(Kaieteur News) – Premier Eagles Volleyball Club continued their dominant run in the Demerara Volleyball Association (DVA) Men’s League, recovering from an opening-set setback to defeat Castrol Strikers in four sets and consolidate their position at the top of the standings.
The Eagles demonstrated their resilience and attacking quality to rebound from a narrow 25–23 loss in the opening set, claiming the next three sets 25–14, 25–21 and 26–24 to complete an impressive comeback victory.
Castrol initially caught the league leaders off guard, edging a closely contested first set to take an early advantage. However, Premier Eagles responded emphatically in the second, overwhelming their opponents 25–14 to level the match and seize the momentum.
Action between Premier Eagles and Castrol Strikers
The Eagles maintained their intensity in the third set, securing a 25–21 win to move within a set of victory. Castrol, however, refused to surrender without a fight, mounting a determined challenge in the fourth set.
With the contest hanging in the balance, the Strikers pushed the league leaders to the limit, but Premier Eagles held their nerve in a tense finish, winning 26–24 to seal the match in four sets.
Trevon McRae was the standout performer for Premier Eagles, delivering a commanding display at the net to spearhead his team’s victory.
McRae recorded 12 successful attacks, two blocks and an ace serve, consistently troubling the Castrol defence with his offensive production while contributing to the Eagles’ efforts to contain their opponents.
His impact proved crucial as Premier Eagles recovered from their early setback and maintained control through the decisive stages of the contest.
Vance Harding led Castrol Strikers’ resistance, registering eight attacks and three ace serves in an impressive individual effort.
Harding’s serving pressure and attacking contributions helped keep Castrol competitive, particularly during the fourth set, when the Strikers threatened to force a more prolonged battle.
Despite Harding’s efforts, Castrol were unable to match the Eagles’ consistency in the closing stages, as the league leaders demonstrated greater composure to secure the victory.
The result further strengthens Premier Eagles’ position at the summit of the DVA Men’s League and reinforces their status as one of the leading contenders for the title.
Source: Kaieteur News
