Racing and Gantoise reduce the gap at the top of the competition

Belgium Wegnez - Racing and Gantoise reduce the gap at the top of the competition - Beerschot – Leopold: 4-4.There was suspense on the side of Kontich with a full, committed and exciting match between 2 teams with very different objectives. The people of Brussels want to finish the regular competition in the lead to validate the first EHL ticket while the people of Antwerp will have to work hard to ensure their maintenance in the honor division. And it was the local team who took the lead via 2 goals from François Sior (including a penalty). In the 22nd minute, Arthur Verdussen finally sounded the revolt for the Ucclois but Sior, decidedly well inspired this afternoon, scored the hat-trick on pc When he returned from the locker room, Leo took the initiative and Max Plennevaux struck twice (38th and 51st). The Bee did not give up and regained the advantage on a stroke converted by Arthur De Sloover. The leader of the competition wanted to avoid a 6th setback and it was Dylan Englebert who got his team out of this bad situation when there were still 7 minutes to play in the game. The Ucclois then threw all their forces into the battle to bring back the 3 points but the Mauve et Blanc held on and collected a good point for their rescue mission which will have to continue during the delicate trip to Racing next Sunday.

At the end of a double weekend that started on Friday evening, the 19th day of the ION Hockey League, played on Sunday, had the effect of tightening the leading positions even more, three days before the end of the regular phase of the championship. Antwerp is now guaranteed to go down to Division 1, […]

Céline Martin-Schmets still dreams of the Paris Games

Celine Martin Schmets - Céline Martin-Schmets still dreams of the Paris Games - With Laurine Delforge who has established herself as one of the best referees in the world for several years (she has thus directed the last 2 Olympic finals), Belgium has a remarkable standard-bearer for our refereeing know-how. But she is no longer the only one to stand out on the international scene. For 3 years, Céline Martin-Schmets (35 years old) has been traveling the 4 corners of the planet and demonstrating that she too has the qualities to impose herself at the highest level. However, everything has not always been easy for the Namuroise. It took him a few years to find his balance and really take off. “My very first international tournament dates back to 2007, in Lithuania. Then I officiated at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore in 2010. But looking back, I was not prepared enough for these tournaments. I really didn't know what to expect. Maybe I was a little too young and lacked support. I refereed well but there was a little something missing. At the time, I was very stressed and closed.

After leading several Pro League matches, she will fly south for South Africa, where she will officiate at the U21 World Cup. A new essential step that could lead her, in 2 years, to the Olympic Games. With Laurine Delforge who has established herself as one of the best referees in the world for several years […]

All-Ireland Schoolboys Champions to Be Crowned on Wednesday

Midleton - All-Ireland Schoolboys Champions to Be Crowned on Wednesday - The chase for the Tasmanian Shield concludes on Wednesday with Banbridge Academy, Bandon Grammar, Midleton College and King’s Hospital vying to be crowned All-Ireland Schoolboys champions.

The chase for the Tasmanian Shield concludes on Wednesday with Banbridge Academy, Bandon Grammar, Midleton College and King’s Hospital vying to be crowned All-Ireland Schoolboys champions. This season, to avoid Covid complications in the usual October slot, the 16-team tournament was spread over five months, building this week’s semi-finals and final which will take place […]

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