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Women’s Volleyball (Photo: Volleyball Association)
The Women’s Premier League is approaching the decisive stages, a week before the state cup final, in the top house in the third and final round before the playoffs Maccabi Haifa defeated Maccabi Hadera, in another game Hapoel Kfar Saba defeated Hapoel Urbani Kiryat Ata and the two winners will meet head to head in the final. In the lower house in the fourth round, Maccabi Hod Hasharon surprised Maccabi Raanana.
Upper house
Maccabi Hadera – Maccabi Haifa 3: 1 (28:26, 25:21, 21:25, 25:13)
Haifa has shown that it is currently in wonderful shape, just before the final of the State Cup against Hapoel Kfar Saba this coming Thursday. The Haifa team won the first game quite easily, hence the game became close and dramatic with Hadera winning the second game, Maccabi Haifa winning the third and the fourth game ending with a tiebreaker and a victory for a team from Carmel.
The team coach, Lao dos Santos, He said at the end: “Fourth consecutive victory in all settings that adds to the confidence of the team. Glad to see the progress we have made after the bad season opener. We have more goals this season, when the first one will arrive this coming Thursday, I was very happy to see our audience return to the stands. “
Hapoel Urban Kiryat Ata – Hapoel Kfar Saba 3: 0 (25:23, 25:17, 25:19)
An impressive victory for Kfar Saba in the last game before the cup final. The first two sets went pretty easily for Elad Spegget’s apprenticeship while the third set was close but at the end the Kepersbaites had the upper hand and they won the whole game and game.
Lower house
Maccabi Hod Hasharon – MK Maccabi Raanana 0: 3 (23:25, 16:25, 21:25)
A surprising victory for Hod Hasharon that broke a streak of three consecutive losses in the lower house and was in total the team’s second victory this season. The game was close in the first set when in the second set the girls of Hod Hasharon won relatively easily on the way to a close third set and a victory over the lower house leader Maccabi Raanana.
Coach Hod Hasharon Assaf Maayan: “Unfortunately it’s a bit too late and does not change our place in the table, the girls played very well and the feeling is that if we had shown such ability during the season chances were we would have finished the league differently, something else happy is that it was a bit of an audience. .
