France U16: international youth basketball
programme starts in Poinçonnet


Julien Egloff is responsible for the youth basketball programme for the U16 this season and will be assisted by Jean-Pascal Boisse and David Gallois.

Clarince Djaldi Tabdia and Aby Gaye  © womensbasketball-in-france.com  They called up 20 players for the first training camp of the season and selected 14 to participate in the "U16 Tournoi International du Poinçonnet".

France won the tournament in 2009 and again in 2010. They will meet last year's beaten finalist and 2008 champions Spain as well as Italy and The Netherlands.

Clarince Djaldi Tabdia and Aby Gaye (both in picture) will be making their second appearance in this tournament after representing France last year.

The three-day basketball festival will take place from Saturday, 23 April 2011 until 25 April.

Saturday: Italy vs. Spain; France vs. Netherlands
Sunday: Netherlands vs. Spain; France vs. Italy
Monday: Netherlands vs. Italy; France vs. Spain

The 14 players called up by the French Basketball Federation are:

Name

Surname

Hight

Year

Position

Club

Katia

CLANET

1.87

1996

Center

Challes-les-Eaux Basket

Fleur

DEVILLERS

1.77

1995

Forward

CFBB

Bérengère

DINGA MBOMI

1.74

1995

Forward

CFBB

Clarince

DJALDI TABDI

1.83

1995

Center

CFBB

Sophia

ELENGA

1.85

1995

Center

Bourges Basket

Aby

GAYE

1.95

1995

Center

CFBB

Laëtitia

GUAPO

1.82

1995

Forward

CFBB

Mégane

HERO

1.70

1995

Forward

Lattes-Montpellier BA

Ophélie

IRABE

1.84

1995

Center

USO Mondeville

Assitan

KONE

1.91

1995

Center

CFBB

Alexia

LACAULE

1.65

1995

Guard

Basket Landes

Marie

MANE

1.83

1995

Forward

Bourges Basket

Elise

MARIE

1.64

1995

Guard

Tarbes GB

Clémentine

MORATEUR

1.75

1995

Forward

CFBB


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picture credits:
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Date created: 23 April 2011


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