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Stefania Constantin
Cecile Dancer
Marie Frey
Lorraine Lokoka
Audrey Salvi
Johanna Tayeau
5Elodie Godin
6Laia Palau
7Julie Forest
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9Celine Dumerc
10Anete Jekabsone-Zogota
11Mudju Ngoyisa
12Pauline Krawczyk
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Head Coach Pierre Vincent
25 February 2006
France: Bourges Win Sets Up Thriller For Wednesday
25.02.2006
France: Melain Player Of The Week
24.02.2006
Bourges Level Contest With Gambrinus
21.02.2006
Gambrinus Edge Clash Of Titans
Czech Republic: Bobrovsky Puts Spotlight On Bourges
12.02.2006
France: Bourges Cruise Past Calais
07.02.2006
Fosset Wary of Czechs Bouncing Back
03.02.2006
Bourges Through To Last Eight
02.02.2006
Dumerc Relieved After Bourges Win
31.01.2006
French Giants Bourges Too Strong For Wisla
18.01.2006
Gambrinus Fall But Clinch First Place
17.01.2006
Anete Jekabsone: 2005 FIBA Europe Young Women’s Player of the Year
Jekabsone Loves Award But Wants Team Success
16.01.2006
French Trio Win Big
11.01.2006
Bourges Too Strong For MKB
06.01.2006
France: Vincent Keeping His Feet On The Ground
15.12.2005
Bourges Beat Poor UMMC
07.12.2005
French Giants Bourges Demolish Famila
01.12.2005
Ngoysia Stars For Bourges
23.11.2005
Gambrinus Chalk Up Another Win
20.11.2005
France: Bourges Beat USVO, Mondeville Prevail
// 11.01.2006

Bourges Basket enjoyed a comprehensive 89-69 win over MKB Euroleasing Sopron in the Euroleague Women on Wednesday.

Laia Palau (Bourges Basket)
Laia Palau
Spain international Laia Palau paced the winners with 22 points, while Andrea Karolyi also claimed 22 points in a losing cause for the visitors.

The Hungarians edged the first quarter, with a three-pointer from Nikki Teasley (19 points) putting them 22-19 up at the interval.

But a 15-4 run in the second put Bourges in front and from then on the result was never in doubt.

Latvian forward Anete Jekabsone (20 points) and DR Congo center Mudju Ngoyisa (18 points) also made telling contributions for the home team, with Ngoyisa adding nine rebounds.

Bourges move to 7-2 in Group B, second behind Gambrinus Sika Brno (8-1), while MKB remain fourth on 4-5.


 
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