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Raina Needs to Erase Willow's Blank Space

Raina Needs to Erase Willow's Blank Space... Director Abondanza “I Hope you Realize the Method”



“Willow injured her knee, will be absent for at least 2 weeks”… Raina, the attack burden increases

Women's professional volleyball Heungkuk Life Insurance's Asian quarter player Reina Tokoku (registered name Reina) was put to the test this season.

Due to the injury absence of her foreign player Willow Johnson (registered name Willow), Raina's role has increased. 온라인카지노

After winning with a set score of 3-2 over IBK Industrial Bank of Korea on the 15th, coach Marcello Abondanza said, "I hope Willow will come back as soon as possible, but I think (the gap) will be at least two weeks."

Willow is said to have injured his right knee ligaments in the previous game, the Hyundai Engineering & Construction match on the 12th.

As one axis of the 'triangular formation' that supported Heungkuk Life Insurance collapsed, the shoulders of the other two, Kim Yeon-kyung and Raina, became heavy.

Considering that Kim Yeon-kyung is already ranked 5th in league scoring (624 points), 2nd in attack success rate (44.94%), and 5th in receiving (42.55%), Raina has a bigger role to work out.

Raina entered the top 10 in major offense and defense indicators only in time difference attack success rate (5th place, 61.36%).

Raina's homework was clearly evident in this day's game.

Raina, who had to fill Willow Johnson's vacancy, recorded the highest attack share (38.16%) on the team.

Kim Yeon-kyung’s was 31.88%.

But he couldn't get enough after the first drink.

Raina, who scored 23 points, had an attack success rate of 26.58% and an attack efficiency of only 3.80%.

He had 9 errors and he gave up 9 blocks.

In particular, he was disappointed with his performance in the 4th set, where the set score was 2-1.

His attack efficiency was -12.00%.

This is why Raina shed tears on this day after scoring the final score at 14-12 in the 5th set.

After the match, Raina said, "It wasn't easy without Willow," and "I was upset because I felt like we lost in the fourth set because of me.

I felt sorry for the team."

He recalled the final scoring moment, "I thought, 'If I don't get this one point, I can't do it.

I'm the only one who can finish it.'"

Coach Abondanza, who knew Reina Tokoku's difficulties well, warmly encouraged her.

He said, "Raina did very well in the first and second sets, but things didn't go well in the second half.

I think it could happen.

I hope Raina realizes how to overcome it on her own."

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