The team from Vitoria is having a great playing moment; in the last two days they have beaten the top two of the table
December is half way over and today is the third of the seven rounds of the Endesa Women’s League to be played in this last month of the year. The Hozono Global Jairis visits the Mendizorroza Pavilion in Vitoria this afternoon to take on Kutxabank Araski.
The Sewer team is about to find another hard rock in their path. The man from Vitoria is one of the teams in the best shape in the national competition. Not in vain, they come from adding up three consecutive victories, including the first two ranked among their casualties. Their first victim was Tenerife (61-62), later they won at home against Spar Girona (62-64) and last day they passed leader Casademont Zaragoza (63-58).
The team led by Madelen Urieta occupies seventh position, with a balance of 6-4, while Hozono Global Jairis is in fifteenth place with a balance of 3-7. To complicate matters, the sewer club has moved to Vitoria without Marina Lizarazu, who continues to suffer from back problems that prevented her from coming to court in the game against Girona.
“We are going into this journey with great demand and ambition, especially to keep improving. We mainly have in mind not to make the same mistakes as on the last trip, to Leganés, and try to play the best possible match from there,” Eric Suris said at a press conference yesterday.
“Araski is at a very good time. It is one of the three fittest teams in the league. He has won a game that involves many difficulties. They have a lot of potential and have a very confident moment,” added the Catalan Jairis coach. For Suris, today’s rival is a “compensated, balanced, tactically well-worked team and with a good inside game. In short, it is a very clear-sighted group that is sure to give us a very hard time.
Source: La Verdad
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