The ciezano team, a regional quarry of this sport, commands with authority in group C of the First Men’s
Another season, Ecamed Voleadores Cieza is responsible for keeping volleyball alive in the region. The club led by José Vázquez reigns in Group C of the Men’s First National. The team has reached an excellent level of play thanks to the coach José Luis García, who was rewarded two days ago when he took the lead on the sixth match day thanks to the victory against CV Elche, first place until then. The ciezanos visited the people from Alicante and left their calling card winning with a resounding 0-3 (16-25,18-25,16-25).
The team proved last weekend against CV Paterna Liceo Leonés that it is still at the plug and that the leadership is more than deserved. García’s players won again, this time 3-1 (25-22, 20-25, 25-19, 25-20) in an exciting and exciting game that Ciezano’s team managed to solve well.
After a somewhat hesitant start to the game for Cieza’s interests, as the Valencians took advantage of the indecision in the local team to take the lead with a partial scoreline of 3 to 7; little by little the four-point advantage against was reduced to a 19-point tie where the set was tied. From then on it was José Luis García’s boys who best controlled the game and those who fell apart were the Valencians who gave the advantage after successive errors in the
score for the ciezano team and won the first set 25/22.
With the lesson they learned from the first set, the Valencians went to court to mark differences with their opponent, differences that they managed to hold until the end of the set to level the scoreboard in the Mariano Rojas Municipal Sports Center Gymnasium.
From then on there was only one team left on the field and that was Ecamed Voleadores Cieza, who never broke down and returned to show the same ambition as in previous matches. The ciezanos started to take the lead in the game and controlled the score in their favor and they gave no option to those of Paterna who saw the next two sets lost and the game against a team, the ciezano, who defended more and He knew how to better solve the balls on the counterattack.
The next day, the ninth, Ecamed Voleadores Cieza flies to the island of Tenerife to face Arona Playa de las Américas. This Saturday, at 1 p.m., at the Jesús Domínguez Grillo Pavilion. The Tenerife team, which was the leader in the first days of the competition, has a losing streak that has taken it to sixth position and needs to score points to avoid falling further down. The match won’t be easy, especially on someone else’s field, but the ciezanos travel with the intention of getting the highest number of points.
Source: La Verdad
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