Even without much public support, he beat Les Warriors by a score of 60 to 57 on Monday evening at the Oloumi gymnasium in front of the rectorate authorities of the higher education school founded by Professor Franck Idiata.
All’s well that ends well. After football, the 1st edition of the EM Gabon-University basketball tournament delivered its verdict Monday evening at the Oloumi gymnasium, in front of the school’s rector authorities. A match that the large and supportive public saw the Warriors win.
Which they tried to prove from the first quarter which they largely dominated. But they will be very caught up by the valiant team of 76ERS at half-time with a score of 27-27. “At the beginning we wanted to play their game. Despite all the support from the public that they had, but we realized after half-time that they were beatable,” the captain will reveal to us.
The 2nd half started, 76ERS, who had an undefeated run, simply raised the level and stifled their opponent. This will be read by the score of 50-42 in the 3rd quarter.
But the last 5 minutes of the match will be intense and even psychologically unbearable. A situation that will force the 76ERS coach to get rid of his jacket to strengthen his foals on the field.
At the start, the Warriors will come back to score but with thirty seconds left in the game they will come up against the efficiency of the opposing defense which will even keep the score at 60-57, and will blame themselves for their clumsiness in front of the basket. Final score 60-57.
An unfortunate situation for Warriors coach Nely Padelia Ganan. “I think the players got it into their heads that they were going to win the match without worrying too much about the opponent’s possible resistance and response. At the beginning they were really in the match and won the first quarter. And strangely enough they started to relax afterwards,” she will observe.
For Nelly Padelia Ganan, “I realised the game was lost with one minute to go when the opposing team formed a defensive blockade.”
Individually, the MVP title went to Jean Renaud Bekale of 76ERS, who scored 23 points in the final.
It should be noted that at EM Gabon, we don’t do things by halves. The whole evening was enhanced by the passage of artists.
2024-07-03 01:38:15
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