(HBO) In the morning on November 7th, during the 10th National Ethnic Sport Competition of Area I in 2017, the final male and female matches of volleyball were taken place at Hoa Binh provincial gymnasiums.


The final female match between Hoa Binh and Nghe An.

The provincial gymnasiums has the capacity of over 750 people and it was full of audience since the early morning. They came to follow, cheer and encourage the spirit of the athletes. The female athletes of Nghe An and Hoa Binh participated in this final match with high determination, showed many beautiful and attractive scenes in volleyball. Nghe An team had stronger and more effective attacks, therefore, after 4 sets of the dramatic match, they defeated Hoa Binh team and became the winner with the score of 3-1.

In the second match between male Phu Tho and Hoa Binh, after 3 sets, with the spirit of determination, excellent play and enthusiasm of the provincial athletes, Hoa Binh team won the match convincingly with the score of 3-0 against Phu Tho team (the score of each set is 25-21;25-23;25-14 respectively).

There are 6 provinces and cities attending the volleyball competition, including Ha Noi, Lao Cai, Phu Tho, Ha Giang, Nghe An and the host Hoa Binh. There are about 80 male and female athletes divided into 8 teams. In 4 days, from November 4th to November 7th, there were many attractive and exciting matches which brought a lot of feelings to the audience and volleyball lovers. Finally, the result is that in female volleyball competition, Nghe An team got the first prize, Hoa Binh was the second, Ha Giang and Lao Cai were the third, meanwhile, in male competition, Hoa Binh got the first prize, Phu Tho was the second and Lao Cai and Ha Noi became the third.

From now until November 9th, at the provincial stadium, there are still a lot of matches for becoming the winners in football and tug of war competitions.



The organizer giving gold medals and flags for Hoa Binh team as the winner of the competition.

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