By Adanoos
This round was pretty boring, so the post is a bit shorter too. Some more transfer
The first game took place in Katowice. MKS was guaranteed to finish last, while GKS is still part of
The next match between Cerrad Czarni Radom and PGE Skra Bełchatów definitely was more interesting. But the match was still not too exciting, even though it went all the way. Czarni were fired up and they were controlling the game for 2 sets. But in 3rd set their service got less dangerous (10 aces in the whole game, 6 in first 2 sets), their number of errors grew, while Skra was more than ready to take advantage of those problems. Skra led by Milad Ebadipour won next two sets and equalized the score first, then easily won tie-break as well and the whole match 3:2. It was their 3rd comeback victory in a row. Those 2 points might be crucial for them in the
The MVP award just had to go to Ebadipour (21 points, 2 blocks, 1 ace, 62% kills), who was the most consistent player of his team and looked good in every set. He had a lot of help from both middles, Karol Kłos (11 points, 1 block, 3 aces, 54% kills) and Jakub Kochanowski (13 points, 1 block, 3 aces, 64% kills and efficiency) played good games. Renee Teppan (11 points, 2 blocks, 1 ace, 42% kills) was less impressive than in his few previous matches, but Grzegorz Łomacz didn’t give him a lot of chances to shine either (Renee attacked only 18 times). Alen Pajenk (9 points, 3 aces, 75% kills and efficiency) was the best player of his team. His block is still terrible compared to other middles, but his spiking was very good and his service was fantastic (28 services, 8 more than second Kłos). Huber (9 points, 3 blocks, 60% kills) and Filip (24 points, 3 blocks, 2 aces, 54% kills) were
The third game, Onico vs Trefl was very quick and one-sided. Warszawa demolished Gdańsk in 3 sets with
The next game, in Rzeszó,w was equally one-sided. Jastrzębski traveled to Podpromie without Lukas Kampa (out with a discopathy) and it really hurt their team. It is not known when he will be back and whether the club thinks about medical transfer. Resovia started without Thibault Rossard, but it was Cretu’s decision because the French player was at his disposal. This match was not good. The MVP went to Jarosz (14 points, 1 block, 3 aces, 38% kills), who was not great, personally, I would give it to Shoji (6 points, 1 block, 2 aces) who looked a bit better than usual. Buszek was okay (8 points, 1 ace, 33% kills), Mika finally gave some hope (11 points, 1 block, 1 ace, 53% kills) to his fans. A Pretty good performance by Możdżonek (9 points, 4 blocks, 83% kills) is worth noticing. In Jastrzębski Fromm (3 points, 25% kills, -5 ratio) and Konarski (10 points, 2 blocks, 27% kills, 17% efficiency) were back to depressing level, but it is not the first time it happens.
Aluron Virtu Warta Zawiercie was visited by Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle. Warta won their last 8 home games, while Zaksa just got eliminated from Champions League and lost their last league match to Onico, so there was hope for a good show. The f
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GKS Katowice 3:2 MKS Będzin
25:20, 18:25, 25:15, 19:25, 15:6
GKS: Komenda (2), Rousseaux (19), Kohut (8), Butryn (12), Sobański (17), Krulicki (6), Mariański (libero) and Woch, Krzysiek (8), Fijałek, Sobala (1), Ogórek (libero)
MKS: Tichacek (2), Langlois (16), Grzechnik (1), Faryna (23), Buchowski (17), Ratajczak (6), Potera (libero) and Peszko (2), Kowalski, Fornal (1), Gregorowicz (libero)
MVP: Rafał Sobański
Cerrad Czarni Radom 2:3 PGE Skra Bełchatów
25:20, 25:21, 20:25, 21:25, 10:15
Czarni: Giger (1), Żaliński (19), Pajenk (9), Filip (24), Fornal (12), Huber (9), Ruciak (libero), Wasilewski (libero) and Rybicki, Kwasowski (4)
Skra: Łomacz (4), Ebadipour (21), Kochanowski (13), Teppan (11), Katic (8), Kłos (11), Piechocki (libero) and Droszyński, Orczyk (2), Wlazły
MVP: Milad Ebadipour
Onico Warszawa 3:0 Trefl Gdańsk
25:19, 25:17, 25:18
Onico: Brizard (4), Kwolek (14), Vigrass (12), Kurek (18), Łukasik (3), Wrona (5), Wojtaszek (libero) and Penchev (2), Kowalczyk, Buczek, Vernon-Evans
Trefl: Janusz, Schott (5), Nowakowski (3), Muzaj (8), Jakubiszak (2), Grzyb (3), Majcherski (libero) and Kozłowski, Mijailovic (8), Mordyl (2)
MVP: Bartosz Kurek
Asseco Resovia Rzeszów 3:0 Jastrzębski Węgiel
25:21, 25:21, 25:17
Resovia: Shoji (6), Mika (11), Smith (8), Jarosz (14), Buszek (8), Możdżonek (9), Perry (libero)
JW: Wolański (4), Lyneel (6), Kosok (3), Konarski (10), Fromm (3), Hain (2), Popiwczak (libero) and Bucki (5), Rusek, Gunia, Ferens (4)
MVP: Jakub Jarosz
Aluron Virtu Warta Zawiercie 1:3 Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle
25:22, 19:25, 21:25, 16:25
Warta: Masny (1), Waliński (14), Gawryszewski (8), Malinowski (20), Ferreira (14), Kania (6), Koga (libero) and Bociek, Żuk, Rejno (4), Semeniuk (1)
Zaksa: Toniutti, Śliwka (8), Wiśniewski (8), Kaczmarek (24), Szymura (12), Bieniek (6), Zatorski (libero) and Shaw, Koppers, Kalembka (2)
MVP: Łukasz Kaczmarek
Cuprum Lubin 1:3 Indykpol AZS Olsztyn
25:19, 22:25, 20:25, 21:25
Cuprum: Gorzkiewicz (3), Grobelny (18), Marcyniak (4), Ziobrowski (12), Smith (11), Smoliński (7), Gruszczyński (libero) and Patucha (3), Wachnik (6), Zawalski (1), Toobal (3), Boruch (3), Biegun
AZS: Woicki (5), Andringa (7), Poręba (6), Hadrava (24), Lux (8), Zniszczoł (8), Żurek (libero) and Kańczok (1), Gil, Wika, Kapelus (9)
MVP: Paweł Woicki
League table:
- Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle 20G, 18W-2L, 53p
- Onico Warszawa 21G, 16W-5L, 48p
- Jastrzębski Węgiel 21G, 15W-6L, 44p
- Cerrad Czarni Radom 21G, 13W-8L, 39p
- Aluron Virtu Warta Zawiercie 21G, 12W-9L, 34p
- PGE Skra Bełchatów 21G, 12W-9L, 33p
- GKS Katowice 21G, 11W-10L, 32p
- Indykpol AZS Olsztyn 22G, 9W-13L, 30p
- Asseco Resovia Rzeszów 21G, 9W-12L, 29p
- Trefl Gdańsk 19G, 8W-11L, 23p
- Chemik Bydgoszcz 21G, 6W-15L, 19p
- Cuprum Lubin 21G, 6W-15L, 17p
- MKS Będzin 22G, 1W-21L, 7p
Top scorer:
- Jan Hadrava – 424
- Maciej Muzaj – 402
- Karol Butryn – 337
Most aces:
- Bartosz Kwolek – 46
- Jan Hadrava – 43
- Wojciech Żaliński – 40
Most blocks:
- Grzegorz Kosok – 53
- Maxim Morozau – 53
- Andrzej Wrona – 51
Best reception (positive %):
- Paweł Zatorski – 58%
- Michał Potera – 56%
- Nikolay Penchev – 54%
Next matches:
05.03, 20:30 – Trefl Gdańsk vs Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle
07.03, 17:30 – Jastrzębski Węgiel vs Cuprum Lubin
07.03, 20:30 – PGE Skra Bełchatów vs GKS Katowice
08.03, 17:30 – Trefl Gdańsk vs Aluron Virtu Warta Zawiercie
08.03, 20:30 – Indykpol AZS Olsztyn vs Onico Warszawa
10.03, 20:30 – Zaksa Kędzierzyn-Koźle vs Cerrad Czarni Radom
11.03, 17:30 – Chemik Bydgoszcz vs Asseco Resovia Rzeszów
11.03, 20:30 – Trefl Gdańsk vs PGE Skra Bełchatów
Due to women Polish Cup final four this weekend, games are not played at usual days and times. Also, Trefl plays their 2 postponed matches (tuesday against Zaksa, next monday against Skra) in addition to scheduled game with Warta Zawiercie.
When does the second half (Week 24-30) for the Plusliga coming out? Will be in Poland in a few weeks
You mean the schedule of games?