CAVB: Zamalek, Al Ahly Book Spots in All Egyptian Final
Now, two of Africa’s volleyball giants will meet in a high stakes final on Sunday. Will Zamalek defend their crown, or will Al Ahly reclaim the top spot?
Now, two of Africa’s volleyball giants will meet in a high stakes final on Sunday. Will Zamalek defend their crown, or will Al Ahly reclaim the top spot?
With Prisons and KCB out, all hopes now rest on Kenya Pipeline to carry the torch into the semifinals, and perhaps even go all the way.
The quarterfinal matchups promise to be thrilling as all three Kenyan teams aim to continue their strong performances and push towards the title.
Rwandese lineup APR who recently won the Confederation of African Volleyball Zone V Club Championship held in Kampala, Uganda last month will have a date with four-time continental winner Club Féminin
Some of the notable teams that are set to compete for continental honours include 10 time holders Al Ahly and two-time winners Zamalek SC of Egypt and Armée Patriotique women of Rwanda.
Kenya Prisons will represent the country alongside Kenya Pipeline and KCB, with all three teams aiming for a strong performance on the continental stage.
Many hope this change will bring much-needed stability and improvement, especially after the team's recent inconsistencies on the continental stage.
With the stunning Tiwi Beach as the backdrop, this tournament is expected to showcase some of the best volleyball talent in the country.
KAPU dominated Kenya Army, while the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) triumphed over Western Prisons, both securing impressive straight-set victories.