Recently, in the 19th round of the Serie A women's volleyball league for the 2024-2025 season, Conegliano defeated Scandicci, ranked second, 3-0 (25-21, 25-14, 25-13) away from home, continuing to lead the standings. Conegliano is led by Zhu Ting and Brazil in the main attack line, with Chirichella and Fal as the deputy attackers, Hackett as the receiver, Polish international Wawocz as the second setter, and Dejinaro as the libero. In this game, Zhu Ting continued to start, contributing a game-high 17 points in three sets, including 23 hits, 13 goals, 3 block scores, and 1 serve score. She had no errors or blocks throughout the game, with an offensive efficiency of up to 57%. Not only did she show extremely high stability on the offensive end, but her performance in the first pass link was also outstanding, with a success rate of 71% in 14 first passes, showing a comprehensive and excellent performance in both attack and defense. Hackett, the receiver, also demonstrated the powerful strength of a world-class player, scoring 16 points in the game. Gabi contributed 16 points, and the three of Zhu Ting, Gabi, and Hackett combined for 49 points, supporting Conegliano's firepower. The International Volleyball Federation even directly posted: "The three giants of Conegliano led the team to sweep Scandicci, with Zhu Ting, Gabi, and Hackett combining for 49 points, helping the 'Black Panthers' Conegliano defeat their strong opponents away from home." After the game, Zhu Ting said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency on the court: "I think I played pretty well in…

In this match, Tianjin performed equally well as their opponents in the three active scoring categories of serving, spiking, and blocking, but they significantly outperformed them in terms of self-error control. Minas gave away 26 points in just three sets, essentially conceding a set. Li Yingying scored 22 points in three sets, with 21 successful spikes out of 34 attempts, 5 errors, and 1 block, achieving a success rate of 61.8% and contributing one ace serve, making her a key player in the team's victory. Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team defeated the strong Brazilian team Minas with a decisive 3-0 victory, not only securing the top spot in their group but also achieving unprecedented glory for Asian teams in the Club World Cup by becoming the first Asian team to advance to the semifinals as group leaders. This victory not only reflects Tianjin's strength but also symbolizes the Chinese women's volleyball team's progress towards world-class standards. The significance of this victory extends beyond securing the top spot in the group. It marks a subtle shift in the status of Asian women's volleyball on the world stage. Looking back, the best achievement for Asian teams in the Club World Cup was third place, but now Tianjin is on the brink of challenging for the final, or even the championship. This is not just an improvement in results but a significant leap forward in the capabilities of Asian women's volleyball, the culmination of years of hard work across the Asian volleyball community. Li Yingying is undoubtedly one of the biggest contributors to this…

As technology advances, many celebrities and ordinary people go to great lengths to achieve beauty, often resorting to various means. Surprisingly, even she has joined the ranks of those seeking cosmetic surgery. Lang Ping is undoubtedly a pivotal force in women's volleyball. For years, she has been at the forefront, leading the team to numerous glories both on and off the court. However, who could have imagined that this former pillar would become almost unrecognizable after retirement! From "Iron Hammer" to "Cosmetic Surgery Maniac," what twists and turns has Lang Ping experienced? And why did she choose such an irreversible path after retiring? Lang Ping's name resonates worldwide, known for her powerful spikes that made her a mainstay in the volleyball world. Her journey began with her father's influence... Born in the turbulent city of Tianjin in the 1960s, Lang Ping arrived during a harsh winter when various disasters affected her family, leaving them struggling to make ends meet. As an infant, she was extremely weak, surviving on bowls of millet porridge. This arduous upbringing instilled in her a strong, independent character that laid the foundation for her future training. Time flew by, and Lang Ping reached school age. In 1967, at seven, she entered Dongguan Road Primary School in Beijing's Chaoyang District, embarking on her educational journey. Simultaneously, fate began to turn its wheel as her sports-loving father frequently took her to watch matches at the nearby Beijing Workers' Stadium. Under his influence, Lang Ping developed a deep interest in volleyball, a path seemingly predestined for her despite her…

The 20th round of the Women's Volleyball Super League is set to begin tomorrow, marking the conclusion of the first stage of the playoffs. According to the schedule, the first stage of the playoffs features eight teams divided into two groups, C and D, with each group consisting of four teams participating in a home-and-away round-robin format for a total of six rounds. Today's matches are part of the sixth round, and although the first stage group matches have not yet concluded, the qualification situation for each group has become clear. In Group C, Jiangsu Zhongtian Steel and Shanghai Bright Dairy have secured their spots in the top four by finishing as the top two teams in their group. Similarly, in Group D, Tianjin Bohai Bank and Liaoning Donggang Strawberry have emerged from their group. Following the second stage playoff format, the four qualifying teams will enter Group E, while the remaining four teams will join Group F. The second stage will also consist of a home-and-away round-robin format for a total of four rounds. After these four rounds, the results from both stages will be combined. In Group E, the first-place team will face the fourth-place team, and the second-place team will compete against the third-place team in the semi-finals. Group F will conduct a ranking match for positions 5 to 8. This season is indeed complex, as the results from the regular season's 14 games do not carry over into the playoffs. The specific matchups for tomorrow night are as follows: Group C 15:30 Shenzhen Zhongse Longhua vs…

Well, the first stage of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League has come to a close, and it's been quite an exciting event! Shanghai lost? Jiangsu won again? These match results are really confusing! Let's take a look at what happened! First, let's talk about Shanghai. This is a real shocker! They actually lost 2:3 to Fujian! You know, several players from Shanghai scored in double digits, so how did they lose? Upon closer inspection, it turns out they made too many mistakes, eight more than Fujian! Wang Yindi is particularly frustrating, with only two successful spikes out of 15 attempts and four errors, that's a negative efficiency! How annoying is that? Although Zhuang Yushan from Fujian was also in average form, she is the core of the team, leading them forward! This match really makes you realize that details determine success or failure! Imagine if Fujian had won in the first round, would the promotion situation have been different? Next, let's talk about Jiangsu, this is a top team! They easily defeated Shenzhen 3:0, winning by 27 points! But this victory, it feels a bit... unnecessary, doesn't it? Shenzhen is weak, why field your full-strength lineup? Isn't that just asking for trouble? Jiangsu was previously plagued by injuries, and now they're increasing the risk of further injuries, which is not cost-effective! Tang Xin had a big breakout in this game, scoring 16 points with 15 successful spikes out of 23 attempts, even more impressive than Wu Mengjie! Although Wu Mengjie also tried her best, compared to Tang Xin, she…

After a decisive victory over Shandong, the true strength of Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team has been exposed, and they can no longer hide their cunning nature. Netizens have keenly pointed out that in this match, Shandong Women's Volleyball Team's offense was incredibly weak, especially the main attacker, whose performance was truly too soft. In fact, other players on the Shandong team played very well, but the fundamental fatal reason is the lack of a decisive main attacker who can deliver the ball effectively. This has been an old problem plaguing the Shandong team, which even ordinary fans can see clearly. Although Liu Meijun is a young player, she has a great sense of the game and can communicate well with her teammates, whether it's with Yao Di or Meng Dou, she can cooperate well with them. Liu Meijun possesses an indomitable spirit, never giving up or admitting defeat, and I enjoy watching her play. It's worth mentioning that Meng Zixuan has made significant progress this season. With Yao Di not playing for two matches, Meng Zixuan has basically been able to replace Yao Di. Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team played exceptionally well today, and we were thoroughly entertained. Coach Chen Fang's tactical guidance was spot-on, and now that the coaching transition at Tianjin is complete, Coach Wang can finally rest assured. We hope the young players will quickly mature. As a fan of Tianjin, I particularly admire the Shandong team. Regardless of age composition or height conditions, with good coaches and additional training to strengthen their resolve, they should undoubtedly become…

The B-level women's volleyball league has completed two rounds, with six adult teams showing clear strength. Two youth teams have managed to secure their spots in the top eight. In Group K, Fujian Youth caused an upset by defeating Jiangsu Youth, a strong team, with a score of 3:2 in the first round. They followed this up with a 3:1 victory over Shandong Youth in the second round, achieving two consecutive wins. Their rapid rise in strength makes them hopeful for second place in the group and advancement to the quarterfinals, making them the best-performing youth team. After two losses and one point in Group K, Jiangsu Youth faced a weaker opponent, Shandong Youth, in the final round, winning 3:0/1. Jiangsu Youth now has a chance to advance with one win, two losses, and four points. In Group L, Shanghai Youth lost to Yunnan in the first round but managed a 3:2 victory over Tianjin Youth in the second round. Shanghai Youth only gained two points after facing the weakest team, Tianjin Youth. Winning against Sichuan in the final round will be very challenging. If they fail to win and do not score any points, they are likely to be eliminated as the worst third-place team. Here are the standings and rankings after two rounds in Group K: Henan: 2 wins, 0 losses, 6 points, first to advance to the quarterfinals. Fujian Youth: 2 wins, 0 losses, 5 points, second to advance to the quarterfinals. Jiangsu Youth: 0 wins, 2 losses, 1 point, third. Shandong Youth: 0 wins, 2 losses,…

Tianjin Women's Volleyball Sweeps Shandong: Fans Reveal Heartbreaking Inside Story - Chen Fang Saw It Coming The reason behind Tianjin Women's Volleyball's sweep over Shandong has been revealed! Fans have uncovered a disheartening inside story: Chen Fang had seen it all along. Netizens have keenly pointed out that in this match, Tianjin's excellent serving disrupted Shandong's first pass, throwing off their tactical arrangements. Li Yingying lost four points to Shandong with three balls going into the net and one out of bounds, while Meng Dou also made two serving errors. As a national-level outstanding athlete, Li Yingying should not have made so many serving mistakes! I enjoy watching Tianjin's matches; although winning and losing are important, Tianjin values the process even more, and they are constantly improving. The substitutes for Tianjin Women's Volleyball were fantastic, with Li Yingying standing out in her performance. Keep up the good work, and we look forward to your continued success in future competitions! Meng Zixuan's passes were not accurate enough, and she was often blocked due to low passes. Throughout the game, only Liu Meijun and libero Li Zi performed exceptionally well, while others played averagely. There is still room for improvement in the top-four matches! After watching this game, I have a question: why can't Zhang Xinyue be given a chance to train? Meng Zixuan has reached her limit after repeated training; her skills and temperament are hard to change. It might be better to give Zhang Xinyue a try. If that doesn't work out, we'll need to recruit a setter next year.…

In the Paris Olympic cycle, the Chinese women's volleyball team failed to accomplish the task of rejuvenation. The team's overall performance was unsatisfactory, and in three years, they failed to win a world championship title. The gap between them and the world-class strong teams is growing larger. The coaching ability of head coach Cai Bin has been widely criticized. Additionally, the team suffers from a lack of talent, poor echelon construction, and severe aging among the players. Therefore, in the new cycle, the Chinese women's volleyball team will learn from the bitter lessons of the Paris Olympics and undergo comprehensive reforms. In fact, after the Paris Olympics, the restructuring of the Chinese women's volleyball team had already begun. Many assistant coaches from the coaching staff were assigned to local teams for coaching practice. Although there were high calls for head coach Cai Bin to step down, Cai Bin did not resign voluntarily, and the Volleyball Association did not ask him to do so. Therefore, it is likely that Cai Bin will continue to serve in the new cycle. However, what deserves the attention of fans is that the whereabouts of Lai Yawen, the director of the Volleyball Management Center, remains a mystery. After the Paris Olympics, Lai Yawen rarely appeared in public, leading many fans to speculate that she might be involved in the Li Quanqiang incident, although this is all just speculation. Lai Yawen is a veteran of the Chinese women's volleyball team. As a player, she was a mainstay of the national team and made contributions. After retiring,…

As one of the founders of China's "Golden Generation" of women's volleyball, Chen Zhonghe has earned his place in the story of Chinese women's volleyball. Not only is he a coach, but he has also witnessed this chapter in history. However, his journey has been filled with challenges both in his career and family life. Fortunately, those days are behind him now. He has achieved great success and retired with his wife by his side. Occasionally, fans still reminisce about him and the era he represented. Young Chen Zhonghe started as an assistant trainer for the women's volleyball team. Eager to make a mark in the field of volleyball, he seized the opportunity without hesitation and applied to join the national team. This was a relatively low-key role, but Chen Zhonghe did not let that discourage him. Instead, he absorbed experience like a sponge from every training session. Despite his small stature and lack of strength, he knew he could not rely solely on talent and had to compensate through more rigorous training. He took his training seriously, meticulously studying volleyball techniques and tactics. Among the tall and powerful figures of the female volleyball players, Chen Zhonghe's presence seemed insignificant, like an inconspicuous little character. However, his indomitable spirit won him respect and trust among the team members, gradually elevating his status within the team. His career was not without its ups and downs. Starting late, many doubted his transition from assistant trainer to formal coach, questioning whether he had the capability to take on such a heavy responsibility. In…