The women's club of Queens Volleyball of Cotonou crushed the competition this season by winning the supreme title of the professional national championship of volleyball among the Ladies. A consecration born of abnegation, the stubbornness and charisma displayed by the players of President Aimé Sebio. To celebrate this success, the club management organized a gala match coupled with a banquet to recognize the merits of worthy ambassadors. It was thursday 29 December at Hals de Cotonou.
Queens VBC, the Benin champion team of the edition 2022 of the National Professional Volleyball Championship was celebrated by club officials. It was through a gala match that saw the Queens VBC team and the technical staff compete, supported by some members of the Executive Committee of the Beninese Volleyball Federation, including President Ali Yaro and the President of the Atlantic League. Volleyball, Brice Adebi. It was the men who won, but in pain. The girls have long made their coaches doubt, yet they are supported by other Beninese volleyball savvy. (3 sets to 0), this is the score that sanctioned this gala meeting.
But the highlight, these are the feasts offered by the management of the club. President Aimé Sebio brought out the heavy artillery to celebrate the glorious journey of his players. Festive moment and recognition of merit to the Queens who will represent Benin in international competitions in 2023. Seidou Faridath, Queens VBC captain ran out of words to thank those responsible. According to her, it is not obvious in all clubs. “This is proof that those responsible are aware of what we are doing. We have no right to back down. We should make them happy”, she claimed.
“It was right that when the officials invited us for this gala match to celebrate the end of the season, we answered present. You saw the atmosphere, it was for us among other things to talk to this team, to put this team in front of its responsibilities, to tell them that from now on it's not about Queens, but that it is rather about Benin. The party was great”, acknowledged President Ali Yaro who congratulated club officials and pledged the federation's full support to the team. "It's not easy to manage a team let alone a women's team, it is complicated. And everything we've been through whether it's on the positive side or the negative side over the course of the season, It's time to say thank you to everyone who supported us in good and bad times and to say thank you to the girls who fought from start to finish to make us the champion team.", highlighted Aimé Sebio, patron de Queens. Il a profité pour souhaiter une bonne et heureuse 2023 to the players and the technical staff.
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