Volleyball
Official return of Papagelopoulos to Panathinaikos

Nikolas Papagelopoulos returned to Panathinaikos after 15 years with the shamrock to officially announce the acquisition of the 34-year-old centre-back.
Nikolas Papagelopoulos returned to Panathinaikos after 15 years with the shamrock to officially announce the acquisition of the 34-year-old centre-back on Monday (22/5) at 12.00 CET.
The relevant announcement states:
“Panathinaikos Athletic Club announces the start of its collaboration with Nikola Papagelopoulos for the 2023/24 competitive season for men’s volleyball division.
In another important transfer step, the association took over the Greek center Nikolas Papagelopoulos.
The 34-year-old (2.04 m) centre-back returns to the “Cloverleaf” and will use his experience and quality to strengthen the department in achieving national and European goals.
In his statement on www.pao1908.com, Nicholas Papagelopoulos said:
“After 15 years, I am returning to Panathinaikos and I am particularly honored that I will be a member of a great and traditional force in Greece and that I now have many and intense experiences in all these intervening periods to contribute to our efforts in Greece can.” and Europe, as always, I give 100%.
I would like to thank the Panathinaikos management and coaching staff for their trust in me, who make a very strong team with particularly well-timed plays and prove that they want to bring Panathinaikos back to the top. I’m also happy to work with teammates who I admire and who have celebrated titles together in the past.
I wish the team and the people of Panathinaikos a good season in good health, who will contribute with their support and strength to the efforts to achieve our goals and celebrate together at the end.”
His resume
2022-23 Olympiacos
2020-22 Finikas ONEX
2018-20 Biogas Volley Näfels
2018 AOP. Kifissia
2017 PAOK
2012-17 AOP. Kifissia
2011-12 Finikas Syros
2009-11 AOP. Kifissia
2008-09 AEK
2007–08 Panathinaikos
2005-07 Hercules
2004-05 Macedonian
2003-04 EA Patron
2002-03 AO Xylokastro”.
Source: sport 24

Alberta Robinson is a sports journalist and author, who is currently associated with the publication Sportish, where she writes about sports related news and events. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, Robinson brings in-depth analysis and insightful commentary to her writing.
Volleyball
PAOK – Mladost 3-0: Comfortable qualification for the round of 16 of the CEV Cup

PAOK won 3-0 against Mladost in the second game for the round of 32 of the CEV Cup and qualified ceremoniously.
PAOK submitted again 3:0 set The Mladost for the Phase of 32 of the CEV Cup and progressed to the next phase.
Despite not having newly signed French winger Axel Trutsev and Menelaos Kokkinakis on the bench to protect him, Dikefalos had a big 3-0 lead in Zagreb and got today’s game right.
With Vassilis Mouchlia appearing in the starting line-up for the first time this year and providing solutions, PAOK kept up with Mladost in the first set until the score was 14:14, then they managed to get away (16:14, 21:17) and 25 :18 to reach.
Since PAOK was only one set away from qualification, the situation did not change in the second round. The Black and Whites led again with 16:14 and consistently had a difference of 2:3 points as they were able to easily accept the change to 25:20.
With qualification decided, Milenkoski started making changes early on, gradually withdrawing all of the main players, but PAOK had no problems and comfortably made it 25-20 and 3-0.
The next opponent is the Italian Allianz Milano of former Olympiakos coach Roberto Piazza as well as Osniel Mercarejo Erdandez, Matei Kaczynski and Yuki Ishikawa.
- The sentences: 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 25-20) in 75′
- PAOK’s points came from 45 attacks (50% efficiency), 5 blocks and 25 opponent errors (13 lost serves) and Mladost’s points came from 1 ace, 31 attacks (37% efficiency), 6 blocks and 23 opponent errors (15 lost serves) .
- PAOK (Josko Milenkoski): Mouchlias 12 (11/25 ff., 1 block, 89% sub.-44% excellent), Van Harderen 8 (8/18 ff., 72% sub.-52% excellent), Blankenau 2 ( 0/1 point, 2 blocks), Gatsis 2 (2/5 ref.), Takouridis 4 (4/8 ref.), Van Den Dries 19 (17/26 ref., 2 blocks), / Konstantinidis (l, 100 % sub.-50% excellent), Papalexiou 1 (1/4 ff.), Saltaferidis, Sidiropoulos, Linardos 2 (2/3 ff.)
- Mladost (Ratko Peris): Götz, Smalley (0/6 Ref., 43% Ref. – 00% excellent), Milic 3 (3/3 Ref.), Ecker 12 (11/19 Ref., 1 Block, 67% Ref . .-00% excellent) Gaits 2 (2/5 ff.), Quanziger 10 (9/29 ff., 1 ace) / Pervan (l, 60% sub.-60% excellent), Busak-Vidakovic (l, 60% under -20% excellent), Ivić 1 (0/1 ref., 1 block), Vlasic 3 (2/7 ref., 1 block, 66% under -29% excellent), Jakopec 1 (0/ 2 3pt ., 1 block), Stankovic 1 (1/2 pt.)
Source: sport 24

Alberta Robinson is a sports journalist and author, who is currently associated with the publication Sportish, where she writes about sports related news and events. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, Robinson brings in-depth analysis and insightful commentary to her writing.
Volleyball
Panathinaikos – Sousa 3-1: They screwed up the qualification and now the challenge of Monza

Panathinaikos won a 3-1 set against Sousa to qualify for the ’16’ of the Challenge Cup, where they will face Italy’s Monza.
As in training, Panathinaikos won a 3-1 set against Sousa and qualified for the round of 16 of the Challenge Cup, where they will face Italy’s Monza.
The Greens confirmed their competitive superiority, with excellent serves and blocks they easily won the first two sets and made qualification clear.
Then Dimitris Andreopoulos gave playing time to all his players who managed to end the game with a win.
The first scorer for Panathinaikos was Markou with 16 points, who played in place of Hernandez for three sets.
Panathinaikos – Sousa 3-1
The sentences: 25-16, 25-12, 23-25, 25-16
*Panathinaikos’ points came from 11 aces, 51 attacks (58% efficiency), 8 blocks and 28 opponent errors (16 misses) and Sousa’s points came from 2 aces, 28 attacks (41% efficiency), 10 blocks and 29 opponent errors ( 21 serves lost). The sets: 3-1 (25-16, 25-12, 23-25, 25-16) in 88′
PANATHINAIKOS AO (Dimitris Andreopoulos): Kovar 9 (7/12 ref., 1 ace, 1 block, 82% sub. – 55% excellent), Yerezuelo 3 (2/2 ref., 1 block), Petraes 6 (1/ 3 Ref. ., 2 Aces, 3 Blocks), Hernandez 3 (2/3 Ref., 1 Block), Voulkidis 9 (5/10 Ref., 3 Aces, 1 Block), Protopsaltis 7 (6/10 Ref., 1 Ace, 100% sub. – 67% excellent) / Kontostathis (l., 83% sub. – 67% excellent), Zisis (l., 50% sub. – 50% excellent), Kasampalis, Papaggelopoulos 6 (5/ 7 ff., 1 ace), Frankos 5 (5/12 ff., 50% Sub. – 10% Excellent), Kostopoulos 6 (6/12 ff., 50% Sub. – 22% Excellent), Markou 16 (12 /17 ff ., 3 aces, 1 block).
SOUSA (Ziya Rayabov): Villafane 2 (1/1 Ref., 1 Block), Okolic 7 (6/8 Ref., 1 Block), Moroz 2 (1/3 Ref., 1 Ace), Friesen 4 (4/ 10 referees, 29% SG – 21% SG), Hutchenson 7 (5/14 SG, 2 blocks, 52% SG – 24% SG), Morman 4 (2/5 SG, 2 blocks) / Matsuo (l, 58% under – 29% excellent), Imamuliyev (l), Hasanli 1 (1 ace), Bowers, Murray 4 (1/4 ref., 3 blocks), Bray 3 (3/9 ref., 17% under – 17% excellent ), Santangelo 6 (5/13 ff., 1 block).
Source: sport 24

Alberta Robinson is a sports journalist and author, who is currently associated with the publication Sportish, where she writes about sports related news and events. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, Robinson brings in-depth analysis and insightful commentary to her writing.
Volleyball
Men’s Olympic volleyball: The rankings and group schedule in the Champions League

See how the situation in the Olympiakos group developed after the conclusion of the 2nd competition group stage.
The second matchday of the Champions League group stage ended with Olympiakos losing 3-0 in sets against Roselare.
In the group’s other match, Zirat won a 3-2 set against ZAKSA to take the lead in the group as it sits at the top with five points, followed by Poland with four.
The rating
- Zirat 5
- ZAKSA 4
- Crack Roselare 3
- Olympiacos 0
The schedule and results of the group
1st match day
- Kienzenrjin Kozle – Olympiacos SFP 3-1
- Knack Roselare – Zirat Bank 1-3
2nd match day
- Olympiacos SFP – Nak Roselare 3-0
- Zirat Bank – Kienzenrjin Kozle 3-2
3rd matchday
- December 12th, 7:00 p.m.: Olympiacos SFP – Zirat Bank (Türkiye)
- December 13th, 9:30 p.m.: Nak Roselare (Belgium) – Kienzenrzyn Kozle (Poland)
4th matchday
- December 19th, 7:00 p.m.: Kizenrgin Kozle (Poland) – Zirat Bank (Turkey)
- December 20th, 9:30 p.m.: Nak Roselare (Belgium) – Olympiacos SFP
5th matchday
- January 10th, 5:00 p.m.: Zirat Bank (Turkey) – Nak Roselare (Belgium)
- November 1st, 7:30 p.m.: Olympiacos SFP – Kienzenrzyn Kozle (Poland)
6th matchday
- January 17th, 9:00 p.m.: Zirat Bank (Türkiye) – Olympiacos SFP
- January 17th, 9:30 p.m.: Kienzenrzyn Kozle (Poland) – Nak Roselare (Belgium)
Source: sport 24

Alberta Robinson is a sports journalist and author, who is currently associated with the publication Sportish, where she writes about sports related news and events. With a passion for sports and a keen eye for detail, Robinson brings in-depth analysis and insightful commentary to her writing.
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