Limoges Powers to Victory in U15 Elite Women’s National Basketball, Albigensians Rally for R2 Boys Win – Breaking News!
Limoges showcased their strength in the U15 Elite Women’s National Basketball league, delivering a commanding performance against the Albigensians. Simultaneously, the Albigensians’ R2 boys team demonstrated resilience, snatching a hard-fought victory against Verfeil. This double-header of action provides a compelling snapshot of youth basketball competition in France, and is a key update for Archyde.com readers following youth sports.
U15 Elite Women’s National: Limoges Overpowers Albigensians
After a challenging first phase, the U15 Elite team faced Limoges, hoping for a fresh start in the second phase. However, the Limougeaudes quickly asserted their dominance, taking control from the opening tip-off. While not a complete blowout, Limoges maintained a consistent lead, entering halftime with a 31-22 advantage. The third quarter saw a more even contest, with both teams scoring 10 points, bringing the score to 41-32 with ten minutes remaining. Despite the efforts of Bressolles and Loisel, the final quarter proved decisive.
Led by a potent trio – Fradin, Mohamadi, and Diaby (collectively scoring 20 points) – Limoges unleashed a 29-11 surge in the fourth quarter, sealing a 70-43 victory. This performance highlights the importance of consistent scoring and strong teamwork in youth basketball. For aspiring young athletes, this game serves as a reminder that maintaining focus and intensity throughout all four quarters is crucial. The Albigensians will need to regroup quickly, facing CTC Toulouse Nord-Est on Sunday, January 18th at 1:15 p.m.
R2 Boys: Albigensians Secure Thrilling Comeback Victory
The Albigensians’ R2 boys team faced a tougher challenge against Verfeil, but ultimately emerged victorious in a nail-biting 56-52 contest. Unlike the women’s game, this was a battle of attrition. Despite boasting three prior victories, the Albigensians found themselves trailing for much of the game. Verfeil dominated the first two periods, leading 19-22 after the first quarter and extending their advantage to 26-32 at halftime. Diawara and his teammates struggled to find their rhythm, consistently playing catch-up.
A slight improvement in the third quarter (13-12) wasn’t enough to overcome the deficit, with Verfeil still leading 39-44 heading into the final ten minutes. However, the Albigensians dramatically transformed in the fourth quarter, fueled by Serge Corso’s 12 points. Under the guidance of coach Orianne Tshibola Mamba, the team unleashed a 17-8 run, extinguishing Verfeil’s hopes and securing a 56-52 win. This victory propels the Albigensians to second place in their group. The team will look to continue their momentum against Martiel-Villefranche next Saturday at 5 p.m. at Cosec, in the final match of the first leg.
These games underscore the dynamic nature of youth basketball, where momentum can shift quickly and resilience is paramount. For fans and aspiring players alike, the Albigensians’ performance demonstrates the power of perseverance and strategic coaching. Stay tuned to Archyde.com for continued coverage of youth sports and breaking news from across the region.
