Girls’s professional report: Rettke leads Milano in Champions and Italian leagues

That is our weekly replace on USA ladies taking part in skilled volleyball all over the world. Many of the gamers are former NCAA standouts:

Champions League

Milano claimed management of Pool A by simply sweeping VakifBank (25-17, 25-17, 25-16) as Dana Rettke had 10 kills, hit .833, and had two blocks. Jordan Thompson led VakifBank with 13 kills and one block. Ali Frantti had a kill and Chiaka Ogbogu didn’t rating.

Mulhouse was upset by Stara Pazova in 5 units in Pool A  as Annayka Legros had 10 kills, 4 blocks and an ace. Carli Snyder had 11 kills, one block and an ace and Jaali Winters had seven kills.

Scandicci is atop Pool B after beating Eczacibasi in an exciting four-set match. Haleigh Washington had a kill and a block.

Plovdiv of Bulgaria upset Vasas to finish Pool B motion as Ciara DeBell had 14 kills, a block and an ace. Taylor Bannister led Vasas and all scorers with 26 kills and an ace.

Potsdam overcame an adversary when touring to Slovenia and beat Kamnik in 5 units. Danielle Harbin got here off the bench to be high scorer with 19 kills and two blocks. Breland Morrissette had one kill in its place. Justine Wong-Orantes was credited with 47% optimistic reception.

Conegliano leads Pool D after beating Rzeszow in 4 units. Khalia Lanier had 15 kills, two aces and a block, Kelsey Robinson Prepare dinner adopted with 11 kills and setter Madi Bugg added two kills and an ace.

Krystal Rivers powered Stuttgart previous Beveren with 22 kills (.571), three aces and two blocks. Kayla Haneline had six kills (.750) and two blocks.

CEV Cup

Porto claimed an vital five-set win over Beziers within the first round-of-16 match. Kyra Holt led with 23 kills, three blocks and two aces. Lauren Matthews had 13 kills and a block. Taylor Sandbothe completed with eight kills and three aces whereas center associate Lauren Web page had seven kills and two blocks. Serena Grey had 12 kills (.706) and 4 blocks for Beziers. Taylor Fricano added 11 kills and two blocks. Setter Ella Might Powell had a kill.

NUC Viteos put aside Maribor in 4 units as Tia Scambray led with 17 kills and a block. Tessa Grubbs added 15 kills and two aces. Madeline Haynes adopted with 10 kills, a block and an ace. Jasmine Gross had a match-high three aces to go together with 5 kills and two blocks.

Dresdner gained the German derby by sweeping Schwerin as Grace Frohling led with 15 kills and an ace. Tia Jimerson added six kills and a match-high 5 blocks.

Chieri simply swept Lajkovac of Serbia. Madi Kingdon had six kills, three aces, and two blocks and Avery Skinner had one kill as a short substitute.

Levallois Paris SC pulled off the largest upset of the CEV Cup up to now by beating Turkish big THY in 5 units. Emily Thater had 12 kills and three blocks for Paris.

CEV Problem Cup

PAOK swept Dinamo Zagreb of their first round-of-16 match as Kash Williams had seven kills and an ace.

Wiesbaden pulled off the upset of the event up to now by beating Galatasaray in 5. Jaidyn Blachfield was Wiesbaden’s second-top scorer with 13 kills, 4 aces and a block. Rachel Anderson matched Blanchfield’s 4 aces and in addition had a match-high 5 blocks together with six kills. Galatasaray’s Danielle Cuttino was the highest scorer with 22 kills and two blocks. Logan Eggleston added 17 kills. Heather Gneiting completed with two blocks and a kill.

In a battle of two Purdue alums, Panathinaikos overcame Bucuresti in 4 units. Sherridan Atkinson led Panathinaikos with 24 kills and a block. Bucuresti setter Ashley Evans had two kills, two blocks and an ace.

Nantes simply swept Menorca. Taylor Mims had 13 kills (.500) and three blocks and Jaelyn Keene had six kills, 4 blocks and three aces.

Linz misplaced to Turkish aspect Nilufer in 5. Brooke Botkin made her debut for Linz and had 20 kills and so did Emily Zinger. Jamie Stivers added 14 kills and an ace. Setter Zoe Nunez had a match-high 4 aces to go together with two blocks.

Italy

Within the largest match of the week, Conegliano (10-0) stayed unbeaten by beating Novara in 4 as Lanier led with 5 aces and 12 kills. Robinson Prepare dinner had 14 kills, one block, and an ace.

Scandicci (8-2) gained its fifth in a row, a sweep of Pinerolo, as Washington had 5 kills and two aces.

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Supply: LVF

Milano wanted further assist to beat Casalmaggiore in 5 units. Rettke got here off the bench on a scheduled relaxation day and was MVP with 11 kills (.733), two blocks and two aces. Rettke’s serving proved to be key as within the fifth set she helped serve Milano (9-1) from a 6-2 result in finish it 15-2. Micha Hancock had a kill and one ace for Casalmaggiore (2-8), which misplaced its fourth straight match.

Avery Skinner led Chieri’s sweep of Busto Arsizio with 15 kills (.444) and a block. Kingdon added 4 kills on 9 swings as Chieri improved to 6-4.

Trentino’s (1-9) woes continued after being swept by Bergamo. Carly DeHoog had seven kills for Trentino. Madeleine Gates didn’t play.

Firenze (4-6) misplaced to Vallefoglia in 4. Lauren Stivrins got here off the bench to have 4 blocks and two kills for Firenze.

Cuneo (4-6) misplaced to Roma in 4 units, 26-24 in set 4. Anna Stevenson-Corridor got here off the bench to have eight kills (.667) and a block for Cuneo. Madi Kubik added three kills.

Turkey

Muratpasa (6-5) simply lowly Karayollaria as Stephanie Samedy had 9 kills and two blocks.

PTT (3-8) bought seven kills in as many tries from Payton Caffrey however was swept by Fenerbahcet.

VakifBank’s (11-1) wanted 5 units to beat Aydin (4-7). Frantti had 13 kills, two blocks, and an ace. Ogbogu completed with 10 kills (.692), two blocks, and an ace. Thompson didn’t play. Aydin setter Lauren Carlini had 4 kills and two blocks.

Sarah Parsons led Kuzeyboru (8-3) to a straightforward sweep of Nilufer with 15 kills (.560), a block and an ace.

Galatasaray (4-7) gained its second straight league match, beating newly promoted Besiktas in 4. Cuttino had 23 kills (.416). Gneiting had six kills (.750) and two blocks. Eggleston, beginning one set, completed with 4 kills.

Japan

JT Marvelous (11-0) escaped Hitachi Rivale in 5 units as Annie Drews led with 19 kills, three blocks and two aces.

Hisamitsu Springs (8-2) bounced again from final week’s defeat by beating Toray in 4. McKenzie Adams led with 16 kills, two aces and a block.

NEC Purple Rockets (7-2) gained its fourth in a row, beating Ageo in 4 , as Dani Drews had 15 kills, two blocks and an ace.

Brazil

SESC RJ (4-1) gained the battle of Rio by beating rival Fluminense (4-3) in 4. Roni Jones-Perry was named MVP after having 21 kills, three blocks and three aces. Claire Felix had 4 blocks, two kills and an ace for Fluminense.

Minas (6-1) swept Pinheiros as Annie Mitchem was MVP with 15 kills and an ace. Setter Jenna Grey had a block.

Germany

Dresdner (7-1) rebounded from a sluggish begin and beat Aachen (0-8) in 4. Frohling led with 17 kills, three aces and a block. Jimerson adopted with 13 kills (.600) and two blocks. Gabby Goddard had a match-high six blocks and 6 kills for Aachen.

Munster (2-6) broke its shedding streak by sweeping Neuwied (0-8). Jenna Ewert was Munster’s second high scorer with six kills, three aces and two blocks. Gloria Mutiri adopted with 9 kills. Zoe Fleck was credited with 42% optimistic reception.

Suhl (4-4) upset Potsdam (6-2) in 5.

France

Cannes (5-5) gained its second straight by upending TFOC in 5 units as Madelyn Robinson had 20 kills, two aces and a block.

Jaelyn Keene was named MVP as Nantes (8-1) swept Levallois Paris SC (7-3). Keene had eight kills (.615), two aces and a block. Mims added seven kills, two blocks and an ace. Thater had six kills and a block for Paris.

Nancy (8-2) moved into first place with a four-set win over Mulhouse (7-2). Breanna Runnels was named MVP as she got here off the bench to have 10 kills and three blocks. Haylie Bennett was the match’s high scorer with 21 kills and three blocks. Katelyn Evans added 9 kills and an ace whereas Shayla Hoeft contributed 4 kills. Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres set for Nancy and had two blocks, a kill and an ace. Legros had six kills and an ace for Mulhouse. Winters and Snyder each had 12 kills and an ace.

Beziers (5-4) bought again into the win column by sweeping Quimper (1-8). Setter Ella Might Powell was named MVP for Beziers after getting three kills and an ace. Fricano was the second-top scorer with 13 kills and a blocks. Grey added 5 kills, a block and an ace.