Women’s National Team 1
Fifth in the standings, with eighteen points but first team that is not reserve, Yutz, receiving the Saint-Maur Star this Saturday (8.30pm) is a serious candidate for the climb. “Yes, we are leading the pack,” smiles President Francis Manneau. “But we are still a long way off. There are only eight disputed days. We won in Épinal when we were short of people. The girls played well. It will be an interesting match against Stella, who have only one defeat and have the best defense in the group. We recover the absentees from the last day but the pivot Marie Garaudel will be absent, with a knee injury. Then we go to Montigny and we get Chevigny, who is just behind us in the standings, it would be nice to finish the year on a high note. “Exempted for recovery, last Saturday, Montigny, who fell to the penultimate place, level on points, nine, with the last, will try to recover from Chevigny and the Metz handball reserve, still in the lead with twenty-two units, goes to Reims on Sundays (3pm).
Women’s national team 2
The standings are always the same (penultimate and penultimate), only the order of matches changes for Marly, who receives Beaune on Saturday (8.30pm), and the P2H, who goes to the last Bar-le-Duc at the same time .
National 2
After Plobsheim’s defeat at Grand Besançon last Sunday, Thionville, who returned to success at Serris, are now three points clear of the Alsatian side at the top of the table. The Mosellen have to confirm against Semur-en-Auxois this Saturday (20:30) at the Jean-Pierre-Adams gymnasium.
National 3
It is almost a clash at the extremes in group 5 between Amnéville (last on equal points, eleven, with Asnières) and the leaders with twenty-five players, the reserve of Sarrebourg. This match between the Mosellens is scheduled for this Saturday evening (8.30pm) at the Palais des sports.
