Day 2 of the Unified Volleyball World Cup in the books – Next

Day 2 of the competition on the Special Olympics Unified Volleyball World Cup In Katowice, Poland brought a mix of emotions for all 16 competing teams from 5-8 October when some stood to the top of their groups and others fell.

Four teams remain unbeaten after the first two days of group stage play with Special Olympics Poland (Men/mixed) Leading group A and Special Olympics Slovakia (Gentlemen/mixed) Leading group B, both teams are 3-0. Special Olympics of (Women) is topping group C 2-0 while Ukraine Also on top of group D at 2-0.

The last four games of the group stage will be played on Tuesday morning and the results will determine the full list of teams that will continue to the play -offs and then the final rounds.

Highlights of Monday’s competition were difficult to limit, because several teams seemed to be in very different aspects and parts of the game. On the women’s side, MongoliaThe technical and precision made them a power to take into account, because they played a very advanced style of the game that turns out to be a work system for the team. Mongolia is 1-1 in their group with a victory on Serbia (2: 0) and a loss for Ukraine (0: 2).

Equally impressive were the Special Olympics of women whose physical strength and toughness were difficult to challenge. The outside of the team on the left, #7 Amal Albalooshi, set the tone for her team while watching Special Olympics Namibia After she had braved gravity and get her hand up and over the net and let the ball go straight into the wood of Namibia’s half, she didn’t give a chance to return. Vae has victories Italy (2: 0) and Namibia (2: 0).

For the men/mixed, Special Olympics Iraq played two intense matches on Monday, one against Special Olympics Serbia and the other against Special Olympics Poland. During the matchup with Serbia, Iraq’s #10 Wasem Almsgooon made a big game when he quickly dived for a pancake on which his teammates capitalized to launch the ball back over the net and earned them a point. After a forced three sets, Iraq came overly over Serbia (2: 1).

The team was later confronted with host team Special Olympics Poland, where they lost in two sets (0: 2). The skill and cohesion shown by Poland is only an example of the knowledge of their team at a high level of the game and the ability to work together in intense, high insert institutions.

Photo by Iñaki Esnoola

** IND is Bharat (India) **

Comes on Tuesday, October 7:

9:00 CEST:

• Special Olympics Italy versus Special Olympics Namibia – Court #1
• Special Olympics Kenya vs. Special Olympics Mongolia – Court #2

10:30 CEST

• Special Olympics Bharat (India) vs. Special Olympics VAE – COURT #1
• Special Olympics Ukraine versus Special Olympics Serbia – Hof #2

12:00 CEST

• Special Olympics Poland vs. Special Olympics Saudi -Arabia – Hof #1
• Special Olympics Serbia versus Special Olympics Austria – Hof #2

13:30 CEST

• Special Olympics Slovakia vs. Special Olympics Iraq – Court #1
• Special Olympics Finland vs. Special Olympics USA – Court #2

15:00 CEST

• 1^star Team of group C vs. 2^ND Team of Group D – Hof #1
• 3^RD Team of group C vs. 4^one Group D team – Court #2

16:30 CEST

• 1^star Team of group D vs. 2^ND Team of Group C – Court #1
• 3^RD Team of group D vs. 4^one Team of Group C – Court #2

Follow the promotion live on Special Olympics and Special Olympics Polen’s YouTube channels.