Lyashko to Chieri
Source: Ale Garotta
Lyashko to Chieri
Source: Ale Garotta
Novara won the Challenge Cup! Good game for Akimova this match, 25 pts (67%) in 3 sets
Well, the last round was Valeria Kozlova's first game in the season against Leningradka (2nd best-ranked team). She's a 2.09-tall opposite prospect and she was the 2nd best scorer of her team with 15 pts (41%) and had some good moments (f.e in the 3rd set). She takes advantage of her height, has good jump serves, and was praised by Terzic before. She's a gem that needs a big team or a good coach to improve and become a reality.
Link of the game:
What about Gatina?
I think she can't play abroad because her passport says she was born in Crimea, Russia, and almost no country recognizes that.
Terzic kinda insulted Brayelin too in the last time-out of the tiebreak.
About Markova are her both parents from Russia? Maybe this will help us to find something. To be honest sometimes she reminds me Bergmann who is half German.
Yes, they are. She is from St. Petersburg.
Personal: Born in January of 2001 … Daughter of Natalya Markova and Aleksey Markov … Has one sister, Anastasia (11) ... Majoring in Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Knowing SB-Community, there probably are some ugly things behind the scenes I just hope she'll get to play elsewhere ASAP.
Kobzar was going to be a sub this season. Lee DaYeong was the starter, so maybe that's why she left the club.
She could go to the Russian League. The vast majority need a good setter
Any link, please?
Is that YouTube channel that always show the full replay back on?
All the matches here.
The new Russian OPP (Valeria Kozlova) who is 209 cm and the daughter of an ex-professional who plays for Zarechiye Odintsovo seems to be the new "real deal". Still very early, but she seems talented and scored a lot in the junior league. https://women.volleybox.net/valeria-kozlova-p75949/clubs
She has big potential... even Terzic "praised" her
– Who surprised you at the national team training camp this year?
– A big surprise for me was Valeria Kozlova from Odintsovo, a 17-year-old girl with a height of 209 centimeters! But with such a tall height, she has good coordination. In a couple of years we will be able to get a very good player.
She's good, but she's too young (2005 category). I guess she'll be Salas' backup.
I am really curious about her, any videos or clips I could watch her play?
Green team.
Well, there's this 2.08 cm tall Russian opposite talent, Valeria Kozlova. She was the 4th Best Scorer and 4th Best Attacker of the last Russian Youth League and she just play the last half of the season. She isn't slow and takes advantage of her height similar to Antropova, also she does jump serve too.
This upcoming U19 WCh could've been their first international experience. Due to the ban, her development could be limited. Let's see her future.
I think our friend Rhaemon didn't have bad intentions (like no shade). Maybe he meant that in Paris (if Russia plays) Antropova should take the spot over a deeper pool of players than in Italy. Even if we move her to Oh position.
My personal opinion, Antropova is really a good player and of course it's a loss for the Russian NT. As you guys said, she won't bench Egonu unless she retires or decreases her level.
Well, apparently there's a training camp of the Russian NT. They're already training the team that will probably play in the future when there's no ban. BTW, there are rumors about friendly matches against Iran, China, and Belarus.
The roster:
Setters:
- Abaev (23 y.o, 1.98)
- Kresnine (22 y.o, 2.00)
- Kirillov (19 y.o, 1.98)
Opposites:
- Kazachenkov (22 y.o, 2.09)
- Sapozhkov (22 y.o, 2.20)
- Enns (21 y.o, 2.03)
- Murashko (20 y.o, 2.01)
Middle Blockers:
- Lyzik (23 y.o, 2.15)
- Zabolotnikov (20 y.o, 2.19)
- Kononov (26 y.o, 2.11)
- Kosmin (25 y.o, 2.06)
Outside Hitters:
- Dineykin (20 y.o, 2.01)
- Tetyukhin (22 y.o, 1.96)
- Kurbanov (22 y.o, 1.95)
- Labinsky (20 y.o, 2.02)
- Pakshin (25 y.o, 2.03)
Liberos:
- Fedorov (20 y.0, 1.91)
- Melkozerov (26 y.o, 1.77)
- Baranov (27 y.o, 1.90)
This will likely be the team that plays when FIVB lifts the ban. There could be more names on this list depending on their current performance. By those names I mean Kliuka, Pankov, Volkov, Yakovlev, Kurkaev, Vlasov, Poletaev, Semyshev, Klets, etc. Maybe some Belarusians are naturalized. BTW, it would be interesting for this team to play against the A team . Like A team (old one) vs B team (young one).
heard about the Cuba too. USA sanctioned Cuba so hard just because it got friendly with Russia yet they are setting up NATO bases in Ukraine and Finland.
If Russia will try to set up base in Mexico, USA would go ballistic.,
Yeah and the USA wanted to invade Cuba until there was an agreement and the Soviets withdrew.
Does it sound like a bit of claim? That 40 countries vs Russia?
Not a claim, Russia has already beaten big European coalitions before. F.e.: Hitler and Napoleon's campaigns.
A lot of people from new generation understood what war is and wants to support invaded country which needs helps, also having weapons to protect their territories.
I totally agree, but in order to stop this conflict you need to take into account all the points. I know you Polish people know what Banderites-AFU descendants are capable of. What they did in Donbas was horrific too.
And no one from Western countries says about using nuclear weapons. Only this little short d*cked man from Russia and his people.
Well, I read many Western users say they want to nuke Moscow because Russian nukes don't work. Also, some Western people create forums about the breaking up of the Russian Federation and their partition into spheres of influence even before the invasion of Ukraine. So, don't play the innocent.
Ukraine is an independent country and it should be able to choose which coalition it wants to be friendly with. Simple as that.
Please read carefully those tweets.
Btw, Cuba was also an independent country during Cold War and we all know how the US reacted when they decided to have Soviet weapons...