There was only one game on the usual Saturday as Bourges beat Landerneau 83-55.  The rest of the games were on Sunday, including the top two teams playing as Clarissa Dos Santos and Lyon avenged earlier defeats to Lattes Montpellier with a 78-73 win.  Both teams were integrating new players as Roche beat Tarbes 62-48.  Mondeville finally picked up their first win 57-51 over Landes even though they still have a mountain to climb to escape the drop.  Nantes maintained the gap above the bottom with an 88-71 win over Ashley Bruner and Hainaut.  Haley Peters and Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis continued Charleville’s run as they beat Villeneuve 95-87.

January 26, 2019

Landerneau vs. Bourges 55-83 BRE Naigre 17/8r Holmes 6 Lucas 6 BRG Johannes 19 Ouvina 14 Michel 12 Raincock-Ekunwe 11/6r Chartereau 10/6r Plouffe 10 Sharp 2 Berkani 0

January 27, 2019

Lyon vs. Lattes Montpellier 78-73 LYON Dos Santos 25/9r Allemand 15/7r Clark 9/8r/6a Plouffe 4 MTP Ciak 16/9r Whitcomb 15 Wurtz 11 Tchatchouang 6

Roche vs. Tarbes 62-48 RVB Bailey 18/13r Ngoyisa 11/14r Lucet 8 Sutherland 4 TAR Prince 14/9r Moss 9 Peters 6/9r

Mondeville vs. Landes 57-51 MDV Tadic 14 Mann 13/6r Guennoc 10/7r Thorburn 7/7r Gaucher 4 LAN Toure 12 Dumerc 7 Ayim 6 Gatling 4

Nantes vs. Hainaut 88-71 NAN Djaldi-Tabdi 15/8r Suarez 13/6r/8a Wallace 13/6r Stejskalova 13 Fofana 12 Day 8 HAI Bruner 23 Akonga 18/7r Garcia 11/6a Zempare 7/6r

Charleville vs. Villeneuve 95-87 CHM Peters 24/10r/6a Mosqueda-Lewis 22 Bouderra 14/12a Diawara 10/11r Hruscakova 8/6r VIL Evans 18/8r Mendy 18 Gomis 16 Kamba 12 Bremont 12 Bjorklund 8

Standings:

1. Lyon 12-2
2. Lattes Montpellier 10-4
3. Bourges 10-4
4. Landes 8-6
5. Charleville 8-6
6. Roche 7-7
7. Villeneuve 7-7
8. Hainaut 6-8
9. Tarbes 5-9
10. Landerneau 5-9
11. Nantes 5-9
12. Mondeville 1-13

Satuday’s games started with Charleville coming back to beat Sami Whitcomb and Lattes Montpellier 80-77.  Tarbes fended off Landerneau 67-63.  Landes beat Roche 69-64.  Hainaut kept Mondeville winless 76-62.  Villeneuve beat Nantes 72-61.  The lone game on Sunday was a battle of Plouffes for first place and Lyon used an early lead to beat Bourges 67-63.

January 19, 2019

Lattes Montpellier vs. Charleville 77-80 MTP Whitcomb 22/7r Ciak 13/8r Wurtz 11 Bernies 10 Miyem 5 Tchatchouang 2/7r CHM Mosqueda-Lewis 16 Peters 14/6r/7a Chevaugeon 13 Bouderra 12/10a Hruscakova 6

Tarbes vs. Landerneau 67-63 TAR Prince 17/7r Pouye 14/7r Bravard 9 Moss 7 Cornelie-Sigmundova 1 BRE Diaby 12/6r Naigre 12 Cousseins-Smith 11/6r Holmes 11 Lucas 2

Landes vs. Roche 69-64 LAN Toure 14 Hejdova 12/6r Dumerc 9 Ayim 8/6r Gatling 3 ROC Lucet 15 Bailey 14/8r Monpierre 11 Dia 10 Ngoyisa 6/6r

Hainaut vs. Mondeville 76-62 HAI Zempare 19 Garcia 17/6r/8a Akonga 15/7r Bruner 5 MDV Djekoundade 18/7r Tadic 11/7r Thorburn 11/7a Gaucher 10 Mann 8 Hurt 0

Villeneuve vs. Nantes 72-61 VIL Evans 15/8r Bar 11 Sy 11 Bjorklund 7 NAN Day 15/13r Wallace 14 Michaud 11

January 20, 2019

Bourges vs. Lyon 63-67 BRG Johannes 14 K. Plouffe 13 Michel 10 Raincock-Ekunwe 7/14r Sharp 0 LYO Allemand 15/6r/7a M. Plouffe 15 Sacko 12 Dos Santos 11 Clark 3/8r

Standings:

1. Lyon 11-2
2. Lattes Montpellier 10-3
3. Bourges 9-4
4. Landes 8-5
5. Villeneuve 7-6
6. Charleville 7-6
7. Hainaut 6-7
8. Roche 6-7
9. Landerneau 5-8
10. Tarbes 5-8
11. Nantes 4-9
12. Mondeville 0-13

On Saturday, Miranda Ayim and Landes edged Landerneau 54-53 and Roche beat Hainaut 64-59.  On Sunday, Sami Whitcomb and Lattes Montpellier were on fire from long distance as they beat Nantes 102-75.  Charleville showed that they are a big threat to move up the standings in the second half after beating Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe and Bourges 75-73 in overtime.  Lyon kept pace with the leaders by beating Tarbes 89-48.  Mondeville remained winless after falling to Johanne Gomis and Villeneuve 67-56.

January 12, 2019

Landerneau vs. Landes 53-54 BRE Diaby 17/7r Lucas 10 Holmes 7 LAN Ayim 20 Dumerc 12/7r Gatling 2/8r

Roche vs. Hainaut 64-59 Final stats not available yet

January 13, 2019

Nantes vs. Lattes Montpellier 75-102 NAN Wallace 17 Michaud 16 Fofana 10 MTP Whitcomb 26 Miyem 14 Ciak 13/9r Bernies 12 Bankole 10 Wurtz 6 Tchatchouang 0

Charleville vs. Bourges 75-73(OT) CHM Bouderra 17/7a Peters 14/7a Robert 11 Mosqueda-Lewis 9 Hruscakova 4 BRG Raincock-Ekunwe 20 Johannes 18/6a Plouffe 10/8r Sharp 0 Berkani 0

Tarbes vs. Lyon 48-89 TAR Gaillou-Loko 9 Moss 9 Bravard 2 Cornelie-Sigmundova 2 Prince 0 LYO Badiane 15 Plouffe 13 Allemand 12 Sacko 11 Tanqueray 11 Salagnac 10 Clark 9/8r Dos Santos 8

Mondeville vs. Villeneuve 56-67 MDV Mann 16/6r Gaucher 14/12r Thorburn 6/6a Hurt 4/7r VIL Gomis 20/6r Diallo 13/9r Evans 6/6r Bjorklund 2

Standings:

1. Lattes Montpellier 10-2
2. Lyon 10-2
3. Bourges 9-3
4. Landes 7-5
5. Roche 6-6
6. Villeneuve 6-6
7. Charleville 6-6
8. Landerneau 5-7
9. Hainaut 5-7
10. Tarbes 4-8
11. Nantes 4-8
12. Mondeville 0-12

There was only one game in the traditional Saturday timeslot with Mondeville seeking their first win, but losing to Landerneau 77-72 despite the best efforts of Kim Gaucher.  On Sunday, Tarbes beat Ashley Bruner and Hainaut 76-67.  Landes beat Villeneuve 71-59 to stay above a big pack of teams.  Haley Peters and Charleville joined that pack with an 83-65 win over Nantes.  Lyon eased past Roche 102-70.  The old rivals met to end the day and it was Olesia Malashenko leading Lattes Montpellier to an 89-65 win over Bourges and the top spot in the standings at the halfway point of the regular season.

January 5, 2019

Landerneau vs. Mondeville 77-72 BRE Diaby 17/7r Cousseins-Smith 17/6r Holmes 13 Lucas 12 Stepanova 10 MDV Gaucher 24/6r Mann 17/7r Thorburn 8/6r/8a Hurt 7

January 6, 2019

Tarbes vs. Hainaut 76-67 TAR Gaillou-Loko 17/7r Bravard 17 Prince 15/6r Pouye 14 Moss 5 HAI Bruner 20/6r Akonga 15/6r Zempare 14/7r

Landes vs. Villeneuve 71-59 LAN Hejdova 17 Gatling 14 Dumerc 11/6r/8a Ayim 11/6r VIL Bremont 12/8r Bjorklund 11 Evans 6/10r

Charleville vs. Nantes 83-65 CHM Peters 20/8r Diawara 12/8r Bouderra 12/9a Mosqueda-Lewis 12 Chevaugeon 12 Hruscakova 6/8r NAN Day 14/9r Medenou 12 Suarez 10/7a Wallace 6

Lyon vs. Roche 102-70 LYO Dos Santos 17/7r Sacko 15 Clark 14 Badiane 14 Plouffe 13/6a Allemand 6/7a RVB Ugoka 16 Monpierre 15 Bailey 8 Ngoyisa 7 Lucet 7

Bourges vs. Lattes Montpellier 65-89 BRG Michel 15 Ouvina 10/6a Plouffe 9 Raincock-Ekunwe 7 Berkani 1 Sharp 0 MTP Malashenko 21/9r Whitcomb 14 Ciak 13 Bernies 11/6r/8a Miyem 11 Wurtz 7/7r Tchatchouang 7/6a

Standings:

1. Lattes Montpellier 9-2
2. Lyon 9-2
3. Bourges 9-2
4. Landes 6-5
5. Roche 5-6
6. Landerneau 5-6
7. Hainaut 5-6
8. Charleville 5-6
9. Villeneuve 5-6
10. Tarbes 4-7
11. Nantes 4-7
12. Mondeville 0-11

The round started on Friday as powerhouses clashed with Bourges beating Villeneuve 76-65.  Joyce Cousseins-Smith led Landerneau past Roche 81-64 as the two most recent promoted teams battled.  Lattes Montpellier opened Saturday with a 72-71 win over Landes.  Laura Garcia and Ashley Bruner helped Hainaut hold off Celine Dumerc and Landes 72-71.  Ana Suarez and Nantes stunned Lyon 74-72.  There was extra basketball before the holiday break as Charleville had to fight to overcome winless Mondeville 74-65 in overtime.

December 21, 2018

Bourges vs. Villeneuve 76-65 BRG Johannes 18 Godin 15/6r/6a Chartereau 15 Raincock-Ekunwe 14/7r Sharp 6 Berkani 5 VIL Mendy 18 Gomis 14 Bjorklund 12 Evans 9

Roche vs. Landerneau 64-81 RVB Bailey 18 Lucet 13 Ngoyisa 9/6r Ugoka 7/8r BRE Cousseins-Smith 28/7r Butard 15 Diaby 13/12r Holmes 6 Lucas 0

December 22, 2018

Lattes Montpellier vs. Tarbes 86-74 MTP Malashenko 16 Wurtz 16 Duchet 14 Miyem 9 Whitcomb 7 TAR Pouye 16 Prince 15 Gaillou-Loko 13 Bravard 5/7r Cornelie-Sigmundova 0

Hainaut vs. Landes 72-71 HAI Garcia 21 Bruner 20/10r Zempare 10/11r Akonga 10 LAN Dumerc 27 Ayim 13 Gatling 0

Nantes vs. Lyon 74-72 NAN Suarez 20/8a Wallace 17 Medenou 10/6r Day 9/8r LYO Tanqueray 15 Plouffe 12/10r Dos Santos 12/9r Clark 9 Allemand 5/7a

Charleville vs. Mondeville 74-65(OT) CHM Peters 16/9r Mosqueda-Lewis 14/7r Hruscakova 12 Chevaugeon 12 Filip 10/8r MDV Djekoundade 19/9r Mann 15/7a Gaucher 12/6r Thorburn 8

Standings:

1. Bourges 9-1
2. Lyon 8-2
3. Lattes Montpellier 8-2
4. Villeneuve 5-5
5. Roche 5-5
6. Landes  5-5
7. Hainaut 5-5
8. Charleville 4-6
9. Landerneau 4-6
10. Nantes 4-6
11. Tarbes 3-7
12. Mondeville 0-10

Nantes beat Kariata Diaby and Landerneau 76-68 on Saturday, but the story was Bria Holmes returning to the court for the hosts after having her child.  Kim Gaucher and Mondeville nearly got their first win, but they fell to Roche 75-72.  On Sunday, Alexis Prince had another good game for Tarbes, but Bourges won 61-49.  Lyon kept pace with them, withstanding a good game from their former player Haley Peters to win 77-65.  It took overtime for Sami Whitcomb and Lattes Montpellier to beat Celine Dumerc, Miranda Ayim, and Landes.  Hainaut recorded an impressive 77-70 win over Magali Mendy and Villeneuve.

December 15, 2018

Landerneau vs. Nantes 68-76 BRE Diaby 27 Naigre 14 Holmes 9 Lucas 0 NAN Stejskalova 17 Djaldi-Tabdi 12 Medenou 10/8r Suarez 10/7a Day 8/12r Wallace 6

Mondeville vs. Roche 72-75 MDV Gaucher 26 Mann 19/8a Tadic 12/6r Thorburn 11/8r RVB Bailey 17/6r Heriaud 14 Ugoka 12 Lucet 9 Ngoyisa 6

December 16, 2018

Tarbes vs. Bourges 49-61 TAR Prince 20/7r Moss 7 Bravard 6 Cornelie-Sigmundova 2 BRG Chartereau 19 Johannes 11 Raincock-Ekunwe 7/6r Sharp 4 Berkani 3

Lyon vs. Charleville 77-65 LYO Plouffe 14/6r Allemand 12 Salagnac 11 Tanqueray 11 Clark 10 Dos Santos 6/11r CHM Peters 21/9r Hruscakova 12 Mosqueda-Lewis 4

Landes vs. Lattes Montpellier 81-86(OT) LAN Dumerc 21/8r/9a/6s Ayim 21 Toure 11 Gatling 8 MTP Whitcomb 20/6r Ciak 18/10r Bernies 14/8a Miyem 13 Tchatchouang 10 Wurtz 2

Villeneuve vs. Hainaut 70-77 VIL Mendy 25/8r Diallo 14/6r Sy 12 Gomis 11/6a Evans 4 Bjorklund 2 HAI Dieme 16/6r/7a Garcia 16 Bruner 14/10r Fouasseau 10 Zempare 9

Standings:

1. Lyon 8-1
2. Bourges 8-1
3. Lattes Montpellier 7-2
4. Villeneuve 5-4
5. Roche 5-4
6. Landes 5-4
7. Hainaut 4-5
8. Charleville 3-6
9. Landerneau 3-6
10. Nantes 3-6
11. Tarbes 3-6
12. Mondeville 0-9

Saturday’s games started with Lattes Montpellier beating Hainaut 83-68.  Marine Johannes and Bourges breezed past Landes 100-65.  Alexis Prince had another big game for Tarbes, but Magali Mendy and Villeneuve won 79-62.  Shaqwedia Wallace led Nantes, but Roche won 78-62.  Charleville has found it tough domestically, but beat Kariata Diaby and Landerneau 80-75.  On Sunday, Lyon stayed in first place and kept Mondeville winless 83-46.

December 8, 2018

Lattes Montpellier vs. Hainaut 83-68 MTP Whitcomb 19/6r Ciak 18/14r Wurtz 17/10r/7a Bankole 15 Miyem 7/6r Tchatchouang 0 HAI Bruner 17/10r Fouasseau 15 Akonga 11/7r Zempare 8/8r

Bourges vs. Landes 100-65 BRG Johannes 24 Sharp 16 Michel 12/8a Chartereau 10 Raincock-Ekunwe 8 Plouffe 7 Berkani 2 LAN Toure 18 Ayim 16 Dumerc 9 Gatling 6

Tarbes vs. Villeneuve 62-79 TAR Prince 25 Moss 10 Cornelie-Sigmundova 8 Bravard 5 VIL Mendy 20/8r Gomis 16/7a Diallo 11 Sy 10/6r Bjorklund 10 Evans 0/8r

Nantes vs. Roche 62-78 NAN Wallace 25 Suarez 10 Day 9/6r RVB Ugoka 16/11r Bailey 16/9r Ngoyisa 16/6r Lucet 9

Charleville vs. Landerneau 80-75 CHM Peters 18/8r Mosqueda-Lewis 17/7r Bouderra 13/9a Filip 10/6r Hruscakova 9 BRE Diaby 20 Stepanova 17/12r Cousseins-Smith 12/6r/9a Lithard 10 Lucas 10

December 9, 2018

Lyon vs. Mondeville 83-46 LYO Dos Santos 17/9r Clark 17 Sacko 11 Allemand 10/7a Plouffe 5 MDV Mann 11 Gaucher 7 Thorburn 0/6r

Standings:

1. Lyon 7-1
2. Bourges 7-1
3. Lattes Montpellier 6-2
4. Villeneuve 5-3
5. Landes 5-3
6. Roche 4-4
7. Charleville 3-5
8. Hainaut 3-5
9. Landerneau 3-5
10. Tarbes 3-5
11. Nantes 2-6
12. Mondeville 0-8

Mondeville’s struggles continued on Saturday as a good game from Kim Gaucher was not enough in a 65-64 loss to Nantes.  Charleville is also finding domestic league play difficult as they lost to Uju Ugoka and Roche 88-71.  On Sunday, Villeneuve decisively beat Lattes Montpellier 98-68 to bring themselves closer to the other contenders.  Bourges beat Hainaut 70-50.  Alysha Clark and Lyon still sit at the top of the standings with them after beating Landerneau 89-58.  The weekend ended with Landes beating Tarbes 78-58.

December 1, 2018

Mondeville vs. Nantes 64-65 MDV Gaucher 24/6r Mann 10 Thorburn 8/11a NAN Day 18/14r Suarez 14 Lenglet 10 Wallace 9

Roche vs. Charleville 88-71 RVB Ugoka 24 Lucet 18 Dia 15 Bailey 12 Ngoyisa 6 CHM Bouderra 19 Peters 12 Mosqueda-Lewis 10 Hruscakova 9

December 2, 2018

Villeneuve vs. Lattes Montpellier 98-68 VIL Mendy 17 Evans 15/8r Diallo 14 Bjorklund 13 MTP Whitcomb 17 Bankole 14 Wurtz 11 Miyem 5/6r Tchatchouang 0

Hainaut vs. Bourges 50-70 HAI Garcia 14 Akonga 10/11r Bruner 8 Zempare 0 BRG Raincock-Ekunwe 15/6r Chartereau 15 Plouffe 14/7r Johannes 10 Sharp 2 Berkani 2

Landerneau vs. Lyon 58-89 BRE Lucas 14 Cooper 4 LYO Clark 21/8r Plouffe 16/7r/7a Dos Santos 13 Sacko 12/7r Allemand 11/8a

Landes vs. Tarbes 78-58 LAN Dumerc 16/6r Ayim 14/6r Hejdova 14 Gatling 8/6r TAR Prince 19/8r Bravard 9 Cornelie-Sigmundova 2/7r

Standings:

1. Lyon 6-1
2. Bourges 6-1
3. Lattes Montpellier 5-2
4. Landes 5-2
5. Villeneuve 4-3
6. Roche 3-4
7. Hainaut 3-4
8. Landerneau 3-4
9. Tarbes 3-4
10. Charleville 2-5
11. Nantes 2-5
12. Mondeville 0-7

November 25, 2018

All games in this round were played on Sunday to maximize the length of the international break.  Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe and Bourges stayed at the top of the standings after a 108-52 win over Nantes.  Charleville hopes to be back on track domestically as they beat Alexis Prince and Tarbes 94-69.  Clarissa Dos Santos and Lyon beat Landes 89-66.  Uju Ugoka and Roche had an impressive 79-58 win over Villeneuve.  Mondeville remains the only winless team after losing to Helena Ciak, Sami Whitcomb, and Lattes Montpellier 95-72.  Maggie Lucas fired Landerneau past Pauline Akonga and Hainaut 80-75.

Nantes vs. Bourges 52-108 NAN Wallace 12 Day 11 Suarez 10 BRG Raincock-Ekunwe 21/7r Chartereau 18 Plouffe 13 Berkani 11/10a Godin 10 Sharp 10

Charleville vs. Tarbes 94-69 CHM Mosqueda-Lewis 18 Peters 16 Filip 15 Casas 13/6r Chevaugeon 11 Hruscakova 10 TAR Prince 26/10r Pouye 16 Bravard 16 Cornelie-Sigmundova 4

Lyon vs. Landes 89-66 LYO Dos Santos 20/6r Tanqueray 13 Salagnac 13 Clark 11 Badiane 10 Allemand 7/9a Plouffe 0 LAN Milapie 17 Dumerc 16/6a Aubert 10 Ayim 7 Gatling 4

Roche vs. Villeneuve 79-58 RVB Ugoka 22/12r Samson 19 Ngoyisa 13/12r Bailey 7/6r VIL Evans 12 Mendy 11 Bjorklund 8

Mondeville vs. Lattes Montpellier 72-95 MDV Gaucher 19 Mann 16 Thorburn 11/6r Bussiere 10 MTP Ciak 22/7r Whitcomb 20 Miyem 14 Tchatchouang 12 Duchet 12 Wurtz 8

Landerneau vs. Hainaut 80-75 BRE Lucas 21/6r Diaby 16/9r Cousseins-Smith 12/9a Cooper 6 HAI Akonga 32 Garcia 13 Zempare 9/9r Bruner 8

Standings:

1. Bourges 5-1
2. Lattes Montpellier 5-1
3. Lyon 5-1
4. Landes 4-2
5. Villeneuve 3-3
6. Hainaut 3-3
7. Landerneau 3-3
8. Tarbes 3-3
9. Charleville 2-4
10. Roche 2-4
11. Nantes 1-5
12. Mondeville 0-6

The round started on Saturday with Lattes Montpellier beating Roche 81-66.  Bourges absolutely demolished Mondeville 98-37.  Tarbes edged Nantes 60-57.  Landes beat Charleville 65-60 and Villeneuve beat Landerneau 66-49.  There was only one game on Sunday as Lyon beat Hainaut 63-54.

November 10, 2018

Lattes Montpellier vs. Roche 81-66 MTP Whitcomb 18 Tchatchouang 13 Ciak 11 Wurtz 9 Miyem 8/8r RVB Ugoka 15/8r Dia 13/8r Samson 13 Bailey 8/8r/6a Ngoyisa 0

Bourges vs. Mondeville 98-37 BRG Raincock-Ekunwe 14/7r Chartereau 14 Rupert 11 Michel 11 Plouffe 10 Sharp 10/7a Berkani 10 MDV Tadic 10 Guennoc 7

Tarbes vs. Nantes 60-57 Stats not available yet

Landes vs. Charleville 65-60 LAN Ayim 16/6r Milapie 12/10r Gatling 10 Dumerc 9/7a CHM Filip 18/8r Casas 18 Hruscakova 6 Mosqueda-Lewis 5 Peters 0

Villeneuve vs. Landerneau 66-49 VIL Bjorklund 13 Sy 10/6r Evans 4/6r BRE Cousseins-Smith 13 Lucas 12 Cooper 7

November 11, 2018

Hainaut vs. Lyon 54-63 HAI Bruner 17/12r Akonga 13/8r Garcia 10 Batabe 8/6r LYO Makani 16/12r Plouffe 11 Dos Santos 10/6r Chery 10 Clark 8/7r Allemand 0

Standings:

1. Bourges 4-1
2. Lattes Montpellier 4-1
3. Lyon 4-1
4. Landes 4-1
5. Villeneuve 3-2
6. Hainaut 3-2
7. Tarbes 3-2
8. Landerneau 2-3
9. Charleville 1-4
10. Nantes 1-4
11. Roche 1-4
12. Mondeville 0-5