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Cecile Dancer
Myriam Igoufe
Lorraine Lokoka
Audrey Salvi
Johanna Tayeau
4Marie Frey
5Evanthia Maltsi
6Catherine Melain
7Endene Miyem
8Vicky Hall
9Celine Dumerc
10Carine Paul
11Sonja Kireta
12Florence Lepron
14Emmeline Ndongue

FULL ROSTER
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29 March 2007
Melain Relishing Seventh Final Four Appearance
12.03.2007
Video Interview: Maltsi Assesses Bourges’ Chances
26.02.2007
Fosset All Smiles As Bourges Are Back Final Four
Dumerc Delighted With Bourges Success
23.02.2007
Bourges Through To Final Four
21.02.2007
Dumerc, Bourges Keep Feet On Ground After Win
20.02.2007
Bourges Storm Back For Victory
15.02.2007
Evanthia On A Hoops High After All Star Selection
12.02.2007
Bourges Beat Mondeville Again
02.02.2007
Maltsi, Bourges Finish Off USO Mondeville
01.02.2007
Bourges – USO Mondeville Game To Be Streamed Online
30.01.2007
Bourges Romp To Victory Over USO
France: USVO Domestic Win Streak Snapped
25.01.2007
France: Maltsi Aiming For Domestic Bliss
France: Bourges Make A Move
17.01.2007
CSKA Maul Bourges, Clinch First In Group B
10.01.2007
Bourges Move Into Top Spot
21.12.2006
Late Fightback Seals Bourges Win
15.12.2006
Losing Thursday For French Teams
14.12.2006
Bourges Suffer First Loss
06.12.2006
Bourges Remain Undefeated With Comeback Win
// 30.01.2007

Bourges Basket made the perfect start to their best-of-three Eighth-Final Play-Off series against fellow French side USO Mondeville by storming to a resounding 73-63 victory in the first leg.

Four players scored in double-figures for the hosts, who started like a train and only eased off in the final quarter with the win all but secured.

Forward Endene Miyem was their top scorer with 15 points, but center Emmeline Ndongue (12 points and 14 rebounds) and American forward Vicky Hall (14 points and 12 rebounds) were the pick of their team.

Greece star Evanthia Maltsi also impressed with 12 points.

Bourges were 26-17 up by the end of the first quarter and they maintained their strong advantage until the third, when they pulled away even further.

Celine Dumerc sank a three-pointer with 3:48 left in the third to open the gap to 21 points at 56-35, and Bourges ended the quarter with an insurmountable 60-40 cushion.

USO, who closed the gap slightly in the final period, had the game's leading scorer in center Silvia Janostinova (17 points) but were distinctly second best throughout.

They will look to stay in the series by winning the second match, which is played in Mondeville on Friday.


 
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