Local Sports Roundup: From Rugby Returns to Judo Triumphs
Rugby Returns After a Long Break
The local rugby team is gearing up for a crucial match against the XV de la Save tomorrow. After a month-long hiatus from competitive play, the team is eager to prove their mettle on the Gers field. Will the extended break prove to be a disadvantage? Only time will tell.
Football: Regional and District Teams in Action
This weekend promises exciting football action. The regional 3 team is set to face off against a Gers opponent at the municipal stadium of Touget tomorrow at 3 p.m. Meanwhile, the D3 team will be battling it out against Nestes FC at the Adour sports park this evening at 8 p.m.
Basketball: Senior Team Takes the Court
Basketball fans can catch the SG1s in action tonight as they host the Lourdaise training at 8:30 p.m.
Music Returns: Lous Berrétès Band Makes a Comeback
After a period of silence due to the pandemic, the beloved Lous berrétès band is back! Last weekend, they delighted rugby fans at the Maurice Trélut stadium during the Stado’s match against Massy. Their return has been warmly welcomed, and audiences can look forward to more musical performances soon.
Fishing Enthusiasts: Trout Fishing at Lake Orleix
Calling all anglers! Lake Orleix is the place to be tomorrow morning for a chance to reel in some extraordinary trout.Judo Stars Shine at International Tournament
Four talented young judokas from the local club have been selected to compete in the prestigious Adidas minimal tournament in Saint-Cyprien. Sherifa Sidi (-44 kg), Ronan Dupuy (-50 kg), Florian Jubero (-46 kg), and Razmik Manoukian (-42 kg) are all currently ranked first in their respective weight classes at the departmental level. This selection is a testament to their hard work and dedication. The competition will be fierce, but thes promising athletes are determined to make their mark.
Young Pétanque Players Excel in CAF Plan Wednesday program
The MJC children recently completed a seven-week pétanque program as part of the CAF Plan Wednesday initiative.Under the guidance of experienced players from the ASCA pétanque club, the children learned the rules and strategies of this popular Provençal game. The program culminated in a pleasant competition, with Quentin, Corentin, and Thiméo emerging as the winning team. The young participants expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to learn and play, stating that the experience will be valuable for future family games. The final session concluded with a delightful snack provided by Minet and Annette.
Back in the Game: An interview wiht Former Rugby Star Marie Dubois
Sports fans, welcome back to another edition of “Back in the Game”! Today, we’re joined by the legendary former rugby player Marie Dubois, a local hero who led our team to two championship titles during her illustrious career. Marie, welcome to the show!
Marie: It’s great to be hear. Always a pleasure to talk about the sport I love.
Moderator: Well, Marie, this week marks a big occasion for our local rugby team.After a month-long break, they’re back on the field tomorrow against XV de la Save. What are your thoughts on that long hiatus?
Marie: It’s great to see them finally back in action. A month is a significant period of inactivity for a team looking to keep their momentum up. They’ll need to shake off the rust, refocus quickly, and get back into the competitive rhythm.XV de la Save can be a tough opponent, so they can’t afford to be sluggish.
Moderator: Do you think the break could work in their favour? Could it have given them time to regroup, work on weaknesses, and come back stronger?
Marie: It certainly could have, depending on how they utilized that time.If they dedicated those weeks to tactical analysis, refining skills, and conditioning, it could actually be a blessing in disguise.
Moderator: Absolutely. Now, shifting gears a bit, our local judo stars are having a huge moment! Four young judokas have been selected for the prestigious Adidas minimal tournament. This is a testament to the dedication and talent nurtured by our local club.
Marie: It’s fantastic news! I’m a firm believer in supporting young athletes, and it warms my heart to see our local talent shining on the international stage. they must be brimming with excitement and nerves, but I have no doubt they’ll represent us with passion and determination.
Moderator: Absolutely. And for those who prefer less intense sport, we have the return of a beloved local band, Lous Berrétès! They energized the crowd at the rugby match last week. What are your thoughts on music’s role in sports, Marie, specifically for fostering a vibrant community atmosphere?
Marie: Sports and music are a powerful combination. They both evoke strong emotions and create lasting memories. Having live music at sporting events elevates the experience,creating a festive atmosphere that brings people together.Lous Berrétès certainly knows how to get a crowd going; I remember them livening up our team’s post-game celebrations after our championship wins.
Moderator: Perfect segue into this – I want to get your take on the football action this weekend. The regional 3 team faces off against a Gers opponent tomorrow, while the D3 team plays against Nestes FC this evening. What are your predictions for those matches?
Marie: Well, it’s vital to remember that predictions are tricky business! However, I’m always hopeful for our local teams.
Let’s hear from our readers! What are your thoughts on the upcoming matches? Which team are you rooting for? What are your hopes for the Adidas minimal tournament, and do you think the month-long break will benefit our rugby team? Share your comments below – we love hearing from you!
