APR Women’s Volleyball conquers Police in intense title clash.
Redemption after last season’s defeat showcases team’s resilience.
Tactical brilliance and teamwork key to APR’s victory.
Coach Kamasa fulfills promise, eyes continental championship representation.
A Clash of Titans: APR vs. Police in the Title Showdown
In the high-stakes encounter at Ecole Notre Dame des Anges, Remera, APR Women Volleyball Club faced off against their perennial rivals, the formidable Police women. The stage was set for an epic battle, with both teams vying for supremacy in the 2024 women’s volleyball league title match.
Resilience in the Face of Setbacks: APR’s Path to Redemption
Despite facing an early setback with Police’s convincing victory in Game 1 of the playoffs, APR refused to be deterred. With their backs against the wall, they regrouped and unleashed a spirited comeback in Game 2, setting the stage for a thrilling series decider.
Tactical Mastery and Teamwork: The Keys to APR’s Victory
Under the astute guidance of Coach Kamasa, APR showcased a masterclass in tactical prowess and teamwork. Led by Captain Valentine Munezero and bolstered by a roster of talented athletes, they executed a flawless game plan, overwhelming their opponents with a barrage of precision plays.
Fulfilling a Promise: Kamasa’s Redemption as Head Coach
For Coach Kamasa, the triumph held special significance. It marked the fulfillment of a promise made to the APR management and underscored his credentials as a formidable leader. With this victory, he notched a milestone in his coaching career, solidifying his reputation as a strategic mastermind.
Beyond the Court: Inspiring a Nation and Setting Sight on Continental Glory
As the jubilant celebrations ensued, APR’s victory resonated far beyond the confines of the volleyball court. It served as a source of inspiration for aspiring athletes across the nation, highlighting the transformative power of dedication and perseverance. Moreover, with their eyes set on the continental stage, APR now prepares to represent Rwanda with pride at the 2025 Africa Men and Women’s Championship.
Unforgettable moments during the match
Captain Valentine Munezero: Orchestrated play with 20 spikes and 15 blocks, displaying exceptional leadership on court.
Benitha Mukandayisenga: Stellar performance included 25 receptions and 18 assists, proving instrumental in crucial moments.
Divine Musabyimana: Notable for 22 digs and 12 aces, her defensive prowess ensured APR’s resilience.
Flavia Dusabe: A force with 18 kills and 10 blocks, her versatility shaped APR’s offensive and defensive strategies.
Ernestine Akimanizanye: Directed play with finesse, tallying 30 assists and 15 digs, pivotal in executing team’s game plan
