Italy was imposed on the final of the men's European championship sub 16 In Ereván with partials of 25-21, 25-18, 25-23 and 25-19, being crowned champion. Spacetrained by Diego Taboada, He reached a meritorious second place in the tournament.
In a vibrant atmosphere in the capital of Armenia, there was a vertical confrontation between Italy and Spain in the final of the European sub 16 male. The Italian team started the duel more effectively and managed to dominate the first set by 25-21showing a firm reception and forceful auctions.
Spain reacted in the second manga dominating clearly and obtaining the set 25-18. Young people led by Diego Taboada demonstrated Excellent offensive and defensive coordinationbalancing the game and forcing Italy to rethink their strategy.
However, in the third set there was a more matched clash. Both teams were at the limit, but Italy sealed the partial 25-23 Thanks to its biggest glue in the key moments. On the fourth set, the champion emerged definitively: 25-19 and title in Italian hands.
Along the championship, Diego Taboada's players have stood out for their resiliencecohesion and constant evolution. The Spanish, compact and organized defense, and an aggressive but controlled attack, allowed them to reach the final clearly. Besides, His ability to adapt after the defeat of the first set, managing to tie the gamereflects an exemplary mentality and a great collective work.
Although they did not rise with gold, Spain exhibited modern, worked and competitive volleyball, placing itself as one of the strongest selections of the tournament. The coach Diego Taboada and his coaching staff have managed to instill in a very young group a philosophy of delivery, discipline and ambition.
In summary, The Spanish team closes the European sub 16 as a runner -up of Europewith a high head and with the safety of a group of players with great projection. A second position that knows Victoria and that He predicts a hopeful future for national volleyball.
