## Aillant Sport: A ⁣Look ⁣at Recent Developments and‍ Financial Stability

Aillant sport recently held its general assembly,presided over by Sylviane Molinaro,at the William-Lemaire association hall in Aillant-sur-Tholon.The meeting, moved forward by a month at the request of the Montholon commune, ⁣focused on the club’s progress and financial standing.

One notable highlight⁣ was the resurgence of the judo section, revitalized by the efforts of Pierre Barbier and Abdellah Mouguinan. Stéphane Charrié was elected president for the 2024-2025 season, demonstrating the enduring ‍popularity of⁢ judo in aillantais. [[2]]

The football section also received a boost with the installation of a new synthetic pitch in October. While administrative hurdles currently prevent the flag team from utilizing the pitch for championship matches, the‌ club is actively exploring⁢ solutions. ‌ Other sections are thriving, with membership numbers remaining steady and even increasing for those operating in the newly constructed gymnasium.

In‌ a⁣ meaningful growth, the Lyon boules section, inactive for over a decade, was officially dissolved during the assembly. This formalizes the section’s long-standing absence, which had existed only in ⁤name.

Financially, Aillant Sport is in a stable position. The club has maintained a savings account for the‌ past two years, boasting ‌a balance of €10,041, primarily from reimbursements related to a ​former handibasket licensee.The remaining debt stands at €5,100, covered by consistent, albeit irregular, membership⁣ dues which contribute to ‍the upkeep of the club’s minibus, which has clocked an⁣ extraordinary 186,324‍ kilometers.

Treasurer Martine Farias ‌reported a surplus balance of €6,625, further solidifying Aillant Sport’s financial health.

Aillant Sport: ​A Conversation with Former Judo Champion, Marie Dubois

Welcome back, sports ​fans! Today, we delve ​into the exciting developments within Aillant Sport club, as detailed⁢ in their recent ‍general⁤ assembly. To shed light on these changes, I’m‌ joined by Marie Dubois, a retired ‍judo ​champion ⁣and lifelong resident⁢ of‌ Aillant-sur-Tholon. Welcome, Marie!

Marie: ⁣thank you for having me. ⁣It’s always⁣ a ⁤pleasure to discuss the future of Aillant Sport.

Moderator: The article highlights a meaningful resurgence within⁤ the judo section. As a former champion,what are your thoughts⁢ on this revival,especially with Stéphane Charrié elected as the‌ new president?

Marie: ⁤ I’m absolutely thrilled! Judo has always ‌held ⁤a⁣ special place⁤ in Aillant,and seeing its popularity ‍reignited is fantastic. Pierre‌ Barbier ⁤and ⁢Abdellah Mouguinan deserve immense credit for their dedication in revitalising the​ section. Stéphane Charrié ‍is a ⁣respected figure in the ⁣community, and I believe his leadership will guide the judo section​ to even greater heights.

Moderator: That’s ‍great to hear! The article also mentions‍ the installation of a new synthetic ⁣pitch for football. While ⁤ther are administrative hurdles preventing ⁣its full-fledged use, the club is actively seeking​ solutions. Do you believe this investment will ultimately benefit the ⁣club?

Marie: Absolutely. A quality pitch is crucial for player ⁣development and attracting new talent.I’d urge the club ‌and the commune to work together to resolve these administrative

challenges swiftly. A ⁤top-notch pitch will undoubtedly be a valuable asset for the‌ football section and Aillant Sport as a whole.

Moderator: Let’s touch ⁣upon the financial ‍aspect. The‌ article paints ​a positive picture with a surplus balance and ⁢a savings account. What’s your ​take ‌on the ‌club’s financial‌ stability?

Marie: The​ club’s prudence in managing its finances is commendable. ‌Having a savings account and maintaining a surplus balance​ is essential for‌ long-term sustainability, especially for smaller clubs like ours. It allows Aillant Sport to invest in upgrades, weather unexpected expenses, and offer a secure environment for its members.

Moderator: There’s also the interesting case of the⁢ Lyon boules section, which ‍has been dissolved after being inactive for over a ⁢decade. While seemingly pragmatic, do you ​think this signals a shift in Aillant Sport’s​ priorities, ⁢favoring more active sections?

Marie: ⁤It’s a tough call.maintaining ‌inactive⁢ sections drains ‌resources ​that could ‍be allocated to thriving departments. While it’s sad to see a section ‍go, I believe Aillant Sport’s focus⁣ should be‍ on nurturing the sections with active participation and a strong community presence.

Moderator: ​ A poignant detail in⁣ the article is the club’s minibus, boasting ⁣an impressive​ 186,324 kilometers.It speaks ‍volumes about the⁢ dedication⁤ of members and the club’s outreach. Wouldn’t you agree?

Marie: Absolutely! That minibus​ is a ​symbol of unity and the tireless efforts of volunteers. It allows teams to travel for competitions,‌ fosters camaraderie, ⁣and underlines the community spirit that defines Aillant Sport.

Moderator: Marie,thank you so much for ⁤sharing your⁤ valuable insights. Your perspectives, informed by your experience and passion for Aillant Sport, ​have been truly enlightening.

Marie: The ⁤pleasure was all ‌mine.

Moderator:

Now, we want to hear from you, our readers! What are​ your thoughts on these developments within Aillant Sport? Do you agree with ‌Marie’s viewpoints? Share your opinions and engage ⁢in the discussion​ below. Let’s keep the conversation ⁤going!