Friday, June 24, was the BCPL club's AG at Club House. Jerome Dayaut gave a more positive moral report after welcoming several players and personalities, as well as elected officials from nearby areas.
Excellent contacts have been made with the municipality. The club is interested in young people getting involved in creating a "young office" because of the many changes in the approaches. 278 children attended the School in Villages recruitment operation.
For young licensees, the resumption course is scheduled for August. They will be able benefit from an arbitrage school. Citizenship days are vital and create a positive atmosphere between parents, club members and staff. WhatsApp allows members to communicate with each other via the application. This app is also used to facilitate meetings between the steering committee.
The club's activity was held with 207 licensees, 14 teams, 21 volunteer educators and three referees. Due to the reduced seasons, there was a slight deficit in the financial report. A covered tennis court project that would allow the gymnasium to be used without the intervention of elected officials is underway.
