The game of Spar Girona encara is far from the “maximums” to which Alfred Julbe wants to take him, however, with only one training session and the players adapting to the change of coach, today it was a matter of winning on the leather court. Bembibre, and let everyone begin to understand that he wants the new coach. And it has been achieved with a clear victory by 31 points difference in a match where, with no time to introduce many tactical changes, Alfred Julbe’s style book has begun to see in detail how his few reservations when it comes to moving the bench without fear of matching it time two bases (Chelsea Gray and Laia Palau) or, quite a few minutes, two hitherto incompatible “five” like Julia Resingerova and Giedre Labuckine.
The shortcomings of the rival, where, surely, the most interesting player is Laura Méndez, last season at GEiEG Uni, complicate the analysis of Uni. But, after three very busy days at the club and by extension in the dressing room, lGirona players solved the compromise once they were banishing, little by little, the inaccuracy in attack of the staging (4-4, in minute 5).
Working hard on the offensive rebound, with a defense with a lot of help and continuous relays appearing on the court from the Girona bench, Uni has been undermining the resistance, and morale, of the league’s leather. In the 8th minute of the match Julbe had already played 10 players, all but Júlia Soler, and the first quarter ended 7-16 with a triple by Helena Oma who, after the three seconds she had on the Sepsi court in the Euroleague preview, today he has returned to play minutes in league after a long recovery in the knee. Laura Méndez’s activity prevented the game from being definitively broken at the break, 22-35, but in the final action with Uni looking for up to two more passes to find Eldebrink’s triple made it clear that the Girona girls were starting to feel comfortable on the court.
After the break, the game has already gone downhill for Girona. Vasic, Elonu, Gray … The Uni players already saw the biggest basket and, with more offensive success than at the beginning of the match, the differences have been growing until the final 46-77.
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