Volleyball
Triumph Zaksa, European champion for the 2nd year in a row, defeated Trentino in the final
Zaksa confirmed his dominance of European volleyball and became European champions for the second consecutive year with a superb performance with a 3-0 win over Trentino.
Zaksa is (again) European champion. Poland triumphed in the Champions League final in Ljubljana, beating Trentino 3-0 and winning their second consecutive trophy.
Semenyuk led the winners with 27 points, followed by Katsmarek with 13 points, in a night that saw the Poles battling in all sets, culminating in the third they won 30-32.
The sentences: 22-25, 20-25, 30-32
* Trentino’s points come from his opponent’s 41 attacks, 5 blocks, 3 aces and 22 errors, while Zacca comes from his opponent’s 54 attacks, 3 blocks, 2 aces and 22 errors
Trentino (Lorenzetti): Kazicki 15 (15/27 attacks), Micheleto 13 ((/ 28 attacks, 1 ace, 3 blocks), Sbertoli 1 (1 ace), Lavia 6, Pdrasianin 6 (1 ace, 1 block), Lisinac 8 (1 block) / Zigner (l, 57% min – 29% excellent)
zaksa (Crete): Semmeniuk 27 (26/35 attacks, 1 block), Katsmarek 13 (10/30 attacks, 2 blocks), Reino 3, Januz, Slivka 7 (7/17 attacks), Smith 9 (8/9 attacks, 1 ace) / Soji (l, 43% sub. – 21% excellent), Kluth
Source: sport 24
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