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Chères Présidentes, chers Présidents, chers amis sportifs,
Le conseil d’administration vous prie d’assister à
L’ASSEMBLÉE GÉNÉRALE ORDINAIRE
qui aura lieu samedi 27 septembre 2014 à 10h00 à Ettelbruck,
Centre des Arts Pluriels Ed. Juncker (CAPE) 1, Place Marie-Adélaïde L-9063 Ettelbruck
(accueil à partir de 9.30)
ORDRE DU JOUR
1. Ouverture de l’assemblée générale ordinaire par le président
2. Appel des délégués et vérification de leurs pouvoirs
3. Approbation de l’ordre du jour
4. Constitution d’un bureau de vote
5. Admission, Démission et exclusion et de membres
5.1 Admission du club BBC East Side Pirates
5.2 Démission du club Chantemelle Basket
5.3 Exclusion du club US Limpertsberg
6. Rapports d’activités du conseil d’administratio
6.1. Rapport moral du président
6.2. Rapports du secrétaire général et des administrateurs
6.3. Rapport financier du trésorier
7. Rapport des vérificateurs de comptes
8. Décharge pour le conseil d’administration
9. Approbation des comptes financiers de la FLBB pour l’exercice 01.07.2013-30.06.2014 ainsi que du budget rectifié pour l’exercice écoulé et vote du projet de budget pour l’exercice 01.07.2014-30.06.2015.
10. Modifications aux statuts et règlements administratifs.
11. Elections :
11.1. Conseil d’administration
11.2. Tribunal Fédéral et Conseil d’Appel
11.3. Vérificateurs des comptes
12. Interpellations, propositions, motions
13. Second appel des délégués et clôture de l’assemblée générale.
Dans l’attente de vous revoir nombreux à cette occasion, nous vous prions d’agréer, chères Présidentes, chers Présidents, chers amis sportifs, nos salutations cordiales et sportives.
Pour le conseil d’administration
Nicole Muller-Melchior Henri Pleimling
Secrétaire générale Président
Le tirage a rapporté les matches suivantes:
BBC Nitia - RM Kayldall
US Hiefenech - Arantia Fiels
Wiltz, East Side Pirates, Kordallsteelers, Préizerdall, Diekirch, Mondorf sont exceptes
Les matches seront joués le WEdu 27/28 sept.
Im letzten Spiel der ersten Gruppenphase verliert die U16M auch gegen einen
übermächtigen Gegner aus England.
Nach einem sehr guten Start ins Spiel und einer Führung von 10:8 für die
Luxemburger nach dem ersten Viertel, erhöhten die Engländer mächtig den
Druck und das Spiel ging am Ende klar mit 32:79 zu Gunsten von England aus.
Jetzt gilt es in der Zwischenrunde gegen Norwegen eine gute Leistung zu
zeigen um zu versuchen das Spiel um den letzten Platz eventuell zu
vermeiden.
Photos by Maya & Robert STRAUS
Game Report
An explosive second half propelled Germany to an impressive 118-66 triumph over Luxembourg on the road in the final day of action in EuroBasket 2015 2nd Qualifying Round Group C.
Depending on the result in the clash between Poland and Austria the Germans will finish either first or second in the group but have either way secured their participation at the EuroBasket following Romania's loss in Group F action earlier on the day.
Luxembourg were in combative mood during the first half and followed their guets from close distance, trailing only 43-40 at the half-time break.
Everything changed however when the two teams returned to the floor for the second half.
The Germans kicked off proceedings on a quick-fire 8-0 run as Robin Benzing hit a triple with 8:55 remaining in the third to give the guests their first double-digit lead, 51-40.
Christopher Jones reduced the gap to 59-46 midway through the third but Andreas Seiferth, with a lay-up 1:34 from the end of the period, concluded a stunning 20-0 run for Germany to give them a 79-46 lead and put the result beyond doubt.
Germany kept their foot on the gas until the final buzzer and the gap ballooned to the eventual 52-point margin.
All 12 German players wrote their name on the scoreboard with Daniel Theis leading all scorers on a game-high 17 points, while Seiferth and Benzing added 14 points apiece.
For Luxembourg, Patrick Arbaut finished with 16 points in a losing effort.
Quotes Luxembourg - Germany
Emir Mutapcic, Germany Head Coach
"In the first half we were, during five minutes, without any concentration and we offered Luxembourg too many open shots and gave them the chance to come back to within three points. During the half-time break in the locker room we were convincing the team and came back stronger and better. We made a 20-0 scoring run and finished very strong."
Andreas Seiferth, Germany
"During the first half we slept and played not as we wanted to play. The second half was much better. We are happy for the qualification."
Jérôme Altmann, Luxembourg Assistant Coach
"Excellent first half. Germany was physically too strong for our team after the half-time break. But we can build up on the first half. Congratulations to my team but also to the winner Germany."
Bob Melcher, Luxembourg
"The first half was the best we played in this campaign. But Germany's reaction was very strong in the second half and we had no chance afterwards."
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Klarer Sieg gegen Luxemburg
Basketballer qualifizieren sich für die EM
Mit einem klaren Sieg über Luxemburg haben die deutschen Basketballer das Ticket für die Europameisterschaft gelöst.NEUER ABSCHNITT
Durch den 118:66-Sieg machte das Team von Bundestrainer Emir Mutapcic erst zum Abschluss der Qualifikation alles klar. Erst während des Spiels erhielten die mitgereisten Verantwortlichen in Luxemburg die Nachricht, dass ein Sieg reichen würde, um zumindest zu den besten sechs von insgesamt sieben Gruppenzweiten zu gehören. Der Gruppensieg und die damit verbundene direkte Qualifikation war zwar theoretisch noch möglich, aber unrealistisch. Es ging also nur darum, den zweiten Platz hinter den führenden Polen sichern. Doch selbst mit dem kleinen Nachbarland hatte die deutsche Mannschaft Probleme. Anders als im einseitigen Hinspiel (109:49) hielten die Amateurspieler aus Luxemburg mit und verkürzten vor der Pause mit einem 15:3-Lauf auf drei Punkte. Erst nach der Rückkehr aus der Kabine lief es besser, das DBB-Team setzte sich innerhalb von wenigen Minuten deutlich ab (66:46/25. Minute).
Source: ARD (INTERNET)
24/08/2014
100-64 (14-17, 26-11, 30-18, 30-18)
Arena Koszalin/Koszalin
Poland went top of Group C on Sunday thanks to an impressive 100-64 triumph over Luxembourg at home, in Day 5 action in the EuroBasket 2015 2nd Qualifying Round.
The Polish have improved to 4-1 but are not assured of qualification to the big event, as both Austria and Germany stand at 3-2 and everything will be determined on the final day.
Luxembourg, who have dropped to 0-5 in the group, came out on Sunday with the intention to make a stand and surprised their hosts as they jumped to a 17-14 lead at the end of the opening quarter.
The route of the game however changed direction for good in the second frame, as Poland got valuable contributions from their bench players and dominated on the glass with an iron fist, out-rebounding their guests 45 to 21 at the end.
Poland used a 9-0 run midway through the second quarter, which Aaron Cel capped off from close range 3:16 from the half-time buzzer, to claim a 29-19 lead.
The resilient Luxembourg side managed to contain somewhat the hosts in the remainder of the first half and Poland went into the locker rooms leading 40-28.
But Poland stepped on the gas midway through the third to enter the final frame with a 70-46 lead and a Michal Michalak triple with 5:02 left in the fourth raised the gap to its highest value all night, 87-51.
All 12 players on the Polish squad saw playing time and wrote their name on the scoreboard, with Szymon Szewczyk leading the way with his 17 points and Adam Waczynski adding 13.
For Luxembourg, Alexandre Rodenbourg finished with 14 points in defeat.
Franck Meriguet, Head Coach Luxembourg
"We played a good game. Before the game the final score was known. We have our own goals - we want to improve game by game. I'm pleased with the first quarter."
Tom Schumacher, Luxembourg
"I think we had a very good first quarter. They made turnovers, we had easy baskets from that. We knew that in the second half they would take their advantage near the basket. They shot a lot of three pointers later too. When they started to hit shots, it was hard for us in defence."
Mike Taylor, Head Coach Poland
"I'm really pleased with the result. We got off to a slow start and made some mistakes in the first half. I'm happy that we adjusted in the second half. They had nothing to lose and played free and really attacked us. Our teamwork was excellent."
Adam Hrycaniuk, Poland
"We were very optimistic before the game. The start of the game didn't show that. We had a lot of respect for Luxembourg. We had to show our advantage on the court. We have one more game to play. Today everyone had a chance to play and got their points."
