The Montparière complex will host a prestigious opponent on Saturday with the return of Stanislas Vankammelbecke, recently crowned world champion with the French national team.
Le Poiré-sur-Vie is preparing for a special evening on the parquet of the Montparière complex. Saturday, October 31st, the local club will face La Vendéenne, a team that counts among its ranks the recently crowned rink-hockey world champion Stanislas Vankammelbecke.
This northern player wore the colors of Le Poiré-sur-Vie for three seasons before joining La Vendéenne. His time at the Vendée club was marked by steady progress that led him to the most recent world title. His return to this arena where he once played represents an emotionally charged moment for local supporters.
He will not be alone, however. Nathan Gefflot, also crowned world champion alongside Vankammelbecke, will also be taking part in the match. Both internationals will be supported by several young talents from the Yon club, forming a particularly formidable team on paper.
On the Le Poiré-sur-Vie side, Duarte Delgado, now a coach, knows this opposing team well, having himself worn the La Vendéenne jersey in the past. He will need to find the right arguments to motivate his squad against these world champions.
One thing is certain: despite the apparent imbalance between the two teams, the local club intends to put up fierce resistance and prove that local pride can make the difference against the best national teams.
This northern player wore the colors of Le Poiré-sur-Vie for three seasons before joining La Vendéenne. His time at the Vendée club was marked by steady progress that led him to the most recent world title. His return to this arena where he once played represents an emotionally charged moment for local supporters.
He will not be alone, however. Nathan Gefflot, also crowned world champion alongside Vankammelbecke, will also be taking part in the match. Both internationals will be supported by several young talents from the Yon club, forming a particularly formidable team on paper.
On the Le Poiré-sur-Vie side, Duarte Delgado, now a coach, knows this opposing team well, having himself worn the La Vendéenne jersey in the past. He will need to find the right arguments to motivate his squad against these world champions.
One thing is certain: despite the apparent imbalance between the two teams, the local club intends to put up fierce resistance and prove that local pride can make the difference against the best national teams.
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Source: Ouest-France