Pontacq football club has been active both on and off the pitch, with recent activities ranging from youth development workshops to competitive matches. A focus on player well-being was evident with a nutrition workshop for young athletes, while the senior teams faced challenges in cup competitions and league play. These developments highlight the club’s commitment to holistic development and competitive spirit within the Pyrénées-Atlantiques region.
The club recently hosted a workshop titled “La nutrition du petit sportif” (Nutrition for the Young Athlete), led by Florence and Anaïs from JFG CLINIC Tarbes Garcia Thomas. This initiative underscores the growing recognition of the importance of nutrition in youth sports performance and overall health. The workshop aimed to educate young players and their parents on optimal dietary practices to support athletic development. JFG CLINIC Tarbes Garcia Thomas is a specialized clinic focused on sports medicine and nutrition, indicating a professional approach to player care within the Pontacq club.
On the field, the Pontacq senior team competed in a Coupe Fuma quarter-final match against Espoey, unfortunately resulting in a 3-1 loss. Despite the defeat, the team reportedly celebrated the “third half” – a tradition of post-match camaraderie – with a positive outlook, anticipating the upcoming France-Italy match. This demonstrates a strong team spirit even in the face of setbacks.
Beyond the senior squad, the club’s youth teams were likewise in action. U13F and Seniors F teams participated in a joint indoor football session followed by a shared meal, fostering team bonding and a sense of community. This type of activity is crucial for developing social skills and teamwork alongside athletic abilities.
Several youth matches took place on February 7, 2026, as detailed on the club’s official calendar. The U10/U11 teams faced ASPTT DE PAU, while the U9 team competed against F. C. DES ENCLAVES ET DU PLATEAU. Another U10/U11 team played against U. JURANCONNAISE. These matches provide valuable competitive experience for developing players.
The senior team also saw action on February 7th, competing in a Departmental 4 match against ARUDY U.S.M21, resulting in a 3-1 loss. A Seniors à 7 team played against OLORON BEARN FC61 on February 8th, and the U.S. JURANCONNAISE U. 240 team faced Pontacq Papillons in a Departmental 2 match on the same day. These games showcase the breadth of football activity within the club.
Recent match results for the U11 teams included a victory against FC La Ribere and Esman, as well as Vallée de l’Ousse, while a defeat was recorded against Taron. The U13 Élite team, Papillons des Enclaves, achieved a decisive 5-1 win against Bleuets de Pau, with Yanis scoring twice, alongside goals from Ardennes, Edan, and Quentin. The U13 B team secured a 3-0 victory over Fameb, with Nathan scoring twice and Erwan adding a goal. The U15 team drew 2-2 against Genets d’Anglet, with Maxence and Théo finding the net. Notably, the U17 team achieved a significant 5-0 victory against Ustaritz, with goals from Amaury, Iban, Evan, Loïc, and Tiago, a particularly impressive result against the Division 1 league leaders.
The Senior A team drew 2-2 against Pau Portugais, securing a point in a hard-fought match. The club’s calendar indicates a postponed match for the Seniors Departmental 2 team against ENCLAVES DU PLATEAU on February 21st, and a postponed match for the Seniors Departmental 4 team against GANTOIS FC on February 22nd. A Coupe Fuma Seniors à 7 quarter-final match against FCVO31 took place on February 22nd.
Looking ahead, the club has several matches scheduled for the complete of February, including U13 D4 and Seniors Departmental 2 games. The continued participation of youth and senior teams in various leagues and competitions demonstrates the Pontacq football club’s active role in the local sporting community. The club’s commitment to both athletic performance and player well-being, as evidenced by the nutrition workshop, positions it as a positive force in youth development and community engagement.
The Pontacq football club continues to be a vibrant hub for sporting activity in the region. Further updates on match results, club events, and youth development initiatives can be expected as the season progresses. We encourage readers to share their thoughts and experiences with the club in the comments below.
Disclaimer: This article provides informational content about sporting events and club activities. It is not intended to provide medical or athletic training advice.
