As expected, the Berlin Wallis have won for the seventh time in a row at the Volleyball Bundesliga. At the bottom of the table, ten-time German champion V.C. Brazilian Renan Michaelsi finished the unilateral game with a second match point.
With all their superiority in all three movements, B.R. Wallis had meanwhile had a chaotic phase. 23:13 allowed the team to pull off the first set after the lead and had to accept a 0: 5 point series immediately. Denise Caliberta finished the run with only the third set ball.
Among the Valley, wounded great artists Benjamin Patch, Serge Crankin and Samuel Tuya are missing again. In addition, Adam Kovalsky had to convert Julian Jenger to Libero, who traveled to his Bavarian homeland for personal reasons. National player Anton Prem sat alone on the bench.
Michelucci, who represented Brehm in the middle block, finished the second set with two consecutive crashed ACs. In the finals, too, the Wallis had a nine-point lead 18: 9.
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VCO’s junior team, which has not yet won this season, had only players born in 2001 and 2002. 16-year-old Milan Querric also got time to play against the Wolves. The team performed well within their possibilities, but without a chance of winning a set, with unrefined service and unwavering acceptance. (dpa)
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