Posted by BOULEGAN on 02/02/2014 10:00:00 (15582 reads) News by the same author
Rain stars Nice weekend with representatives of thirty-one alley at the start of the first Bernard Henri Trophy in individual nations.
First International Trophy Individual Henri Bernard
A head-to-head arc-en-ciel
Derogating from the historical rule that major international meetings bowls should be to compete in teams FIPJP innovates this weekend by creating (in honor of his recently deceased great leader) Henri Bernard Trophy, the first international tournament in head to head. An exciting initiative, since it will be thirty-one champions from around the world who will compete individually in Nice for two days: an opportunity to highlight a subject often overlooked, and we hope for many in public the stands or in front webtélés the opportunity to discover many remote talents.
Of course, the favorites of the competition does not appear among strangers: the FrançaisDylan Rocher, Belgian Claudy Weibel, Italian Diego Rizzi and Tunisian Khaled Lakhal is tailleront, given their 2013 season, the lion's share in prognosticators. However, it will also count with other regulars beautiful results on the French circuit, the Monegasque Frank Millo, the New Caledonian Mathieu Spinouze and AlgérienSalah Kanes. But the sensations of the tournament could also come from ThaïlandaisThanakorn Sangkaew, the Moroccan Abdemassad El Mankari, Canadian or Swedish Pouplot Thomas Richard Nilsson, all four extremely competitive at international level.
The beautiful game and beautiful feelings in perspective so despite a formula with three balls remaining so ungrateful to contemplate and find perhaps through a competition that aims to become the world championship of specialty material change.
Algérie : Salah KANES
Allemagne : Toufik FACI
Angleterre : Ross JONES
Australie ; Joe CORCORAN
Autriche : Sven THILL
Belgique : Claudy WEIBEL
Bulgarie : Andrey ANDREEVSKI
Canada : Thomas POUPLOT
Ecosse : Robbie STRONACH
Espagne : Miguel DARDER
Estonie : Keido KOPEL
Etats-Unis : Joseph HASSOUNE
France : Dylan ROCHER
Irlande : John O'GRADY
Italie : Diego RIZZI
Lituanie : Linas BUDRIKAS
Maroc : Abdessamad EL MANKARI
Monaco : Franck MILLO
Mongolie : A. BAYARSAILKAN
Norvège : Benny BEL-LAFKIH
Nouvelle-Calédonie Mathieu SPINOUZE
Pays de Galles : Ian BAILEY
Russie : Konstantin GOTSFRID
San Marin : Alfredo MAZZA
Slovaquie : Michal DZURIK
Slovénie : Dragan ANTONIJEVIC
Suède : Richard NILSSON
Tchéquie : Tomas MICHALEK
Thailande : Thanakorn SANGKAEW
Tunisie : Khaled LAKHAL
Ukraine : Petro HOYS
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