Hidramar, to the final of the Super League

The third semifinal match started with Hidramar commanding the electronics in the first roundyouras put land in the middle thanks to the success of Sulián Matienzo which forced the Nazarenes to consume their first timeout with a 12-9 score on the scoreboard that threatened the islanders’ takeoff at the first opportunity.

The sparks of talent from Maguilaura Frías were not enough to match the choral rhythm of a very solid Olympian in defense and forceful in attack that forced the second stoppage of the game after an ace by Ale Del Burgo that made it 18-12 in the CID light.

Cajasol entrusted itself to its triplet formed by Frías, Walsh and Henley to counteract the cannon shots of Heloiza Pereira, to get closer on the scoreboard, Fran Carballo opting to stop the game to avoid last minute scares with a 22-18 score.

The Nazarenes tried but Caroline Godoi grew bigger in the net and Laura Suárez took the lead to close the first act in her favor with a powerful shot through the center, making it 25-19 (1-0).

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Hidramar Gran Canaria broke the evident equality at the start of the second act with a choral game that dismantled Cajasol, which was struggling to stop the yellow team’s pace, forcing Ricardo Fernández Torronteras to have to stop the game with a 19-13 score that made portend the worst for those of Dos Hermanas.

The mistakes of the Gran Canarian women prolonged the agony of the Nazarene women in a second act that Heloiza Pereira would be in charge of closing. in favor of the Olympic team with a direct serve point that made it 25-19 which doubled the yellow team’s lead in the match (2-0).

The Olympic team was approaching its fourth consecutive final with a 5-1 partial start with Caroline Godoi intractable at the net and Heloiza Pereira serving, and Cajasol froze the match in search of emergency solutions.

The Sevillians did not give up, but Hidramar seemed to travel on AVE towards the grand final, forcing their rival to burn their last cartridge after Laura Suárez made it 12-5 with an imperial block.

Frías, Walsh and Henley tightened the score after the halfway point of the match and Fran Carballo did not hesitate to stop the game to try not to extend the clash beyond what was necessary with a 13-10 on the CID scoreboard.

A new attack by the Andalusians forced the Gran Canarian team to consume their last time-out with a score of 17-15, but the champions’ caste reappeared in the final stretch of the round to finish finishing off the tie quickly, settling the third act with a 25-19 after a monumental block by Caroline Godoi (3-0), which put the yellow team in their fourth consecutive league final.

Data sheet:

3-CV Hidramar Gran Canaria: Manzano (13), Suárez (6), Heloiza (10), Matienzo (18), Godoi (8), Del Burgo (1) and Arocha (libero) -initial team- Novoa, Lucre, Loane, Helia (libero), Necklace.

0- FP Pro Volleyball Cajasol: Orejas (3), Walsh (10), Vondran (1), Frías (12), Sansó (8), Henley (8) and Barón (libero) -starting team- Arcos (libero), Saucedo, Burk (1), De Blas, Trojan, Delagrammatikas.

Partials: 25-19, 25-19, 25-19.

Referees: Fernando Cerrato and Diana Rico Sánchez.