Brazil sent South Korea 29 consecutive defeats to Canada in the Women's Volleyball World League

Group photo of Brazilian women's volleyball team after 3-0 victory over South Korea

On May 17, Beijing time, it was reported that the third match day of the 2024 World Women's Volleyball League in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was over. Brazil lost 29 consecutive matches in the World League in Korea 3-0, and Canada won the first victory in Dominica 3-0.

　　 Brazil Women's Volleyball Team Wins South Korea Women's Volleyball Team 3-0

In the face of the South Korean team, which has lost 28 league matches in the world, the Brazilian women's volleyball team, the host team, is better than the others by 3-0, and successfully won two consecutive victories, with three scores of 25-15, 25-19 and 25-17.

Brazil's main attack Anna Cristina won the scoring crown with 18 points, and the main attack Gaby contributed 12 points. The first two games before the game, the first pick up Kisi and the second pick up Tanera, both scored 7 points. The main attack of South Korea, Jiang Suhui, scored the highest 9 points, and the secondary attack, Zheng Haoying, scored 8 points.

　　 Canada Women's Volleyball Team Wins Dominican Women's Volleyball Team 3-0

Canada, which was defeated in the first battle, played well and won 3-0 in the contest with Dominica. The scores of the three games were 25-20, 25-21 and 25-22. The victory in this battle brought a net increase of 13.1 points in Canada's world ranking points, narrowing the gap between Canada and the Netherlands, which ranked 10th.

Canada's answer Van Riker and main attack Gray both scored 19 points, and two secondary attacks White and Maglio both scored 4 points. Dominica's assistant Gonzalez won the highest 14 points of his own side, while the double hosts Pennia and B-Martinez scored 11 and 10 points respectively.

In the early morning of May 18, Beijing time, the fourth match day will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At 1 o'clock, Serbia faced Thailand, at 4:30, China met Canada, and at 8 o'clock, the United States and Brazil fought. (Caucasus)