Can you hear the roar of the crowd? The Espace Roger-Boisramé in Pontault-Combault practically vibrates with energy during a handball match. This isn’t just any sports hall. It’s the home of Pontault-Combault Handball (PCHB), a team that’s been electrifying French handball since 1994. The Espace Roger-Boisramé has witnessed countless victories and heartbreaks since it opened in 1988. Imagine the squeak of sneakers on the polished parquet floor of the main hall. Feel the tension as the players strategize in the warm-up room before the match. This complex boasts a main multisport hall, a 300 square meter warm-up area, a reception hall complete with a video projector for replays and analyses, and even offices for the team’s administration. The Espace Roger-Boisramé isn’t just for the pros. It’s a hub for handball enthusiasts of all levels, drawing in local talent and even international teams for training camps and friendly matches. The facilities here are top-notch. Think state-of-the-art changing rooms equipped with an infirmary for any matchday mishaps, a weight room right next to the court for strength training, and a dedicated massage room with cryotherapy and physiotherapy for post-game recovery. The Espace Roger-Boisramé has even hosted prestigious events like the LNH matches (Proligue and LIDL Starligue) since 1994 and the U17 Men’s Mediterranean Handball Championship in January 2017. This venue isn’t limited to handball, either. It’s also home to international dance sport competitions like the Saphir Cup and the European 10 Dance Cup, showing its versatility. Getting to the Espace Roger-Boisramé is a breeze. It’s located at 85, Avenue Charles-Rouxel, a short walk from the Emerainville – Pontault-Combault RER E station. The Sit’bus line B also stops right at the Espace Roger-Boisramé. After an exciting match, why not unwind in the nearby 4-hectare park by the town hall? Whether you bask in the sun on the grassy field or stroll along the shaded paths, it’s the perfect way to cap off your visit to the Espace Roger-Boisramé.
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