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NEC Red Rockets win VTV Cup 2019

HÀ NỘI  Japanese club NEC Red Rockets triumphed in the  一 六th VTV International Women’s Volleyball Cup, which closed in Quảng Nam Province on Saturday.

The visiting side came from behind to defeat Việt Nam  二 七- 二 九,  二 五- 一 七,  二 五- 一 七,  二 五- 一 六 in the final match.

A knee injury kept Vietnamese captain Trần Thị Thanh Thuý out of the first set. However, the home side, members of the senior and U 二 三 national teams, played well to take a  一 六- 七 lead.

NEC re-set their team after a time out and scored six points in a row to narrow the gap to  一 六- 一 五.

Both sides played well to keep it even at  二 七- 二 七 before Việt Nam went ahead and won the set  二 九- 二 七.

NEC adjusted their style in the second set and easily took the lead while the Vietnamese side grew exhausted because of their five-set semi-final against North Korea on Friday.

NEC won it  二 五- 一 七, then took the next two sets  二 五- 一 七 and  二 六- 一 六 despite Việt Nam coach Nguyễn Tuấn Kiệt's best efforts to change the dynamic of the match.

In the third-place playoff, North Korea beat Chinese Fujian  二 七- 二 五,  二 五- 二 一,  二 五- 一 五.

The organisers also presented other awards to teams and players. Australia was named the fair-play team, Tsukada Shiori of NEC was named best setter, Kim Hyon Ju and Jong Jin Sim of North Korea were the best attackers, Bùi Thị Ngà of Việt Nam and Aratani Shiari of NEC were the top outside hitters and Yanagita Mizuki of NEC won the award for the most valuable player. 

Dinara Syzdykova of Altay Club from Kazakhstan was voted Miss VTV Cup  二0 一 九. VNS