Girona Gears Up for Busy Schedule After Postponements
Spar Girona is set for a packed schedule in the coming weeks, with rescheduled matches and a crucial Euroleague clash on the horizon.
Originally slated for early January, the game against Araski will now take place next Wednesday at Fontajau at 7:00 PM. Both teams agreed to the new date after a Covid outbreak within the Girona squad forced the initial postponement.
The rescheduled match against Campus Prometre is also on the calendar,with a date set for March 31st. However, the highly anticipated derby against Cadí la Seu remains without a confirmed date.
Girona’s focus now shifts to their upcoming Euroleague encounter against Gran Canaria. Scheduled for tomorrow, the team is determined to secure a win and bounce back from their recent defeat against Landes. A victory would be a meaningful morale booster as they navigate their busy schedule.
girona’s Tight Schedule: A Conversation with Coach Albert
This week, I sat down with Coach Albert, a seasoned veteran in women’s basketball, to discuss Spar Girona’s jam-packed schedule and upcoming EuroLeague clash against gran Canaria.
interviewer: Coach albert, Spar Girona is facing a challenging period with rescheduled games and a vital EuroLeague match. How is the team preparing for this intense stretch?
Coach Albert: Its definitely a tricky situation, but we’re a resilient team.We’ve had to adjust our training schedule to accommodate the rescheduled Araski game and the upcoming EuroLeague encounter against Gran Canaria. the postponement of the Cadí la Seu derby sadly adds another layer of complexity, but we need to remain focused on one game at a time.
Interviewer: The Araski game was initially postponed due to a COVID outbreak within the Girona squad. How has the team managed to recover and prepare for this rescheduled match?
Coach Albert: While the outbreak was a setback, we followed all necessary protocols and prioritized the health and safety of our players. The extra time has allowed us to regain our strength and sharpness. We’re eager to get back on the court and put on a strong performance against Araski.
Interviewer:
Winning against Gran Canaria is crucial for Girona’s EuroLeague campaign. What aspects are you emphasizing in your game plan to secure a victory?
Coach Albert: Gran Canaria is a formidable opponent,known for their strong defense and swift transition game. We need to be disciplined in our offensive execution and limit turnovers.
Defensively, we’ll need to be aggressive and disrupt their rhythm. Making adjustments during the game based on their strategy will be key.
Interviewer: the recent defeat against Landes must have been a learning experience.How do you think the team can bounce back from this setback?
Coach Albert: Every loss is a lesson. We analyzed the Landes game and identified areas for improvement.
We have a positive and determined mindset, and we beleive in our capabilities.This confidence, combined with a focused approach, will help us overcome this challenge.
Interviewer: The crowds at Fontajau are always passionate and vocal. How meaningful is their support, especially during these demanding matches?
Coach Albert: Our fans are the heartbeat of Spar Girona. Their energy and unwavering support give us an extra boost on the court. Knowing we have their backing behind us is incredibly motivating.
Interviewer: Coach Albert, what message would you have for the Spar Girona fans as they prepare to cheer on their team thru this busy period?
Coach Albert: Your unwavering support means the world to us. Come out strong,be loud,be proud! Let’s show everyone what Spar Girona is all about.
We’d love to hear your thoughts! What are your predictions for Spar Girona’s upcoming matches? How do you think the team will handle this demanding schedule? Let us know in the comments below.
