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Home advantage counted for a lot of LF2 clubs in round 7 with five matches going to the hosts. Former Latvian youth international Dace Pierre-Joseph led Dunkerque Malo to victory against Léon Trégor (68-63). She top scored with 30 points while also pulling down 13 rebounds. Pierre-Joseph went a perfect 6-of-6 from the free-throw line for the best performance of the weekend. Roche Vendée made it two wins in a row by beating COB Calais (67-63). The 22 points and 3 assists of the Slovak Republic international Gabriela Kubatova (in picture) gave her the player of the match honours. Roche Vendée never looked back after a (25-14) first-quarter start. At the moment US Laveyron are unstoppable. For the third consecutive time, they notched up a comfortable victory against Limoges (65-45). This weekend it was the turn of the youth players to shine with Caroline Misset and Jennifer Lafaurie leading the way with 15 and 10 points each. Illkirch-Graffenstaden once again have to thank Céline Schmitt-Sendner for holding off Reims (70-66). She scored 24 points, pulled down 11 boards and dished out 4 assists. The last home victory of the week 7 of the Ligue Féminine 2 action went to Voiron (76-62) against Le Havre. Faeza Bouderra continued her assist festival with 7. She also scored 12 points and made 5 steals. Without Magali Mendy playing, Khadid Gassama and Cyrielle Recoura stepped up offensively scoring 13 and 17 points respectively. For Le Havre Kayla Smith, Bintou Dieme and Ida Preetzmann combined for 46 points. The CFBB were unable to maintain home advantage as they lost to Perpiganan (46-70) inspired by Hélèna Ciak and Clémentine Samson who scored 19 and 16 points respectively. However the big match of the round was between the two leaders Armentières and Toulouse Métropole. Armentières, playing for the second week in a row at home, had the worst possible start to the game (4-14) after seven minutes. Toulouse never trailed and paced themselves all the way on the back of a combined total of 40 points by Nina Bogicevic and Carrem Gay. It was double satisfaction for Matthieu Chauvet (in picture), the coach from Toulouse because his team is now top of the table. This is the first time in his coaching career that he won a match in Armentières. So after seven weeks of action in LF2, Toulouse are alone on top with Armentières in second place. Five teams share third place with 4 wins each. At the other end of the table Reims and CFBB are bottom with just one win each.
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