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NF1: A recital from Martigues Sport Basket to close the year at Chave

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This time, there was neither a poorly started game nor a big slump at the end of the match. For their last outing of the season on their home court, Julia Borde’s players treated their loyal fans to a festival.

Rhythm, determination, a constant willingness, and plenty of accuracy; the Martigues team did not lack anything, maintaining their pressure throughout the game, even though in the final minutes, both teams were evenly matched.

After just two minutes of play, MSB had opened up a significant lead (9-2), led by Macé and Stallars, a lead that only grew as the minutes passed (15-4, 18-7), and by halftime, the game seemed to be over at 44-21.

Four departures

After half-time, the game’s nature remained unchanged, particularly because the visiting team continued to be inaccurate. The scoreline widened to 67-29 before the 3rd quarter, and Martigues SB comfortably won 79-45.

This was followed by a heartfelt ceremony, with President Jean-Pierre Blanès warmly acknowledging the journey of four departing players: captain Aude Kernevez, who is retiring, Dufait and Pinel who will be playing elsewhere, and Macé who will be moving up a level. A lovely evening for Martigues basketball.

Martigues 79 – Montferrand 45

Chave Gymnasium. Half-time: 44-21.

Scores by quarter: 22-9, 22-12, 23-8, 12-16.

Referees: Mr. El Hairan and Mr. Constantin.

Martigues SB: Tissot 8 (including 5/6 free throws), Kernevez (capt.) 11, Macé 14 (4/4 free throws), Pinel 4, Dufait 8 (2/2, Guillaume, Lokoka 6, Dubois 3, Diarra 6 (2/2 free throws), Stallars 22 (1/2 free throw). Coach: Julia Borde.

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Emily Carter
I am Emily Carter, a graduate of Monash University with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and Media Studies. I started my journalism career in 2015 as a digital news producer for ABC News, where I worked on breaking news and investigative features. In 2019, I transitioned into reporting on science, health, and environmental issues, collaborating with academic researchers and policy experts. My writing aims to make complex topics accessible and accurate for a broad audience.