TRIBUNNEWS.COM – The Indonesian U18 women’s national volleyball team will compete for the gold medal in the 2024 Princess Cup against Thailand on Thursday (13/6/2024) at 15.30 WIB.
The U18 women’s national volleyball team confirmed themselves for the final round after beating the Philippines in three straight sets (25-22, 25-18, 25-19) on Wednesday (12/6) afternoon WIB.
Junaida Santi et al recorded a smooth pace in this tournament which was held in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand.
The reason is, before advancing to the final round, this young Indonesian volleyball heroine recorded four consecutive wins.
In fact, all four were done by luck. Before winning against the Philippines, the Indonesian U18 women’s national volleyball team first beat Singapore, Australia and Malaysia.
In fact, all of them were defeated with a score of 3-0 without reply, aka without losing a single set.
The only defeat for the Indonesian U18 women’s national volleyball team was against Thailand, which occurred in the first match, last Saturday (8/6).
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Indonesia lost to Thailand with a score of 3-0 at that time (25-19, 25-16, 25-23).
Apparently, this defeat actually spurred Azzahra Dwi Febyane alias Gendis et al to get even better results in the next match.
Sure enough, Megawati Hangestri’s young juniors showed an impressive performance who finally qualified for the final.
In the final, Indonesia will meet again against Thailand, which has so far recorded perfect results.
Thailand crushed all the opponents it had ever faced, starting from Indonesia first, then successively Australia, the Philippines, Singapore and finally Malaysia.
All were defeated by the young queen of Asean volleyball with a score of 3-0 without losing a single set.
It is clear that fighting Thailand will be quite a difficult match for the Indonesian national volleyball team.
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