Breaking: CSFM-Ball Shines at Orne Cut Young People-Christophe-Rohee Tournament
Local Volleyball Stars Honoring a Legend
On Sunday, June 15, 2025, the CSFM-Ball club received the Orne Cut Young People-Christophe-Rohee tournament in a grand celebration of the sport. The event took place at the Lycée des Andaines and the Jacques-Brel college in Ferté-Macé, Orne. This marked the second consecutive year the competition has been held, following its inaugural edition in 2024 at Flers.
Tournament Highlights and Technical Excellence
Nearly 78 young volleyball players gathered from various clubs including Argentan, Flers, and Alençon, along with the host club Ferté-Macé Volleyball, to participate in this second edition of the tournament.
“It is with great pride that we welcome this competition, which pays tribute to Christophe Rohée, a local figure of volleyball who died in 2018. He was an emeritus player and president of the club of Flers, secretary general of the Basse-Normandie League, active in the Orne committee, and much more,” said Armelle Journet, the club president.
Australieقيقية prête: Honor and Accomplishment
The tournament featured 18 teams competing in categories from M11 to M18. The CSFM Ferté-Macé club excelled, securing four podium finishes. Albane, Kenza, Selma, and Zoéline clinched gold in the M15 girls’ category, coached by Prosper. Additionally, under the guidance of Armelle, Raphael and Arthur won gold in the M11 boys’ category. Inès and Johan finished second in the M13 girls’, while Amaya, Andrea, Camille, Emaline, Léonie, and Romane took third in the M18 girls’ category, coached by Franck.
Volunteers and Emotional Closure
The competition ran smoothly thanks to numerous volunteers in various roles including organization, refreshment bar, and catering. The emotional highlight came at the medal ceremony, where the sisters and mother of Christophe Rohée attended, paying tribute to the honoree’s legacy and impact on the local volleyball community.
Rising Stars and Future Promises
For those new to volleyball or keen to learn, this event underscores the sport’s grassroots success. Whether you’re a parent looking for youth programs or a young player interested in competitive leagues, tournaments like the Orne Cut Young People-Christophe-Rohee are instrumental in fostering the next generation of athletes.
