Grupa Azoty Chemik POLICE record another victory in the CEV Champions League without losing a set so far. The Polish team faced Dinamo Ak-Bars KAZAN on Wednesday night and secured three points, which keeps them second in the table behind Igor Gorgonzola NOVARA. The second set proved most competitive between both teams, but the first and third sets were dominated by consistent performance from POLICE.  

• Polish middle blocker Iga Wasilewska was awarded MVP after an outstanding offensive performance with 12 points, 3 blocks and 69% of attack efficiency

• Jovana Brakocevic was the top scorer of the game with 16 points; on Russian side Tatiana Kadochkina scored 10 points

• The Polish team performed well in block, scoring 10 blocks in 3 sets.

• Samantha Bricio and Agnieszka Kakolewska faced each other as opponents after having shared last season’s experience in Scandicci

Iga Wasilewska, middle blocker of Grupa Azoty Chemik Police: “We were eager to see our shape when playing three days in a row and it seems that day by day we are feeling better and better on the court. We are very happy about this win and now we will focus on tomorrow game against Novara - we are confident about our chances”.

Samantha Bricio, outside spiker of Dinamo-Ak Bars Kazan: “We didn’t show our value as a team in the first two days of this tournament. Today our mistakes made the difference, we didn’t play our volleyball and the result was a defeat. We still have a chance to pass the 4th Round, so tomorrow we will have to do our best and secure a victory to react after these two losses”.