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The pair rolled through the competition with a string of lopsided scores - 13-1 over Scotland, 13-0 over Denmark, 13-3 over the host Netherlands, 13-0 over Poland, 13-1 over Lithuania and 13-0 over Slovakia - dropping only a 12-13 group-stage match to Spain. That defeat set up a rematch in the final, where France turned the tables decisively, beating Spain 13-1 to take gold. It was the first European title for both players, with Bonetto's shooting and Poinsot's precision at the point both singled out in contemporary press coverage.",[17,136,138],{"id":137},"world-games-bronze-2025","World Games Bronze, 2025",[105,140,141,142,145,146,150,151,155,156,159,160,164],{},"Poinsot represented France in two events at the ",[44,143,144],{},"2025 World Games"," in Chengdu, China. In the individual Women's Precision Shooting competition, she reached the semifinal before losing 30-18 to eventual gold medalist ",[109,147,149],{"href":148},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fmouna-beji","Mouna Béji"," of Tunisia, then fell 28-23 to Thailand's ",[109,152,154],{"href":153},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fnantawan-fueangsanit","Nantawan Fueangsanit"," in the bronze-medal match, finishing fourth. She had more success in the Mixed Petanque Classic Doubles, partnering ",[44,157,158],{},"Lucas Desport",": after a 2-13 semifinal loss to Thailand, the French pair beat Italy's Alessia Bottero and ",[109,161,163],{"href":162},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fandrea-chiapello","Andrea Chiapello"," 13-4 in the third-place match to take bronze.",[17,166,168],{"id":167},"three-straight-french-finals-with-var","Three Straight French Finals with Var",[105,170,171,172,175,176,180,181,183],{},"By the start of the 2024 season, Poinsot had left her previous club, Arlanc in the Puy-de-Dôme, to join ",[44,173,174],{},"US La Boule Tropézienne"," in Saint-Tropez, reuniting with national-team teammates Anna Maillard and Cindy Peyrot to form a newly built triplette. The trio has reached the French Women's Triplette Championship final in every season since, without yet winning it: in 2024 at the Boulodrome du Douaisis in Douai, they lost a tight final to a Rumilly (Haute-Savoie) team of Caroline Bourriaud, Céline Lebossé and Alexia Pinto, having clawed back from 3-7 and 5-8 down before Rumilly closed it out. In both 2025 and 2026, at Sin-le-Noble, the Var trio reached the final again but lost both times to a Rhône (CD69) team built around ",[109,177,179],{"href":178},"\u002Fplayers\u002Fludivine-disidoro","Ludivine d'Isidoro",", ",[109,182,149],{"href":148}," and Nadège Baussian-Protat - 13-7 in 2025, and again in a tightly contested 2026 rematch that gave d'Isidoro's trio back-to-back national titles.",[17,185,187],{"id":186},"_2025-world-championship-squad","2025 World Championship Squad",[105,189,190,191,194,195,199],{},"Poinsot was also part of France's wider women's triplette setup at the ",[44,192,193],{},"2025 World Championship"," in Douai, selected alongside ",[109,196,198],{"href":197},"\u002Fplayers\u002Faurelie-bories","Aurélie Bories",", Émilie Vignères and Caroline Bourriaud under national coach Ludovic Pereira. France survived a close round-of-16 match against Madagascar before their campaign ended in the quarterfinals with a 13-3 loss to Belgium.",[17,201,203],{"id":202},"playing-style","Playing Style",[105,205,206],{},"Poinsot plays as a pointer, the role responsible for placing boules close to the cochonnet rather than knocking opponents' boules away - a discipline that contemporary match reports have specifically credited for keeping her teams competitive in tight situations, including the comeback mène that leveled her team's 2024 French final before Rumilly ultimately prevailed.",[17,208,210],{"id":209},"legacy","Legacy",[105,212,213],{},"Sandrine Poinsot's career so far pairs a genuine international peak - a European title won without her side ever trailing in the final - with a run of near-misses at the domestic level that has become one of the more notable ongoing rivalries in French women's pétanque. With Anna Maillard and Cindy Peyrot still her regular Var teammates, and a World Games medal added to her résumé in 2025, she remains a fixture of the French national setup heading into future seasons, still chasing the French Championship title that has eluded her trio three years running.",{"title":215,"searchDepth":216,"depth":216,"links":217},"",2,[218,219,220,221,222,223,224,225],{"id":19,"depth":216,"text":20},{"id":102,"depth":216,"text":103},{"id":126,"depth":216,"text":127},{"id":137,"depth":216,"text":138},{"id":167,"depth":216,"text":168},{"id":186,"depth":216,"text":187},{"id":202,"depth":216,"text":203},{"id":209,"depth":216,"text":210},"Sandrine Poinsot profile: the French pointer and 2022 European Mixed Doublette Champion who added 2025 World Games bronze and three straight French triplette finals with Var.","md",[229,232,235,238,241],{"question":230,"answer":231},"Who is Sandrine Poinsot?","Sandrine Poinsot is a French pétanque pointer and the 2022 European Mixed Doublette Champion, won alongside Mickaël Bonetto in S'Hertogenbosch, Netherlands. She added a 2025 World Games bronze medal in mixed doubles with Lucas Desport, and has reached three straight French Women's Triplette Championship finals (2024, 2025, 2026) with Var club teammates Anna Maillard and Cindy Peyrot, without yet winning the title.",{"question":233,"answer":234},"What did Sandrine Poinsot win at the 2022 European Championship?","Partnering Mickaël Bonetto, she won the mixed doublette title in S'Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, with the pair dropping only one match all tournament, 12-13 to Spain in the group stage, before avenging that loss 13-1 in the final. Along the way they beat Scotland 13-1, Denmark 13-0, the host Netherlands twice (13-3 and 13-1), Poland 13-0, Lithuania 13-1 and Slovakia 13-0.",{"question":236,"answer":237},"How did Sandrine Poinsot do at the 2025 World Games?","She reached the semifinal of the individual Women's Precision Shooting event in Chengdu, China, losing 30-18 to eventual champion Mouna Béji of Tunisia, then lost the bronze-medal match 28-23 to Thailand's Nantawan Fueangsanit, finishing fourth. She had better luck in the mixed doubles: partnering Lucas Desport, she won bronze, beating Italy's Alessia Bottero and Andrea Chiapello 13-4 in the third-place match after a 2-13 semifinal loss to Thailand.",{"question":239,"answer":240},"Has Sandrine Poinsot won the French Women's Triplette Championship?","Not yet. Playing for Var club US La Boule Tropézienne alongside Anna Maillard and Cindy Peyrot, she has reached three consecutive French Championship finals - losing in 2024 to a Rumilly team of Caroline Bourriaud, Céline Lebossé and Alexia Pinto, then in both 2025 and 2026 to a Rhône (CD69) team of Ludivine d'Isidoro, Mouna Béji and Nadège Baussian-Protat, 13-7 in 2025.",{"question":242,"answer":243},"Which club does Sandrine Poinsot play for?","She has played for US La Boule Tropézienne in Saint-Tropez, Var, since joining ahead of the 2024 season, after previously playing for Arlanc in the Puy-de-Dôme. At Saint-Tropez she plays alongside fellow national-team players Anna Maillard and Cindy Peyrot.","🇫🇷","\u002Fimages\u002Fplayers\u002Fsandrine-poinsot.png","2026-10-15",{},true,"\u002Fplayers\u002Fen\u002Fsandrine-poinsot",{"title":5,"description":226},"players\u002Fen\u002Fsandrine-poinsot",[253,254,255,256,257,258,259,260,261],"sandrine poinsot","french petanque","european champion","world games","boule tropezienne","anna maillard","cindy peyrot","women's petanque france","pointer",0,"ZZjetkaNusNVrd3iszfTvvwtImEtSqcGTjhqwOstfFU",1793696963363]