Akaa-Volley celebrated the first Cup championship in club history by hitting Hurricane-Loimaa in Turku.
1.2. 23: 56 • Updated 1.2. 23:58
On Saturday, a new championship club was received in the history of the men’s volleyball Finnish Cup in Turku, when Akaa-Volley defeated the Hurricane Loimaa 3-1 in the Cup final. Akaa rose to a clear victory after the opening round, and the match ball was hit by the team’s best scorer Jasper Jaylen. The American scored a nice 30 points for his team in Kupittaa Ballroom.
– We had a difficult journey to the finals, but the end result is the best. The hard sky got a perfect decision, so it really tastes really sweet, Akas Captain rejoiced Niklas Seppänen.
The hurricane took the opening round thanks to its good passes, and the tough feed game kept the team on the neck at the beginning of the second round. In the middle of the round, however, the Hurrican’s offensive game faded, and Akaa was faded by the middle player Petteri Pacific With the leadership of the lead.
The third round was already Akas’s superiority, but in the fourth hurricane still woke up to the battle Gianni Gamden and Eetu Häyrinen under. However, the round went to Akaa 25-20.
Beauty points were not shared
Akaa’s head coach Olli Kunnari Has won five times as a Cup player and as an assistant coach once (VaLePa), but the head coach now became the first win.
– Tastes good and I’m really proud of my team. The start of the match was weak for us, as the reception of the passes was worse in the opening round. Fortunately, we were able to turn into a better gear, Kunnari said.
– We were good enough and no beauty points are shared in this sport.
In the Men’s Championship League, the teams are currently in the top two, and with the win, Akaa continued to win the match. In the league, Akaa has won the hurricane three times this season, so the team’s power relationships have turned last spring.
In the spring, the teams fought for the Finnish Championship and the hurricane took the championship directly with four wins.
The women’s finals between LP Message and Jymyvolley will be played in Turku on Sunday. The broadcast starts on TV2 at 2:45 pm.