Algar Surmenor. The volleyball section of FC Cartagena has started the competition in full force, beating all its rivals in Group C of Superliga 2, the second female national category
These are fantastic times for FC Cartagena Algar Surmenor. Last summer, when the project was hanging by a thread, Pascual Saurín was recruited for the team. The highly experienced coach, who also manages the national women’s volleyball team, was the crowning achievement for a team that has not stopped growing since then. fourteen points. out of fifteen possible. They have five wins in their first five games and only on the second day, against Aptur CV Benidorm, did they have to reach the deciding set.
Apart from the long-suffering duel against Benidorm, the rest of the weeks of competition were practically a walk, including a 3-0 win against CV Valencia, who tyrannically dominated the group last season. Only the Mairena Voley Club keeps track of them. The first two of each of the three groups qualify for a ‘play-off’ from which only the best two rise. The Algarese will receive Xátiva this afternoon on the auxiliary track of the Palacio de Deportes de Cartagena (7 p.m., with free entry) .
almost new template
Inés Laguía, central defender, and Teresa Hernández, libero, are the only two carrying on from last season, in a squad that made nine additions last summer and manages to perfectly combine the presence of young talents with experienced players and a wide range of players. range of players international baggage.
The captain, Teresa Hernández, has spent her entire professional life in El Algar. He knows better than anyone how important this season is, a year in which they “trained a lot and well from the start” and where “there is a very good group level” and that they also get along very well. Hernández conducts the economic monitoring of the quality department of the S-80 submarine.
He has seen the transition from playing in El Algar to the Palacio de los Deportes. In this regard, she considers herself “nostalgic”, having played there all her life, but believes that the new setting is “really good” and allows them to “do a gym”, as well as ” more “people to reach”. Referring to his new coach, he affirms that, apart from his experience, he “knows how to suppress everyone” so that they all get better.
expert players
Cristina Llorens and Ahizar Zuniaga compete in the international teams of their respective countries. The last, receiving, is international for Venezuela. He confirms that, in the final decision to reach Cartagena, “the quality of the coach” that he would have had a lot to do with it. Saurin contacted her directly, which finally convinced her. The Venezuelan believes that the keys to success so far have been “discipline, team unity and the quality of training”.
Llorens, for his part, notes that the key to his signing was “close to home”, in addition to having a team that allowed him to combine the sport in which he was a professional with another job and in Cartagena they gave him “all the amenities” to make this possible. The curator, who works in the office and has a master’s degree in Project Management, believes that the team’s success depends on “the commitment shown by all parties: players, coaches and the club.”
Belén Cabrera, with experience in the Iberdrola League, was admitted last summer. The Andalusian was seduced by “the club’s project and the intention to continue growing”, in addition to “being able to combine playing and studying”. Cabrera is doing a master’s degree in Teacher Education at UCAM, with a specialization in Physical Education.
He also believes that they are all “working really hard” and making “a lot of changes” in the way they play. Likewise, he believes they train “at such a high intensity that you arrive at the games with confidence that everything will be fine”.
Source: La Verdad
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