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Defending MEVZA League champions Ach Volley Ljubljana celebrated an impressive straight-sets (25-20, 25-20, 25-19) away win at Mladost Ribola Kastela this Saturday evening. The hosts stood no chance against Slovenia’s dominant team for many years. Petar Dirlic and Jure Okroglic top scored for ACH Volley with 22 and 15 points, respectively. Ivan Matokovic (9) and Ivan Zeljkovic (6) were Mladost Ribola’s best scorers.
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ACH Volley were able to hone their skills after losing the opening match against national rivals Calcit Volley Kamnik on October 5. “As the better team, they deserved to win. I think this match was their best in this year’s MEVZA League competition so far. On the other hand, we were really weak on serve and inefficient in blocking”, Mladost Ribola head coach Ivan Rancic reported.
ACH Volley moved up to third place in the current table on six points, while Croatia’s Mladost Ribola have still to wait for the second win in the 2019-2020 edition of the men’s MEVZA League.
16.10.: Calcit Volley KAMNIK (SLO) vs. OK MARIBOR (SLO) 3-0 (25-18, 25-19, 25-20)
18.10.: HAOK Mladost ZAGREB (CRO) vs. OK Mladost BRCKO (BIH) 3-0 (26-24, 25-18, 25-21)
19.10.: OK Mladost Ribola KASTELA (CRO) vs. ACH Volley LJUBLJANA (SLO) 0-3 (20-25, 20-25, 19-25)
25.10., 19:00: Union Raiffeisen WALDVIERTEL (AUT) – ACH Volley LJUBLJANA (SLO)
26.10., 19:00: SK Zadruga AICH/DOB (AUT) – HAOK Mladost ZAGREB (CRO)
27.10., 18:00: OK Mladost Ribola KASTELA (CRO) – Calcit Volley KAMNIK (SLO)
PHOTO © Alen Hadzic
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October 18th, 2019
Mladost Zagreb celebrated a straight-set (26-24, 25-18, 25-21) home win against men’s MEVZA League debutants Mladost Brcko on Friday evening. As a result, Croatia’s national champions are back on the top of the table on seven points followed bei Calcit Volley Kamnik on six points. “I am very satisfi...
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