Posts by Husky123

Quote from k_jrin28

Anyone to watch out for in the CEV U18 tourney other than the "bigger names" we know? I'm not too aware of this generation, do we have setters and liberos with big potential?

Wide roster is

Setters: Sugrobova (2009), Beltyukova (2010), Shvydkina (2010)

OH: Makroguzova (2009), Orlova (2009), Kuzmina (2009), Skumbina (2010), Minaeva (2011)

OP: Vodopyanova (2010)

MB: Zarubina (2010), Muravyova (2010), Malakhova (2011)

L: Erts (2010), Karamyan (2010)

As I said in another thread, these are the best players from this generation.

Quote from Husky123

I think there are better players such as Maria Makroguzova, Marina Kuzmina, and Victoria Orlova. All of them were born in 2009 and are currently playing in senior teams.

I think the coach mixed both generations to let younger players have experience because there are some players missing, such as Mukhortova (2009), who did well in the Russian junior finals.

Yesterday, Uralochka beat Lokomotiv 3-2

Protopopova 26 points (62% eff.)

Impressing.

Quote from briebriebrie

If there's really a Russian U18 this year, I thought the starting OH would be Abramova and Mulhortova. Chaus and Minaeva(2011) might be in the list.

I think there are better players such as Maria Makroguzova, Marina Kuzmina, and Victoria Orlova. All of them were born in 2009 and are currently playing in senior teams.

Quote from Madden54

link?

https://x.com/Temmzvolley/status/1975997620356067815

Quote from Steven12453

Stats?

Arina 25 points (45% attack) and Vargas 25 points (38%)

Quote from avid

Top 5 outside in the world

and also Miriam.

Arina should learn from the great Sylla...

This Russian team is pretty good. Their best player is 18-year-old #3 Nesterova aka. New Arina. Congrats!

Quote from hakin12

Just because they are naturalized Russians doesnt mean they are deprived of their Ukrainian citizenship/passport. It is possible to be a citizen of both countries at the same time, which another user suggested that it wasnt.

Her sister and family likely moved to Russia time ago...

Quote from hakin12

her parents and sister have a Ukrainian passport.

AFAIK, both Goncharova sisters were naturalized Russian at the same time.

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:

https://volley.ru/games/01H7AE…4S112RG3DD0ND5?t=glbtab-1

Quote from volleySrb

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.

So, Markova will probably be transferred to another club this season...

Also, she'll likely play for the Russian NT despite all the rumors.

Terzic kinda insulted Brayelin too in the last time-out of the tiebreak.

Quote from Steven12453

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.

Is this reliable?

Quote from Matthias

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