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ECH M: Germany’s TV Bliesen e.V. wins VELUX Ace Contest

by WoV
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The VELUX Ace Contest that got started this past September 20 in conjunction with the first matches of the 2013 CEV VELUX EuroVolley drew to a close on Sunday at 5 pm, shortly before the start of the final game starring Russia and Italy. VELUX, the title sponsor of the Championship, donated 15 € per ace and in the end this action could contribute to a final pot standing at 5,370 € (for a total of 358 aces).

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VELUX Ace Contest

Since the start of the Championship Volleyball fans have been voting on a specially designed webpage for one of the clubs nominated by each of the 16 federations whose national teams have been competing in the final round of the 2013 CEV VELUX Volleyball European Championship – Men. 
In the end the club of TV Bliesen e.V. (Germany) got the highest number of votes to take home 50% of the pot at stake while MKS MDK Warszawa (Poland) and Chemes Humenné (Slovakia) finished in second and third place respectively to be awarded with 35 and 15% of the money collected since the beginning of the Championship. The checks were awarded to the presidents of the respective national federations by VELUX Chief Marketing Officer, Michael K. Rasmussen, right after completion of the first set of the gold medal match starring Russia and Italy.   

This action follows up on the special campaign “Fair Play. Volleyball Way” launched by CEV this past June as all nominees were selected by their respective national federation in recognition of their extraordinary work in promoting fair play. The fans who throughout the past 10 days cast their ballots on that webpage have joined a special contest whereby they can win a jersey of their favorite national team signed by all players who did star in the final round of the 2013 CEV VELUX EuroVolley. The winners will be drawn in the coming days and contacted by VELUX.   

TV Bliesen e.V., Germany 
TV Bliesen e.V. was nominated by the German Volleyball Federation because the club cooperates with 14 schools in its state to find talented players and support them in their development. From a very young age, the club teaches them the concept of fair play during their training, matches etc.   

MKS MDK Warszawa, Poland 
MKS MDK Warszawa was nominated by the Polish Volleyball Federation because of its strong focus on promoting young players’ physical culture and social values. MKS MDK Warszawa has also been recognised as “Best Polish Club – Youth Section Volleyball” and awarded both the silver and gold medal of honour by the Polish Volleyball Federation.   

VK Chemes Humenné, Slovakia 

The Slovak Volleyball Federation nominated VK Chemes Humenné because it is one of the best and most successful Volleyball clubs in Slovakia over the last 10 years. VK Chemes Humenne is a 3-time national champion and annual participant in the European Cups. The club implements fair play and it also has a strong youth program.

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