (Mont/Elven)/ M. Oosterlinck (Mont/Elven).
Mixed doubles: 1. M. Le Garff (Kervignac)/ Georgia Stierle Davies (Kervignac) ; 2. A. Cabioch (Theix/Noyalo)/ Ch. Loru (Kervignac).
BENJAMINE FINALS. Men’s singles: 1. Raphaël Tréhin; 2. 2. A. Maillard (ASC Questembert). Simple dames : 1. Yveline Le Minier (RL Pontivy); 2. J. Vanndooren (ASC Questembert). Men’s doubles: 1. L. Beauvais/R. LFDV (LFDV); 2. A. Maillard (Cervy)/J. Tymen. Double dames : 1. Y. Le Minnier (Pontivy)/J. Vandooren (Questembert); 2. G. Decroi (Lanester)/C. Froely (Mount/Elven).
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