VolleyMob Year in Review: November 2017
November brought several international and domestic announcements regarding newly formed league and 2018 slates, while the collegiate volleyball world was busy wrapping up the regular season and preparing for postseason play.
Bruninho And Ngapeth To Leave Modena For Lokomotiv Novosibirsk?
Rumors have it that Modena’s recent compromise with Ngapeth was conditioned to his release at the end of the season from the contract that binds him to the team through 2020
Team USA’s Garrett Muagututia Signs In Portugal
“Have no doubt: I came to be a champion.” – Muagututia
Tours Fans Rally Around Wounembaina After Racist Incident
Tours made a statement at their most recent 2018 CEV Men’s Challenge Cup match against Olympiacos Piraeus as nearly all 2,800 fans held up “No Racism” signs after fans made remarks to Cameroon’s Nathan Wounembaina in the previous match.
VolleyMob Year in Review: October 2017
Attendance records, upsets and win streaks highlighted the collegiate volleyball landscape in October, while the 2018 World Championships field was set, the FIVB tested new beach rules and announced two drug-related reinstatements on the international scene.
Ernardo Gomez Out, Nikolay Uchikov In For PAOK Thessaloniki
PAOK had a busy day in the transfer market
Dynamo Kazan Wins Its 4th Russian Cup – Mammadova is MVP + Dream Team
Dynamo Kazan beat rivals Dynamo Moscow to come out on top
VolleyMob Year in Review: September 2017
College volleyball stole the show in September with a schedule affected by hurricanes, impacted by major injuries and highlighted by milestone wins and upsets. The World Grand Champions Cup, AVP Championship and much more also dotted the volleyball landscape.
Meet Nikolay Karpol, Uralochka-NTMK’s Coach For The Last 49 Seasons
Legendary Russian coach Nikolay Karpol, a 2009 Volleyball Hall of Fame inductee, has been recently awarded the Russian Federation 2017 National Sports Award due to his services to Russian domestic volleyball
