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| torek, 3. avgust 2010 |
| KAY VAN DIJK FOR ACH VOLLEY |
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 Bled, August 3, 2010 - Volleyball team ACH Volley has been recently reinforced by another volleyball player Kay van Dijk from the Netherlands. The 26-year-old`s last club was the Italian Loreto and before that he was a member of the LIG Greaters from Korea and Noliko from Belgium as well as playing 89 times for the Dutch national team. Van Dijk has already been introduced to the Slovene volleyball public, namely in the Champions League season 07/08, when Noliko played against ACH Volley in Ljubljana`s Sports hall Tivoli. The 215 cm tall player will fill in the position of corrector in ACH Volley. "We are happy to be joined by a player from a country with a long tradition in volleyball and with experience from the strongest league in the world. We believe that together with the excellent Alen Šket they will make a strong corrector team, successfully working together in the long season ahead of us," said ACH Volley`s president Rasto Oderlap after the signing the contract.
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| petek, 9. april 2010 |
| "THE SUCCESS OF SLOVENE ATHLETES EQUALS PRIDE AND RECOGNITION IN POLAND" |
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 "It feels really good when a Pole congratulates me for the success of Slovene athletes. I am very lucky that my first months in Poland coincided with the amazing results of Slovene athletes: in the summer it was Primož Kozmus, defeating a Pole at the World Championship in Berlin; our football team defeated the Polish one in Maribor. Our basketball players were very popular at the European Championship as well and many Poles supported them after their team was eliminated. Our handball players, ski jumpers are well known in Poland as well as Petra Majdič and many others. Every volleyball fan can imagine what ACH Volley qualifying for the CEV Indesit Champions League Final Four means. The feelings are incredible," said Marjan Šetinc, MA, Slovenia`s Ambassador in Poland, who will also attend the Final Four in Lodz. |
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| četrtek, 8. april 2010 |
| >ITS GOING TO BE AN AMAZING RIDE< |
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 ACH Volley`s players have already arrived to the scene of this year`s Final Four CEV Indesit Champions League. The road to Poland led them from Maribor Airport to Warsaw, followed by a two-hour bus drive to Lodz. The Slovene team will have its first practice in Atlas Arena sports hall on Friday evening. After they arrival to Lodz we had a short talk with the Canadian player Daniel Lewis, who won the third place at the Final Four two years ago with the Polish team of Belchatow and whose experience will be very valuable for the team in orange. Daniel recently celebrated his 34th birthday and is still very popular in Poland. He was very happy to answer a few questions and here are his replies... |
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| sreda, 7. april 2010 |
| "PLAY VOLLEYBALL AND HAVE FUN" |
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 Before the start of this season ACH Volley`s players have set themselves the goal to qualify for the second round of the CEV Indesit Champions League. This goal was realized and after phenomenal wins against Italian Macerata and Austrian Tirol the team qualified for the Final Four Tournament, which will be held on April 10 and 11. This year`s host is Lodz, Poland and the other three teams participating in the tournament are the Italian Trentino, the Russian Dinamo from Moscow and home Belchatow. The first, semi-final opponent of the Slovene players and their coach Glenn Hoag will be the current Champions League winner and the world club champion Trentino BetClic. On Wednesday, April 7, a press conference was held on the premises of the general sponsor, ACH d.d., during which the preparations and the goals for the tournament in Poland were discussed. |
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| petek, 10. september 2010 |
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Today, ACH Volley players started their preparation for the new season in Radovljica Sports Centre. Eight players attended the first training session, while Milan Rašić, Uroš Kovačević, Daniel Lewis and Kay Van Dijk were absent because of their engagements in their national teams. The head coach Igor Kolaković also joined his team and after the training he left for Rogla to attend the training sessions of the Serbian team who are getting ready for the September World Championship in Italy. After the training the new coach of Slovenian champions commented: >I am glad the first trainings started on time and we have enough time before the start of the Champions League season. All the players attending today`s session have just finished their preparations with the national team, so it is natural that they will need some time to get used to the new way of work here. This year, there is an extensive program ahead of us: not only we are playing in the Champions League but also in the Central European League and in two home competitions so we really have to work hard. I hope that during the preparation period we will able to play against as many high-quality opponents as possible, so as to get ready for the matches in the following months.< In the absence of the new head coach the trainings will be taken over by his assistant coach, Dragan Kobiljski. During the preparation period the training sessions will take place actually every day in their home Sports Center in Radovljica. From 18 till 22 September the current Slovenian champions will host Canadian national team who will stop by to play a few games with ACH Volley before going to participate in the World Championship.
