BARTOCCINI MC-RESTAURI PERUGIA-PROSECCO DOC A. CARRARO IMOCO CONEGLIANO 0-3
(21-25| 21-25| 17-25)
Bartoccini-Mc Restauri Perugia: Kump 1, Turlà, Perinelli 4, Lemmens 3, Sirressi, Passeri ne, Ricci, Markovic 5, Recchia, Bartolini 4, Mazzaro, Fiesoli 1, Gardini 16, Williams 6. Coach Giovi
Prosecco DOC A.Carraro Imoco Conegliano: Ewert, Lubian 7, De Gennaro, Haak 17, Munarini 6, Wolosz 3, Adigwe 4, Daalderop 12, Sillah 16, Gabi ne, Zhu ne, Scognamillo ne, Chirichella ne, Fahr ne. Coach Santarelli
Referees: Scotti and Piana
Attendance: 3040
Set length: 25′, 29′, 25′
Notes: service errors Pg 3, Co 11; aces 1-3, blocks 4-8
MVP: Haak
Last match in the first round for Prosecco DOC A. Carraro Imoco Conegliano, at the Pala Barton Energy in Perugia , the 12th day of the Regular Season of Serie A1 Tigotà is played against Bartoccini-Mc Restauri, the last opponent of the Panthers before the halfway point (already anticipated and won the 13th away against Monviso). For the yellow-blues this is the last league match before leaving for the Club World Cup.
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on 25 November, the Italian Volleyball Federation and the Women’s Volleyball League come together to launch a strong and shared message. On the weekend of 29 and 30 November, on all Italian fields, the teams will promote an awareness and support campaign. Captain Asia Wolosz, visibly moved, read a message against violence against women before the presentation of the formations, recalling the national anti-violence and stalking number 1522, active 24 hours a day.
Rotations and work in progress for coach Daniele Santarelli, who confirms the starting diagonal made up of Wolosz and Haak, but compared to the Champions League match against Ankara he inserts Daalderop and Sillah as starting places 4. The Dutchman plays on her 27th birthday, with her Zhu Ting also blew out the candles today. In the center near
Pushed by its audience (3040 spectators with the usual warm presence of yellow-blue fans), Perugia starts with verve, but nothing can when Haak and Lubian arm the serve: the Swede signs the first real break from 9 meters (10-11), she will be the total protagonist of the set with 8 points and 88% in the shots, then the Panthers put the arrow with a 0-4 partial that brings them to 12-16. It will be an unbridgeable gap for the hosts, Ewert and Adigwe take over the initial diagonal, Sillah blocks for 0-1 (21-25, 16 at the end for the band in jersey 23, with 3 blocks).
In the second set, Prosecco DOC digs the furrow initially again thanks to blocks, Sillah and Munarini direct the contest with 6-8, the home-grown center is edgy for the opponent’s defense even in the early times (hers the 4 points, the 2 blocks and the 0 errors between service and attack that lead to 0-2). Adigwe and Ewert give the break towards 13-16, Daalderop takes the chair for the heavier points (19-23, Nika gives himself 12 points to celebrate), it takes a time-out by coach Daniele Santarelli before celebrating Sillah’s 21-25, just like in the first set.
Wolosz puts aside his altruism twice to enter the scoreboard (3-8), then engages as much as he can a Sillah in great shape, who also pulls a rabbit out of the hat with his back to the net for 4-11. Haak still knocks down the opponent’s reception from the serve (8-14), with the new diagonal
Another away game in sight for the Panthers, who will be staged on Tuesday 2 December at 19 am at the Margon Arena in Dresden to face Dresdner SC on the second day of Pool D of the CEV Zeren Group Champions League.
PHOTOGALLERY AND POST-MATCH INTERVIEWS ON IMOCO VOLLEY’S SOCIAL PROFILES
(photo Benda/Lvf)