The national women’s volleyball team began their Paris Olympics campaign with a straight sets loss to Brazil at the South Paris Arena on Monday afternoon.
Malkia Strikers began the match strongly but were ultimately let down by poor reception and blocks as the two-time Olympics champions cruised to a 25-14 win in the first set.
Coach Japheth Munala’s charges then started the second set in similar fashion, matching the Brazilians block-for-block but then lost steam as the South Americans won 25-13.
The third set was a walk in the park for the 23-time South American champions who eased to a 25-12 win, with Malkia Strikers still searching for their first ever win at the Olympics.
Munala will be hoping for better fortunes in subsequent matches against Poland and Japan. rewrite this news aricle
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The national women’s volleyball team, Malkia Strikers, commenced their Paris Olympics campaign with a straight-sets defeat against Brazil at the South Paris Arena on Monday afternoon.
Despite a strong start, Malkia Strikers struggled with reception and blocking, allowing the two-time Olympic champions to secure a 25-14 win in the first set.
Coach Japheth Munala’s squad began the second set with a competitive edge, matching Brazil block-for-block. However, they lost momentum, resulting in a 25-13 victory for the South Americans.
The third set saw Brazil, the 23-time South American champions, dominate effortlessly with a 25-12 win, leaving Malkia Strikers still in search of their first Olympic victory.
Coach Munala remains hopeful for improved performance in the upcoming matches against Poland and Japan.
