Apart from a narrow first quarter (22-18), JSA Bordeaux really rolled out to win by 30 points on Saturday evening against Montaigu Vendée (89 – 59). Obviously, Matthieu Hubert’s protégés did not have to exert their talent to take the measure of a Vendée team which risks fighting again for their maintenance.
However, Montaigu had shown good resistance during the first ten minutes by equalizing twice by Julien Leclair (13-13) and Sacha Teham Teham (15-15), but it was ultimately JSA Bordeaux who won the first period 22 -18.
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What followed was an unchallenged domination of the yellow and black who started the second quarter with a 7-0 and a three-point basket from Léo Billon (29-18). The JSA Bordeaux had decided to accelerate. This is how the gap swelled in favor of the locals with Paco Demazeau putting on a show with a new long-distance basket (35-22) and a dunk (46-27). Clément Desmonts offered a 27-point lead at the break (49-32).
The third period saw the JSA Bordeaux take definitive shelter with an imperial defense; letting visitors score 9 small points. Léo Billon (70-40) was agile at 3 points as was the young Simon Castets who punctuated the third quarter (73-41). Mass was said. JSA Bordeaux even took a lead of 41 points (85-44, 34’50) on a new three-point basket from Castets (85-44). The Bordelais then managed their final victory (89-59).
JSA Bordeaux 89 – Montaigu 59
Lieu : Bordeaux (Sports Palace) Spectators 900 Quarts-temps 22-18, 27-14, 24-9, 16-18 Referees : 2000 Marbat and Lacaze Half time 49-32
JSA BORDEAUX Statistics: 32 out of 71 on shots including 9 out of 31 at 3 points. 16 of 22 on free throws. 51 rebounds. 23 assists. 12 fouls.
The points Alamudun 15, Morgand Agua 0, Castets 6, Mc Clanahan 9, Steiner 12, Demazeau 11, Billon 8, Chassaigne 8, Wansi-Fonkua 11, Desmonts (cap) 5, Lespinasse 4.
MONTAIGU Statistics: 21 out of 68 on shots including 5 out of 19 at 3 points. 12 of 17 on free throws. 41 rebounds. 14 assists. 17 fouls.
The points Teham Teham 6, Marie Françoise 3, Leclair (cap) 8, Ratinet 1, Bourasseau 3, Brachet 9, Jolbit 3, Auriol 2, Lamarre 5, Tshunza 19.
