The Hawks' goalkeeper, Léo Gricourt, won the world roller-hockey title with the French team at the World Skates Games in Paraguay.
On October 18th, Léo Gricourt experienced a defining moment in his sporting career. The Hawks' goalkeeper, a roller-hockey club, was part of the French selection competing at the World Skates Games, a competition organized in Paraguay. At the end of the tournament, the Tricolores climbed to the top step of the podium, securing the world champion title.
For the goalkeeper, this international recognition rewards a consistent track record at the highest level. Trained and playing for the Hawks, he established himself as one of the key elements of his team while earning his place on the French national team. His performance in Paraguay contributed to the collective success, although the details of the matches and decisive saves were not communicated.
This world title holds particular significance for the player, who will then return to his club with enriched experience. The Hawks, for their part, can pride themselves on having in their ranks an athlete capable of shining on the international stage. This recognition also reflects positively on the entire discipline, which is often unknown to the general public.
The French federation and the roller-hockey governing bodies did not fail to highlight the team's performance. For Léo Gricourt, this success adds to an already solid list of achievements and opens new perspectives, both personally and collectively. The goalkeeper intends to continue on this momentum, with upcoming national and international competitions.
In the meantime, the player savors this world title, the fruit of hard work and exemplary team cohesion. The Hawks' supporters, for their part, can be proud to see one of their own at the top of world roller-hockey. A beautiful chapter in the club's history, and a source of inspiration for young licensees of the discipline.
For the goalkeeper, this international recognition rewards a consistent track record at the highest level. Trained and playing for the Hawks, he established himself as one of the key elements of his team while earning his place on the French national team. His performance in Paraguay contributed to the collective success, although the details of the matches and decisive saves were not communicated.
This world title holds particular significance for the player, who will then return to his club with enriched experience. The Hawks, for their part, can pride themselves on having in their ranks an athlete capable of shining on the international stage. This recognition also reflects positively on the entire discipline, which is often unknown to the general public.
The French federation and the roller-hockey governing bodies did not fail to highlight the team's performance. For Léo Gricourt, this success adds to an already solid list of achievements and opens new perspectives, both personally and collectively. The goalkeeper intends to continue on this momentum, with upcoming national and international competitions.
In the meantime, the player savors this world title, the fruit of hard work and exemplary team cohesion. The Hawks' supporters, for their part, can be proud to see one of their own at the top of world roller-hockey. A beautiful chapter in the club's history, and a source of inspiration for young licensees of the discipline.
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Source: Ouest-France