Spring tournament 10.5.2025

Schedule

Due to the surprising popularity of the tournament, a second venue - the Otaniemi high school - was booked to hold an additional four teams in the Hobby pool. Hence, the tournament hosted a total of 16 teams - 8 in Hobby pool and 8 in Championship pool, both being played with two starting groups of four teams.

All matches started on May 10th at 15:30 and lasted until around 20:30 with an award ceremony that took place soon after.

Details on how everything went down can be found on the tournament sheet below.

Images

Also check the Instagram post in the bottom for some video clips!

#1: Lost in Rotation 🥇

The winners of our Boba prize - Lost in Rotation - dominated the early group phase and finished with a tight 3rd set victory against the second place team. A fitting victory considering the team thought about entering the Championship pool instead. Perhaps next season then.
Congratulations!

#2: Spikology 🥈

A clear second place with no sets dropped against any team other than the winner. The combined experience of the team and its individual players pulled through in the toughest of spots and awarded the team with a medal.

#3: Black Ravens 🥉

A carefully crafted team consisting of the friendliest players all wanting to perform at their best - such is the nature of volleyball. Black Ravens landed a proud finish on the podium after a close 3rd set victory in the bronze match!

#1: Champinione Shampinione 🥇

The most consistent performance typically wins tournaments, and such is the case with our Championship pool winners - not a single set dropped against anyone! Matti - the team's captain - recruited the bravest, the toughest, and the hungriest players he could find with only one target in mind: being epic!
A well deserved victory!

#2: pink glitter lol🥈

Recognized by their glittery outfits and energetic cheers, our silver medalists quickly accumulated a fanbase amongst the other teams. The support was high but unfortunately not enough for a tournament victory this time.

#3: Glass Cannons🥉

Technically consisting of five middle blockers and a setter, our bronze medalists, Glass Cannons, raffled their roles at the start of each match. They apparently also had a secret seventh player that didn't appear in the podium picture. 👀