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U-17 Volleyball : Nigeria beat Cameroon 3-1 , through to semi final

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
December 5, 2023
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The Nigeria under 17 female volleyball team on Monday in Abuja,  beat their Cameroonian counterparts 3-1 in their second match of the ongoing 2023 Girl’s U17 African Nations Volleyball.

The match played at the package B of the Moshood Abiola Stadium,  saw the Nigerian girls taking a revenge from their previous lost to  Egypt.

 

The Nigerian girls  lost the first set by 19- 25; they however fought back to win the remaining three sets.

 

They won the second set 25-20, the third set 25-13 and the fourth set 25-22.

Cameroon girls fought back but they could not utilize their  chances.

Speaking after the match, coach of Nigeria team, Sunday Akapson said they can not jubilate yet because they still have matches to play.

“Congratulations to the girls for the work well done, this is just a starting point for us,.

“We are meeting them again on Wednesday in the semi final and we want to assure you that the girls will replicate this victory, ”he said.

On his part, Tamoo Henry, the official delegate of Cameroon team said the girls did well even though they lost the match.

“It was a difficult match against Egypt on Sunday where we lost our first game and today against Nigeria.

“The girls are tired, they are children and we must encourage them and I believe that they will do better in their next match, ”he said.

Nigeria lost their  opening game  to Egypt 0-3 while Cameroon also lost their first game to  Egypt 2-3.

Nigeria, Egypt and Cameroon are the only countries participating in the tournament after two countries pulled out due to logistics problems.

Nigeria will take on  Cameroon in the semi final on Wednesday.

The 2023 Girl’s U17 African Nations Volleyball which started on Saturday is expected to end on Dec. 8

Tags: Moshood Abiola StadiumSunday AkapsonTamoo Henry
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