Poland’s Pawell Zatorski Says Libero Role Is About Fight, Reception

  0 Wendy Mayer | June 19th, 2017 | European volleyball, International Volleyball, News, Polish League

Poland’s libero Pawel Zatorski has spent a lot of time among the best teams in international competition as a member of the Polish national team, including a spot at the 2016 Olympics and on the 2014 World Champion team.

He also grabbed medals at the 2012 World League championships (gold), 2011 World Cup (silver) and 2011 European Championship and 2011 World League championship (bronze).

A four-time winner at the Polish national level and member of the Zaksa Kedzierzyn-Kozle club side, which won the Polish title in 2016, it is fair to say the libero might know a thing or two about what is needed to excel at the highest level.

Zatorski sat down with the FIVB and talked about his position and the need to not only be good in serve receive, but also to supply the team with a fight to the end of each play. Without the libero and serve receive, however, he points out that nothing else can happen.

He also reminisced about winning the 2014 World Championship with the Polish national team in front of their home crowd in Katowice.

Poland participated in the 2017 FIVB World League tournament, posting a 4-5 record, finishing eighth after falling to Team USA in the preliminary round finale. The loss helped the Americans reach the Final Six.  

 

 

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Wendy Mayer

Wendy Mayer has worked in athletics media relations for the last 20 years. The Northwest Missouri State alumna is currently senior writer for Volleymob.com after spending the last 15 years with Purdue athletics.

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