Caussade: Meet Coralie, the Archer Breaking Boundaries — Inspiring Story from La Dépêche

In the quiet town of Caussade, France, a remarkable story of perseverance and athletic excellence continues to unfold. Coralie, a para-archer living with DiGeorge syndrome, has once again demonstrated her extraordinary skill and determination on the archery range, setting new national records and inspiring countless others with her journey. During the national and international distance … Read more

Judo Club Caussade & Saint-Étienne-de-Tulmont: Expert Judo Training and Coaching

Rising Stars: Youth Judo Talent Surges in Caussade and Saint-Étienne-de-Tulmont The youth judokas from the clubs of Caussade and Saint-Étienne-de-Tulmont are currently experiencing a period of significant success, marking their presence across competitions, refereeing, and technical demonstrations. Through a combination of rigorous mass training, technical stages, and refereeing certifications, several athletes have secured qualifications for … Read more

Caussade College Badminton Teams Dominate Departmental Championship & Qualify for Regionals

Caussade College Shines at Departmental Badminton Championship Montauban, France – Two teams from Collège Pierre-Darasse of Caussade delivered a dominant performance at the departmental badminton championship, held Wednesday by students in the physical education (EPS) program at Lycée Antoine-Bourdelle in Montauban. The teams, having qualified through district play, secured the top two positions in the … Read more

Coralie, 24, Wins French Para Archery Championship with DiGeorge Syndrome | Inspiring Story

Richelieu, France – Coralie, a 24-year-old athlete with DiGeorge syndrome, has achieved a remarkable victory, claiming the French Para-Archery Championship title this weekend. The win, secured at a competition held in Richelieu (Indre-et-Loire), represents the culmination of two years of intense work, adaptation, and unwavering perseverance. This represents a story not just about athletic achievement, … Read more