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Comanches de Toulon win French Softball Championship 2011

philipp — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:46:07 +0000

The Comanches de Toulon have won the French Softball Championship 2011. They beat the Thiais Tigers 10-0 in the finals on Sunday in Perpignan. It was their fourth consecutive title. Nice and Meyzieu came in at third and fourth in the final standings. Toulon also swept the individual awards with Cindy Cauchi, Laurence Cornaille and Céline Lassaigne.

Results:
Saturday, September 17:
Thiais Tigers – Contes/Creps 8-1 (6)
Pessac/Toulouse – BAT 1-9 (5)
Toulon Comanches – Pessac/Toulouse 14-0 (4)
Bron Saint Priest – Meyzieu 3-11 (6)
Nice Cavigal – Toulon Comanches 1-17 (3)
BAT – BCF 12-2 (4)
Thiais Tigers – Meyzieu 10-0 (4)
Sunday, September 18:
Nice Cavigal – Thiais Tigers 3-12 (5)
BCF – Pessac/Toulouse 8-3
Bron Saint Priest – Contes/Creps 14-4 (4)
Toulon Comanches – Thiais Tigers 10-0 (4)

Final Standings:
1 – Toulon Comanches
2 – Thiais Tigers
3 – Nice Cavigal
4 – Meyzieu Cards
5 – Bron St Priest los Buhos
6 – Contes Cobras
7 – BAT Paris
8 – BCF Paris
9 – Pessac/Toulouse

Individual Awards:
Best Batter: Cindy Cauchi (Toulon)
Best Pitcher: Laurence Cornaille (Toulon)
MVP: Celine Lassaigne (Toulon)

More information on Statistiques Soft France

Toulon wins 2010 French Softball Championship

philipp — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 09:03:11 +0000

The Comanches de Toulon have on the 2010 French Softball Championship after defeating Bron St. Priest 8-1 in the championship game on Sunday. Thiais finished in third place after shutting out Nice 7-0 in the bronze medal game. The championship in French Softball was played with a total of seven teams on weekends of September 11&12 and September 25&26 in Toulon and Bron.

Results Classification Games:
Championship Game:
Toulon – Bron St. Priest 8-1
Game for Third Place:
Thiais – Nice 7-0
Game for Fifth Place:
Bat Paris – Meyzieu 5-12

Standings Round Robin:

Toulon 6-0
Bron St. Priest 4-2
Thiais 4-2
Nice 3-3
BAT Paris 2-4
Meyzieu 2-4
Pessac Toulouse 0-6

Individual Awards:
Best Pitcher: Laurence Cornaille (Toulon)
Best Batter: Raina Hunter (Toulon)
MVP: Céline Lassaigne (Toulon)

Complete Results and Statistics

A picture gallery of the championship weekend will be available soon on the website of Christophe Elise

Results of French Elections released

philipp — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 13:32:26 +0000

The French Baseball and Softball Federation (FFBS) has released the results of the election during the general assembly last Saturday in Paris. We already knew that Didier Seminet got elected as new president, while Anthony Banton, Sylvie Becquey, Audrey Chavancy, Stephen Lesfargues, David Meurant and Benjamin Milgrom are completing the executive committee.

The federal board now consists of president Didier Seminet, vice presidents Fabien Carretta-Legrand, Stephen Lesfargues and David Meurant, secretary general Jean-Christophe Tine, deputy secretary general Sylvie Becquey, treasurer Gilles Bernard-Stoll and deputy treasurer Benjamin Milgrom.

For the exact results of the elections go to the official website www.ffbsc.org.

French Federation releases Candidates List for Elections

philipp — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:04:12 +0000

After several members of the steering committee and the president of the French Baseball and Softball Federation (FFBSC) stepped down at the end of January, a general assembly will be held on March 27th to re-fill the open posts. This week the FFBSC released a list of nominated candidates for the elections.

These are the 13 names:

Anthony Banton (Lille Cricket), Sylvie Becquey (Rouen), Philippe Bouchard (Saint-Aubin-du-Médoc), Audrey Chavancy (Nogent/Marne), Joël Duchene (Patriots Paris), Grégory Fages (Montigny-le-Bretonneux), Sylvain Hervieux (Saint-Germain-en-Laye/Saint-Nom-la-Brétèche), Stephen Lesfargues (La Grande Motte), David Meurant (Sénart), Benjamin Milgrom (Loup-Garou Softball), Gérard Moulin (Les Andelys), Paul Nguyen (Thiais) and Armand Varnat (Cubs Academy)

President, Board Members of French Federation resigns

philipp — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:52:32 +0000

On Saturday the steering committee of the French Baseball and Softball Federation (FFBSC) was supposed to discuss important matters for the upcoming season, including the format for the Elite and Nationale 1 leagues. However the attending members didn’t even get the opportunity since the meeting was over after the first item according to a first report by Bafinfos.com, which was later confirmed by a statement on the federation website.

Usually a formality, the steering committee rejected the minutes of the last meeting (seven for no, si for yes), which was held in November. As consequence and after 20-minute long considerations five of the six members of the Executive Board resigned from their respective posts and the steering committee, FFBSC President Denis-Didier Rousseau, Secretary General Michel Dussart, Vice President Mady Bissey, Assistant Secretary General Michèle Picard Dufour and Treasurer Dominique Magnin.

The responsible Secretary of State for Sports in France decided on Monday that the remaining members of the committee are going to run current issues until a new Executive Board is elected. A date for new elections is expected to be announced this week.

Toulon wins French Softball Championship

philipp — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:56:53 +0000

Toulon has won the French Softball championship. Last weekend they shut out Thiais 15-0 in the finals to pick up the title. BCF Paris finished in third place.

Results Final Tournament:
Preliminary Round
Saturday, October 3^rd:
Thiais – Toulon 4-18
BCF Paris – BAT Paris 5-4
Nice – BCF Paris 3-5
Sunday, October 4^th:
Thiais – BCF Paris 6-5

Championship Game
Toulon – Thiais 15-0

Individual Awards:
Best Pitcher: Aurelie Behr (Thiais)
Best Batter: Céline Lassaigne (Toulon)
MVP: Laurence Cornaille (Toulon)

Final Standings French Softball:

Toulon
Thiais
BCF Paris
Nice
BAT Paris