Professional Ladies
December 26, 2023
That is our weekly replace on USA girls taking part in skilled volleyball all over the world. Many of the gamers are former NCAA standouts. Professional leagues are getting into their winter breaks, however there was loads of motion final night time:
Italy
It’s an enormous time within the Skinner household. Madisen, who was named the VolleyballMag.com nationwide participant of the 12 months after her Texas staff gained the NCAA title once more, is visiting her sister, Avery, who performs for Chieri.
And Chieri (8-5) gained its second in a row, beating Casalmaggiore (2-11) in 4 as Avery Skinner had 16 kills (.682) and two aces. Madi Kingdon had six kills. Simone Lee had 9 kills and a block for Casalmaggiore and setter Micha Hancock had three kills and an ace.
Conegliano (13-0) swept Busto Arsizio (4-9) to finish the primary of the season as Kathryn Plummer returned after an prolonged absence with seven kills in two units. Kelsey Robinson Cook dinner had two kills and two blocks within the closing set. Madi Bugg added a kill.
Firenze (6-7) completed the primary half by pulling off a reverse sweep in opposition to Cuneo (4-9). Lauren Stivrins had two kills for Firenze in a one-set look. Madi Kubik had eight kills for Cuneo, whereas Anna Stevenson-Corridor added 4 kills and a block.
Scandicci (11-2) gained its eight league match in a row by sweeping Bergamo (2-11), however neither Haleigh Washington nor Lindsey Ruddins performed. Audriana Fitzmorris had one kill and a block for Bergamo.
Trentino (1-12) misplaced in 5 to Pinerolo (7-6). Each groups had match factors in an thrilling 22-20 closing set. Carly DeHoog had 12 kills, two blocks and two aces for Trentino.
Türkiye
VakifBank (12-1) ended the primary half of the season by beating Kuzeyboru (9-4) in 4 in a make-up match. Ali Frantti had 18 kills (.385), three blocks, and an ace, Jordan Thompson added six kills and an ace, and Chiaka Ogbogu had a kill. Sarah Parson had six kills, three aces and a block for Kuzeyboru.
The Turkish League is now on winter break.
Japan
NEC Purple Rockets completed 2023 with two sweeps as Dani Drews had 16 kills (.615), two blocks, and an ace in opposition to Toray. She then had 13 kills and two blocks in opposition to Okayama.
JT Marvelous and Hisamitsu Springs are their winter break.
Brazil
Osasco (5-3) swept Sao Caetano as Brionne Butler had 4 kills, two blocks and an ace. Osasco. Callie Schwarzenbach added two kills.
Osasco then misplaced to rival SESC RJ (7-1) in 4 as Roni Jones-Perry led SESC RJ with 18 kills (.412) and a block. Butler had 5 kills and two blocks and Schwarzenbach had 4 kills and three blocks.
Germany
Defending-champion Stuttgart (10-1) handed present chief Schwerin its first loss. Stuttgart’s Alexis Hart led all scorers with 24 kills, three aces and two blocks within the five-set win.
Stuttgart gained in 5 once more, beating Munster (3-8) as Krystal Rivers returned to the lineup and had 20 kills, a block and an ace. Kayla Haneline had 5 kills, three blocks, and an ace. Gloria Mutiri led Munster with 16 kills (.483) and a block. Setter Jenna Ewert was named silver MVP after having 4 kills and an ace. Zoe Fleck was credited with 44% constructive reception.
Dresdner (9-2) swept Wiesbaden (3-7) as Grace Frohling had 14 kills (.500), three aces and a block. Tia Jimerson had eight kills, two blocks and an ace. Jaidyn Blanchfield had six kills and an ace for Wiesbaden and Rachel Anderson had 4 kills and three blocks.
Aachen (2-9) despatched Potsdam (6-5) to its fourth straight loss as Gabby Goddard had 9 kills and three blocks within the five-set win. Danielle Harbin was named silver MVP for Potsdam with 22 kills, a block and an ace. Breland Morrissette added six kills, three blocks and an ace. Justine Wong-Orantes was credited with 70% constructive reception.
Vilsbiburg (5-5) ended Suhl’s (6-5) three-match profitable streak as Serena Bruin had a match-high seven blocks to go together with 5 kills within the four-set win. Julia Brown had eight kills and an ace for Suhl. Eleanor Holthaus added 5 kills and an ace.
France
Mulhouse (9-3) swept Chamalieres (5-7) as Jaali Winters was named MVP after having six kills and a robust defensive match. Carli Snyder led with 10 kills. Annayka Legros added 4 kills and a block in two units. Kari Zumach led Chamalieres with 9 kills and a block. Sabrina Starks had 5 kills, one block and an ace.
Nancy (10-2) gained its seventh in a row by beating defending champions Volero Le Cannet (8-5) in 4. Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres was named MVP because the setter had three blocks and an ace. Katelyn Evans led with 18 kills and an ace. Haylie Bennett added 10 kills 4 blocks, and an ace. Shayla Hoeft had eight kills and three blocks. Breana Runnels had 5 kills in two units.
Beziers (8-4) gained its fourth in a row, beating Marcq en Baroeul (4-8) in 4 as Claire Hoffman was MVP after having 24 kills (.463), two aces and a block. Serena Grey had a match-high 5 blocks to go together with seven kills and an ace. Taylor Fricano added 10 kills and two blocks. Setter Ella Could Powell had three kills.
Nantes (11-1) completed the primary half in first after sweeping Quimper (1-11). Taylor Mims had seven kills, whereas Jaelyn Keene had one instead.
Levallois Paris SC (9-3) swept TFOC (6-6) as Emily Thater had 12 kills (.478).
Cannes (5-8) bought swept by rival Volero Le Cannet. Madelyn Robinson had six kills for Cannes.
Poland
Budowlani Lodz (7-5) fell for the third time previously 4 matches when it was swept by crosstown rival LKS Lodz (9-3). Mac Could led Budowlani Lodz with 9 kills, two aces and a block.