Imprint of Vietnamese women's volleyball in 2023: Top 4 in Asia, resilient at the world championship 5
An explosive season for the Vietnamese women’s volleyball team has ended with unforgettable victories in the hearts of fans.
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The Vietnamese women’s volleyball team officially ended the season after the 2023 World Women’s Club Championship in Hangzhou, China.
The year 2023 will see Vietnamese women’s volleyball participate in international tournaments in large numbers, from the region to the world.
Starting with the 2023 Asian Women’s Club Tournament in April in Vinh Phuc, the golden generation of Vietnamese women’s volleyball players, in the name of Sport Center 1 Club, excellently won the championship after overcoming a series of fierce opponents.
Representative of Vietnamese women’s volleyball – Sport Center 1 won the 2023 Asian Club Championship. (Photo: AVC)
The female players continued to play impressively and reached the final of the AVC Challenge Cup 2023. Together, Thanh Thuy and Kieu Trinh `made waves` against superstar Megawati’s Indonesia.
In fact, the Vietnamese women’s team had the opportunity to experience many different styles of volleyball in the past year, from continents such as Europe, America and Asia.
The advancement of Vietnamese women’s volleyball in 2023 was also recognized in the regional arena with two glorious achievements: Top 4 Asian Championships and ASIAD 19. For the first time in participation history, Vietnam
Some other notable titles of Vietnamese women’s volleyball are HCB SEA Games 32, second place SEA V.League and VTV Cup champion.
Reaching the top 4 at ASIAD 19 is the best achievement in the history of Vietnamese women’s volleyball at an Asian Games.
On the FIVB world rankings, Vietnam made great progress when surpassing the top representative in Asia, the Korean women’s volleyball team.
The Kimchi team even lost to Vietnam twice in a row at both the Asian Championship and ASIAD 19. Those were all intense professional matches with the same scenario: Korea led 2-0.
The persistent and never-giving-up spirit of Vietnamese women’s volleyball always leaves a bold mark every time our team encounters higher-priced opponents.
VakifBank SK or Dentil Praia Clube at the World Club Championship is a clear testament to the efforts of coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet’s team.
Tran Tu Linh (No. 20) and Vi Thi Nhu Quynh (No. 16) played explosively in the final match at the World Club Championship.
After going to the `big sea`, what the players receive are valuable lessons and experience competing in a high-level environment.
On the other hand, the success of Vietnamese women’s volleyball in the 2023 season poses challenges for leaders at all levels.
