In the 19th round of the French Men's Volleyball League, Paris, where Miyaura Kento and Kai Yuto play, played against Saint-Jean-de-Yallac on Saturday, February 3rd (local time), and won 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-21). Miyaura Kento scored 16 points, the most on the team, while Kai Yuto came on as a substitute but did not score any points.
First set starting lineup
Paris
OH: Panu (France), Conde (Argentina)
MB: Jurkovics (Austria), Wetter (USA)
OP: Miyaura
S: Mottapaes (France)
L: Kapur (Serbia)
San Jandiyalac
OH: Demirovic (France), Bonnefoy (France)
MB: Breteau (France), Toure (France)
OP: Rilembo (France)
S: Da Silva (France)
L: Ferrou (France)
*Positions: OH = outside hitter, MB = middle blocker, OP = opposite, S = setter, L = libero
Match Report
In the first set, Paris led 7-5 early on with a spike from OP Miyaura, then in the middle with blocks from S Mottapaes and MB Wetter, Paris extended their lead to 16-10. A block from MB Touré and a spike from OH Bonnefoy later helped Saint-Jean-Dillarac close the gap to 23-20, but a service ace from S Mottapaes gave Paris the set 25-20.
In the second set, Paris scored four consecutive breaks early on with a service ace from OP Miyaura and two attacks from S Mottapaes to take a 5-2 lead. After that, a spike and block from MB Touré put Saint-Jandiyarak back in front at 11-12, but a spike from OH Panu put Paris in front again at 19-17. From there, a block from OH Panu gave Paris another break to make it 21-18, and OP Miyaura finally scored a spike to take the set 25-23.
In the third set, Saint-Jean-Diyarrac led 5-7 early on with an ace from S. da Silva. But Paris quickly tied the score at 7-7 with a block from MB Wetter, and then with a spike from OH Conde and an ace from OP Miyaura, they extended their lead to 14-9. From there, Saint-Jean-Diyarrac closed the gap to 18-16 with a spike from OH Bonnefoy. But in the closing stages, an OH Conde spike put Paris on match point at 24-21, and another block from OH Conde gave Paris the set 25-21.
The result was a 3-0 victory for Paris Saint-Jean-d'Illac.
MVP: OH Lucas Conde 10 points (including 1 block) Attack efficiency rate 64%
OP Kento Miyaura 16 points (2 on serve) Attack effectiveness rate 28.57%
OH Kai Yuto No points
This means Paris remains in 9th place with a record of 10 wins, 9 losses and 27 points.
1. Chaumont 15-4 46P
2. Tourcoin 14-5 40P
3. Tour 13-6 38P
4. Nantes Luze 14-5 37P
5. Saint Nazaire 10-9 36P
6. Montpellier 12-7 35P
7. Toulouse 9-10 30P
8. Presilo Vanson 10-9 29P
9. Paris (Kento Miyaura) 10-9 27P
10. Poitiers 9-10 24P
11. Seto 7-12 24P
12. Nice 4-15 12P
13. Narbonne 3-16 12P
14. Sanjandiyarak 3-16 9P
The team's next match will be against Montpellier at 26:00 on Saturday, February 10th (Japan time).
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Toshiki's comment
The match was the same as the first match of the French Cup the other day, and just like last time, we won in straight sets.
Although the second set was only a two-point difference, we were in the lead most of the time, so it was easy to watch.
Conde was awarded the MVP. He joined the team midway through the season, but he has finally established himself in the starting lineup.
Although he didn't have many hits and only scored 10 points, his high attack effectiveness and stable serve receiving ability were impressive. In particular, the outside hitter's serve receiving ability has been an issue for Paris Volleyball this season, so Conde solved that issue well.
To be honest, I would have liked to see Kai step in, but he still has some issues to work on defensively, so it will be difficult.
No, I really want you to do your best though.
Miyaura had the most points and two service aces, but he lost six points on attack and his attack effectiveness rate was less than 301 TP3T, so it seems that he personally has some issues with the match.
Well, that's still impressive, but I hope they can aim for even better numbers.
I plan on covering the next match against Montpellier and the French Cup match against Tours, so I hope to see the two Japanese players perform well and put in a good game.
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