Emilce Sosa

2018 W. World Championships Daily Summary – October 4

At the end of the day, the Netherlands, Italy, the United States and Serbia wrapped up the preliminary round with perfect 5-0 marks and pool titles.

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Pool A: #8 Netherlands Flies into FIVB Round 2 at 5-0

8th-ranked Netherlands finished strong in pool play with a sweep of 26th-ranked Mexico and will enter the second round with an undefeated 5-0 mark. 6th-ranked Japan came in second in Pool A, wrapping play at 4-1 following its 3-0 win over 13th-ranked Germany.

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Pool A: Sweeps All Around Monday at FIVB Worlds

Pool A action on Monday at the 2018 FIVB World Championship was very competitive, however, the results all game in straight sets for Germany, Netherlands and Japan. The Netherlands is alone atop the standings in Pool A with a 3-0 mark and 8 points.

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Argentina, Mexico, And Trinidad Release Final WCH Rosters

NCAA athletes are making their presence known at the upcoming WCH

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Nizetich Kicked Out Of Argentine Team, Mimi Comes Out Of Retirement

The world of Argentine female volleyball has been rocked by deep changes in the team’s roster

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VolleyMob’s Female Volleyball Nations League Power Rankings

Sports betting is now legal – Don’t do it before reading our Power Rankings

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2018 VNL Pool 1 Preview: RUS, THA, NED, ARG

With Russia playing without Tatyana Kosheleva again this summer, coach Jamie Morrison’s Dutch squad has a chance for 9 early points in hostile territory.

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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.

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Emilce Sosa Retires From Argentinian National Team

After eight years serving the national team, and having helped it achieve its first ever Olympic Games, Mimi Sosa hangs up the blue and white uniform.

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