On April 12, the FIVB announced that the 2022 National Women's Volleyball League Finals will be held in Ankara, Turkey. The National Women's Volleyball League will be held from May 31 to July 3, and the Chinese women's volleyball team will compete in the Ankara station in Turkey, the Pasay station in the Philippines and the Sofia station in Bulgaria.
This year's National Women's Volleyball League will be held in three weeks. The sub-race will be held from May 31 to July 3, and the Chinese women's volleyball team will compete in the Ankara station in Turkey, Pasay in the Philippines and Sofia in Bulgaria.
According to the FIVB, the tournament will be held from July 13 to 17. After the previous rounds, 8 teams will be shortlisted for the finals. This year's finals will be a knockout system. The four finals are scheduled for July 13 and 14, with the semi-finals taking place on July 16, with the gold and bronze medal battles taking place on July 17.
After the Chinese women's volleyball team was reinstated by the famous coach Cai Bin, the Chinese Volleyball Association established a women's volleyball talent pool composed of 71 players, and a total of 19 players were selected in the position of deputy attacker, of which 16 participated in the training camp.
At present, the national women's volleyball training camp has ended, and the training list of the new Chinese women's volleyball team is about to be released. In the secondary offensive line, Yan Ni retired, and the Chinese women's volleyball team is currently working hard to reserve and train personnel.
Yuan Xinyue, a 25-year-old player who has participated in two Olympic Games, has undoubtedly become a "new height" on the chinese women's volleyball team's secondary offensive line in the Paris Olympic Games cycle. At present, when the women's volleyball team leaders Zhu Ting and Zhang Changning have successively undergone surgical recuperation periods, Yuan Xinyue is expected to become the leader of the Chinese women's volleyball team in the national women's volleyball league.
Text/Beiqing Sports Chu Peng