Fetisova praises Yao Di as one of the top three in the world? My goodness! That's incredible, isn't it? Although what she said about "this position" confused me a bit, is she referring to the top three setters in the world? This is something that needs to be discussed in detail! To be fair, Yao Di's skills are impeccable; she's like a pillar of stability for Tianjin Team! Her partnership with Fetisova is seamless and exhilarating to watch! She also held her own at the Club World Cup and on the international stage! But then again, as my old friend Lily pointed out, no matter how high the level, if there's no chance to compete in the Olympics, it feels like something is missing, doesn't it? In competitive sports, who wouldn't want to stand on the highest podium and bring glory to their country? Sigh, I really feel sorry for Yao Di! However, to put it another way, Yao Di is doing well now with Tianjin Team, playing happily and enjoying the joy of the game, and that's what really matters, isn't it? After all, happy volleyball is the essence! Lily praises Yao Di so much in the team, but Yao Di mustn't get arrogant! Wait until you lift the league championship trophy together, then celebrate properly! Actually, I think Yao Di's current mentality is quite good, enjoying the game and the joy that volleyball brings! Rather than worrying about whether or not to participate in the Olympics, it's better to focus on the current matches, play every game well,…

A highly anticipated peak confrontation in women's volleyball ultimately presented a one-sided outcome, surprising many fans. Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team swept Beijing at home with a decisive 3-0 score, but what secrets lie behind this victory? Let's delve into the match to uncover the code of Tianjin's triumph. Tianjin Team displayed their powerful overall strength in this game, with players blooming from multiple points and unleashing full offensive firepower, making it difficult for Beijing to cope. Among them, setter Yao Di's outstanding performance was instrumental. She acted like a commander on the court, accurately passing the ball to the best attacking positions, revitalizing the team's offense. She alternated between quick attacks and skillful passes, making Tianjin's offensive rhythm unpredictable and leaving Beijing's blockers at a loss. The data shows that Yao Di's passing success rate was as high as what percentage, directly reflecting her stability and control in the game. Of course, when mentioning Tianjin Team, one cannot overlook their core figure - Li Yingying. This young captain not only possesses formidable attacking power but also exudes leadership qualities. In critical moments, she always steps up, using powerful spikes to tear through Beijing's defense. More importantly, she can lead the entire team, boost morale, and coalesce the team into a formidable force. Besides scoring, Li Yingying also made significant contributions in receiving serves and defense, demonstrating her comprehensive technical ability and game reading skills. Besides Li Yingying, other Tianjin players also shone. Wang Yizhu's attacks at No. 4 position repeatedly succeeded, effectively easing Li Yingying's offensive pressure. Fetsisova's blocking was…

The 17th round of the 2024/25 season Chinese Women's Volleyball Super League concluded on the evening of January 7. In this round, Jiangsu won comfortably at home, while Shanghai, Tianjin, and Liaoning all took away 3 points from their away matches. Additionally, both Beijing and Shenzhen suffered three consecutive losses, putting them in a precarious situation. Group C Standings Jiangsu: 3 wins, 0 losses, 8 points Shanghai: 2 wins, 1 loss, 7 points Fujian: 1 win, 2 losses, 3 points Shenzhen: 0 wins, 2 losses, 0 points Jiangsu Zhongtian Steel 3-0 Shenzhen Australian Tigers [25-12, 25-14, 25-20]‌ In this round, Jiangsu women's volleyball team played at home in Changzhou University Gymnasium and won relatively easily, sweeping Shenzhen in straight sets. Jiangsu women's volleyball team successfully took all 3 points, achieving a three-game winning streak in the playoffs, continuing to lead the Group C standings, and getting closer to the top four. Shenzhen women's volleyball team has poor results, suffering three consecutive losses after this defeat, and it seems that they have basically withdrawn from the competition for the top four seats. Fujian Anxi Tieguanyin 1-3 Shanghai Bright Dairy [18-25, 18-25, 25-21, 25-27]‌ In this round, Shanghai women's volleyball team visited Quanzhou Anxi Wutong Gymnasium and won after a tough battle with Fujian in four sets. This match was won quite dangerously, almost being dragged into a decisive set. Shanghai team took this key battle, leading Fujian by one win and four points, with a great chance to advance to the top four. Fujian women's volleyball team lost at home in…

In the home match against Beijing Women's Volleyball Team, Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team focused their serve on Beijing's main attacker, Jinye, with the coordination of Yao Di as the second setter and Li Yingying's performance. They ended the game with three zero scores, demonstrating excellent handling of key points and timely substitutions throughout the match. From the beginning of the game, Tianjin targeted Jinye with their serve, creating pressure on the first pass and significantly impacting Beijing's offensive system. This tactic proved effective in the first set. During Tianjin's serve rotations, both Li Yingying and Yao Di maintained high-quality serves, especially in critical moments, causing significant trouble for the opponents. After Beijing's first pass quality was affected, their offensive choices became very passive. Beijing could only rely on strong attacks when their first pass was not in place, but Tianjin's blocking was very active, particularly Fetisova at the front row, whose high-quality blocking made it difficult for Beijing to execute effective strong attacks. Yao Di's flexible adjustments at the second setter position, switching between main attackers Li Yingying and Wang Yizhu, made it hard for Beijing to predict the direction of the attack, allowing Tianjin to play offensively smoothly. When Beijing was catching up in the second set, Tianjin promptly replaced Yang Yi to strengthen the first pass, accurately timing the substitution to stabilize the situation and prevent the score from being tied. Beijing also attempted substitutions during the game, bringing in Fuji Nari to enhance the first pass, but the effect was not particularly ideal. This was mainly because…

The match between Tianjin and Beijing women's volleyball teams was truly exhilarating, with every serve filled with suspense and passion. The intense competition between the two teams provided a feast for the spectators' eyes, and ultimately, Tianjin won a decisive victory with a score of 3-0, thanks to their excellent serving and defense. Tianjin's serving strategy was clear from the start, targeting Jin Ye, which caused significant trouble for Beijing's first pass. Although Jin Ye managed to hold her ground initially, as the game progressed, the quality of the first pass began to fluctuate, directly affecting Beijing's offensive organization. Tianjin's choice of serves was intelligent; they did not pursue direct points but instead applied continuous pressure to dismantle the opponent's first pass system. Beijing could only respond passively in this situation, with limited options on the offensive end, allowing Tianjin to set up their defense more comfortably. Yao Di's performance at the second setter position was impeccable; she always found the most suitable attacking point at critical moments, leaving the opponents' defense helpless. Li Yingying's offensive firepower at position 4 was impressive, whether it was strong attacks or drop shots, giving Tianjin great confidence. Fetsisova and Wang Yizhu also performed exceptionally well, especially in the blocking phase, causing significant trouble for the opponents. Tianjin's timely substitutions were also commendable; when the first pass encountered problems, Yang Yi was brought in to stabilize the backcourt promptly. Yao Di's performance as a second setter was flawless; her touch and awareness were at their peak, making Tianjin's offense exceptionally smooth. Each pass was…

Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team Shines with a 3-0 Victory Over Beijing, Reaping Three Positive Outcomes Post-Match; Two Players Projected for National Team Future The Tianjin women's volleyball team has truly impressed in this match, with substitute players stepping up to deliver high-level performances, the main players maintaining their fiery form, and the coach executing precise strategies. This all-around excellence showcases the team's promising future. Fujii Riko made an impressive entrance, unleashing a series of attacks that troubled Beijing's defense with her quick movements and agile technical skills. The Japanese player has found her place within Tianjin's tactical system. Zhang Shiqi also delivered a stable performance at the vice-attacker position, excelling in blocking and fast attacks, particularly in critical moments, providing significant support to the team. The outstanding play of the substitutes has allowed for more flexible rotation for Tianjin, ensuring that the main players can rest adequately while maintaining the momentum of the game. The coaching staff has shown increased trust in the substitutes, boldly making substitutions when leading in score. This strategy has kept the team's morale high. Substitute players are always ready to step onto the court, and their hard work in training has finally paid off in the matches. This positive competitive atmosphere is highly beneficial for the team's development. Fujii Riko's addition has brought more variety to Tianjin's offense, with increasingly默契 coordination with the main players, enhancing the team's overall strength through this chemical reaction. Zhang Shiqi is rapidly maturing in her role as a vice-attacker, with noticeable improvements in blocking and fast attacks. She is…

On December 31, 2024, the match between Tianjin Food Group Men's Volleyball and Beijing BAIC Men's Volleyball not only attracted attention due to the intensity of the game itself but also because of a controversial refereeing decision that shifted the focus from the court to the referees and video replay system. Here's what happened - during the first set of the game, Tianjin was trailing Beijing 13-15, with a tense atmosphere on the court. At this critical moment, after Tianjin served, the ball landed near the left sideline at the far end of Beijing's court, seemingly about to go out of bounds. The line judge immediately ruled the ball out of bounds, awarding Beijing a point. This should have been an uncontroversial call, but Tianjin challenged the decision, requesting confirmation that the ball had indeed landed within the opponent's boundary. This is where the video replay system comes in. Ideally, the referee should verify the call based on the video replay, but there was a problem. The system encountered an issue, and the video replay could not accurately display the correct footage; instead, the referee played an incorrect image. This was quite embarrassing because the big screen showed the challenge as successful, but the replay footage did not match the actual situation, indicating that the ball had clearly landed inbounds when in fact it had not. Most importantly, the head referee did not verify the accuracy of the replay and made a ruling based on the incorrect footage, overturning the call and awarding Tianjin a point. Can you imagine the…