Having archived the practice of the triangular of S. Giustino, Kemas Lamipel is preparing for another joint training, again in Umbria, this time within the walls of Pala Barton, one of the temples of Italian volleyball. Sir Susa Vim Perugia, the sure protagonist of the next Super League championship, will host Colli and his teammates on Tuesday 26 September at 5pm.
The red and whites’ calendar is packed with work between the weight room, technical sessions and joint training sessions, even in midweek shifts. This is the case of the sixth week of preparation which sees Santa Croce busy with an exceptional opponent. Coach Lorenzetti’s team is one of the battleships of the top flight championship and, even with many athletes still involved in the national team, it will still have athletes of the caliber of Solé, Ben Tara, Held, Colaci and Candellaro at its disposal. On the Wolves side, coach Bulleri will not yet have Klistan Lawrence with him, but it will really be a matter of little because, in conjunction with the commitment in Umbria, the Puerto Rican opposite will land in Italy, making himself available for training from the following day.
Last week Sir took the field against Emma Villas Siena, again at Pala Barton, for a joint training session which ended 2-2. In coach Lorenzetti’s “6+1” the setter Tesone (2007), the spiker Fiori (2006) paired with Held, the central players Solè and Candellaro, the opposite player Ben Tara, the libero Colaci.
