Ali Frantti said in an interview that she has signed in Italy for next season, didn't say which club though.
Posts by MfG
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Austrian NT outside hitter Monika Chrtianska one more season with Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen.
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his posts looked very King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud imo.
Perfect illustration of a core problem in such forums these days. It's not only the so-called "trolls", there are also the ever-growing ranks of users who think they have to talk "tough" to be considered "entertaining" or "badass". Some posts towards Matthias in these thread are really cringeworthy. Good that there are also the voices that show more appreciation for his many years of service.
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American libero Amanda Benson also signed for another season with Viteos NUC in Switzerland.
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US Setter Katie Oleksak (Colorado State) plays next Season for Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen
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I don't understand why people think one single star player can elevate an inexperienced team that much to beat even really good, well-organized "top-20" teams. I also don't believe that there aren't any capable coaches in Sweden. Haak had instant success when she moved from Sweden to France. So i guess her prior coaches at home also deserve some credit in her early development.
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American OH Luisa Schirmer signed also for one more season with Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen (SUI).
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IMO, the weakness of the french NT is setter (in comparison with other positions). No problem at OPP, Gicquel looks impressive to me (might be among the best upcoming young europeans at that position.)
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Only if Volero would comeback in there glory days....
Seems like Jacobi doesn't have such ambitions anymore...
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VC Kanti Schaffhausen (SUI) extended the contract with their MB (and team captain) Katerina Holaskova (CZE) for two more seasons.
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Dutch setter Anna Mebus stays with swiss club TS Volley Düdingen for another season according to dutch site "volleybalkrant". She had mostly the role of the 2nd setter this season behind swiss NT setter Méline Pierret (who also stays with the club for next season). Another foreign player who seems to stay in Düdingen is American MB Samantha Cash (announced per her instagram) who played very good and scored a lot of points for them.
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Three of the best players in the Swiss League apparently signed for another season with their respective clubs:
Japanese Libera An Saita with Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen
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American OH's Kyra Holt and Tia Scambray with Viteos NUC
Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen also keeps American MB Tarah Wylie under contract for next season: she joined them late in the season coming as a rookie from Pepperdine University and showed good things right from the start.
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Three of the best players in the Swiss League apparently signed for another season with their respective clubs:
Japanese Libera An Saita with Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen
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American OH's Kyra Holt and Tia Scambray with Viteos NUC
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Champions 2018-2019
Switzerland (Viteos Neuchâtel)
New champion in Switzerland, eventually. And it's a very deserving club IMO. Led by a female trio (president, head coach, assistant coach), love it.
http://www.canalalpha.ch/actu/…suisse-partie-1-le-match/
http://www.canalalpha.ch/actu/…e-partie-2-les-reactions/
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German setter Irina Kemmsies to Swiss club VC Kanti Schaffhausen.
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American OH Adeja Lambert one more season with finnish league bronze medalist Kuusamo.
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Pity. Kosova is a good player (and an even better person from what i've read).
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Was rooting for Nantes.
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Any idea what happened to the TVF dataproject? I can't find anymore last seasons stats. They were there few weeks ago.
Usually you can find earlier seasons with trying out lower numbers at the end of the URL, in this case "25" instead of "31".
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against more experienced Kanti Schaffhausen
Well, their swiss setter is 20 years old, and their dutch setter only 19. They also haven't participated in the European cups for a few years (due to weaker results in the swiss league) but now experience kind of a "revival" with coach Neubauer (who also works in the German NT staff). Maybe more experienced "off the court" as a club in terms of managing/organizing an european cup event, yes.