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RUS W: Do we have new title contenders after several seasons? Enisey pin champions Dinamo Moscow down!

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After a few seasons in which Dinamo Moscow and Dinamo Kazan have been fighting for the Women’s volleyball national championship title in Russia, the 2017/18 might bring the new contenders for this.


Enisey-Krasnoyarsk

Enisey-Krasnoyarsk

 

Enisey Krasnoyarsk have an outstanding Superliga campaign for now. In the 3rd round, they defeated titleholders Dinamo Moscow in straight sets, partially 25-22, 25-21, 25-22, to make a 3-0 record!

The team led by the promising coach, a 33-year-old Aleksandr Koshkin, who was an assistant to Sergey Golotov last season, was probably the one to get the most of a bad financial situation of Dinamo Krasnodar last season. Two of the players that Enisey contracted from Krasnodar team this summer, the opposite Nataliya Malykh and receiver Viktoriya Chaplina-Rusakova, are unstoppable for the rivals in Superliga. So far…

 

RUS National Championship 2017/2018 / Female / Seniors

REGULAR SEASON  / 3RD ROUND

DATE/TIME

TEAMS

SCORE

1

2

3

4

5

6

STATS

21.10.18:00

DINAMO KAZAN (W)

METAR CHELYABINSK (W)

0

0

             

20.10.19:30

DINAMO KRASNODAR (W)

PROTON BALAKOVO SARATOVSKAYA OBLAST (W)

0

3

23

25

17

25

21

25

       

21.10.18:30

URALOCHKA-NTMK SVERDLOVSKAYA OBLAST (W)

LENINGRADKA ST-PETERSBURG (W)

0

3

22

25

16

25

25

27

       

21.10.17:00

ENISEY KRASNOYARSK (W)

DINAMO MOSCOW (W)

3

0

25

22

25

21

25

22

       

21.10.18:00

ZARECHIE ODINTSOVO (W)

SAKHALIN YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK (W)

0

0

         

 

 

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