NASHCOPY were made to battle by their clubmates, but secured another important win last week in the OSA Recruitment Ladies’ League.
THE OSA Recruitment Leagues started well after the festive break with not too many mince pie induced cramps slowing down proceedings.
NASHCOPY made it a men’s and women’s double in the Steve Le Poidevin Vase play-offs.
IN THE OSA Mixed League, Provident Juniors 1 came up against Doyle Motors Bruisers who are arguably the favourites for their division as this season they have added Island Ladies player Sam Le Marquand to their squad.
E.I. STURDZA are off the mark in the OSA Ladies’ League.
AN INJURY-HIT MEC saw coach Mike Dorey having to choose from three injured players to complete his starting line-up against a Nashcopy side also suffering similar circumstances in the Women’s League.
IT WAS a case of so close, but yet so far for Nashcopy as they reached the men’s final of the weekend’s Guernsey Volleyball Tournament.
NOT a match in the early men’s and women’s Steve Le Poidevin Vase volleyball Leagues has yet gone to a deciding set.
FOR one Guernsey volleyballer, Aland is long way from where he started playing the game.
GUERNSEY took a hammering in the inter-insular matches, but a 4-0 defeat did not reflect the high standard of play exhibited by each squad.
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