This basketball weekend was disrupted by the health crisis. Indeed, teams 2 and 3 of the U11, teams 2 of the U13 and U15 women and the U18 women of Caussade / Montpezat did not play following cases of Covid-19 detected in the opposing teams.
Only Team 1 of the U11s was able to play this weekend. His trip to Moissac will end in a very narrow defeat with a score of 27 to 30 against a solid team 1 from Moissac/Castelsarrasin, despite a lot of intensity and determination.
The U13 teams were unsuccessful this weekend against more upscale teams.
Team 1 of the Caussade/Montpezat women’s U13s came up against a more aggressive Élan Basket Aveyron team towards the basket and with an impassable defense. A catastrophic first act lost with a score of 3 to 21 will weigh down the rest of the meeting. Despite a good reaction in the second period, the young U13s will not be able to reverse the situation and will have to bow with the score of 30 to 46. This second misstep at home will surely remain as an accident.
Team 1 of the U13 men managed to compete with their opponent of the day, Élan Aveyron Basket in Rodez. Despite another defeat, coach Madelis Goubeau noted some positive points and a certain satisfaction with the reaction of her players who were able to raise their heads in the face of adversity. They resisted throughout the game and only gave in in the last quarter to lose with the score of 43 to 75.
Team 2 of the U13 men, despite a good expenditure of energy, had to bow in the room of Grisolles 2 with the score of 34 to 46.
In the Occitanie championship, team 1 of the Caussade/Montpezat women’s U15s welcomed the Grand Ouest Toulouse team, in the Montpezat-de-Quercy hall. This opposition will bring certain satisfactions to coach Hugo Rabot. Among the positive points, the beautiful revolt during the second half won with the score of 41 to 31 after having suffered the ascendancy of the opponent in the second quarter lost with the score of 8 to 28. too many lost balls, they were able to raise their heads to beat their match points record. Defeat on the score of 62 to 78, but which remains encouraging in view of the latest outings.
The men’s U17 team faced team 2 from Albi. Despite still a lack of consistency throughout the meeting, Tom Vastesaeger’s proteges still did everything they could to win. Thanks to an interior sector well supplied by teammates who scored 30 points, they overcame a solid team from Albi 2 with a score of 57 to 45.
