Interior
volleyball club imposed a double victory over Brikama on Friday in Banjul as
they beat the Sateba team straight sets in both genders.
The
police men needed only 78 minutes to record a 3-0 sweep over Brikama and make a
perfect comeback after conceding defeat to Serrekunda East last weekend.
Abdoulie
Sey and Ahmed Tijan were the top scorers in the game while middle blockers
Ebrima and Jahara both added 10 points as Interior won 25-15, 25-17,
25-20.
In
the female events, Interior posted a strong set on the visitors in another 3-0
thriller (25-14, 25-11, 25-10.) in 67 minutes to demolish the young Brikama
side.
Mariama
Ginadou, Isatou Jobarteh and Tida Sanneh registered 15 points while Sohna added
10 points in her name.
One
of the league’s youngest female players Fatou Sillah, fondly called Germano, at
age 14, was the highest scorer of the game with 18 points,drnking through the
Interior block, she recorded 15 spikes but her dominance could not pave way for
her team.
On
Saturday, Serrekunda East nearly got the biggest shock in the season after
Inventing lose ratio against the Gambia Armed Forces men team at the Fajara
Barracks.
Early
on in the first set, SK East were the ones who posed the threat, and indeed
scared their opponents.
Without
Sainey Jawo, Modou Njie and Kebba Ceesay Serrekunda East are still a force to
be reckoned with.
Impressive
teamwork allowed the visitors to dominate by 10-5, with Siaka Bargie reading
her teammates well, delivering accurately for spikes to be sent spinning to
their opponents.
A
time-out was called by GAF in hopes of recovering the set.
Serrekunda
East showed their defensive prowess with a dig, preventing the ball from
reaching the ground and settled the first set.
With
two sets in the bag for both teams, the coaches knew it was their last shot,
and a fight they did.
The
deciding set was followed with great rally that left even spectators gasping
for air, as both teams displayed superb spikes, blocks and saves. The point eventually went to GAF, who won by
registering 15-12 to sit top on the national standings.
Finally,
on Sunday Interior men team returned to the court to register a victory over
YMCA in 3 straight sets: 25-14, 25-17 and 27-25.
The
other Sunday fixture between Gamtel/Cel and Kotu was called off because Kotu
did not appear at the ground thus the 3 points were giving to Gamtel/cel.