Xinhua News Agency, Shijiazhuang, December 28 (Reporters Yang Fan and Wang Jingyu) On the 28th, the second phase of the 2022-2023 China Men's Volleyball Super League (Baoding Division) continued to compete for the quarter-finals at the Hebei Agricultural University West Campus Gy

Shandong Ruchen lost one game first and then chased three consecutive games to reverse Baoding Woli and advance to the semi-finals. The specific matchups in the

1/4 finals are: Zhejiang Sports Lottery vs. Sichuan Men's Volleyball Team , Baoding Woli vs. Shandong Ruchen, Shanghai Guangming vs. Tianjin Food Group , Nanjing Radio and Television Maomao vs. Beijing Automobile . The competition adopts a best-of-three games system. After the first two rounds of competition, BAIC Motor, Zhejiang Sports Lottery , and Shanghai Guangming advanced smoothly, while Shandong Ruchen and Baoding Woli each won one victory.

In the third decisive game, both sides were a little nervous after the start. Shandong's first pass never opened up the situation, and the offensive end was not efficient enough. Baoding continued to seize opportunities and won the first game at 25:20. In the next two games, after Shandong adjusted its first pass, Baoding was not comfortable with the offensive end and overtook the score at 25:15 and 25:23.

The score in the fourth game was always stalemate. After Shandong took the lead at 22:21, Baoding called a timeout, but after the timeout came back, Shandong scored 2 points in a row in the strong serve round and ushered in the match point at 24:21! Although Baoding then struggled to recover 1 point by attacking in front of the net, Shandong succeeded in a fast break and won the fourth game 25:22.

In the end, Shandong Men's Volleyball Team won the third victory 23:1, with a total score of 2:1 in the three rounds to advance to the semi-finals. In the

semi-finals, the Shanghai Men's Volleyball Team will face Zhejiang Men's Volleyball Team , and the Shandong Men's Volleyball Team will face Beijing Men's Volleyball Team .

picture from China Volleyball Association