In one of the most dramatic clashes of the group stage at the 46th African Men’s Volleyball Club Championship, Cameroon Sport Volleyball (CSV) clinched a hard-fought victory over Elwak Wings Volleyball Club (EWV) from Ghana, winning in five sets (25-19, 26-24, 24-26, 19-25, 15-12). The thrilling encounter lasted 2 hours and 8 minutes and kept fans on the edge of their seats throughout.
A dominant start for Cameroon
CSV took early control of the match, relying on strong blocking, aggressive serving, and solid defensive organization. They claimed the opening set 25–19 in 21 minutes and narrowly captured the second 26–24 in 28 minutes after a closely contested exchange.
Ghana fights back with pride
Down by two sets, the Ghanaians launched a spirited comeback. With improved passing and tactical attacks, they pushed the momentum in their favor. Elwak Wings won the third set 26–24 after 32 minutes of intense play, then continued their resurgence by dominating the fourth set 25–19 in 25 minutes, leveling the match at two sets each.
A high-pressure tie-break to decide it all
Everything came down to the fifth set. Despite Ghana’s comeback momentum, Cameroon Sport Volleyball displayed great composure and strategic discipline. In the decisive moments, the Cameroonians pulled away to seal the tie-break 15–12 after 22 minutes, and with it, the match victory.
📊 Match Statistics:
Final Score: Cameroon Sport Volleyball (CMR) 3 – 2 Elwak Wings VC (GHA)
Total Points:
CSV (CMR): 109 points
EWV (GHA): 106 points
Set Scores:
Set 1: CSV 25 – 19 EWV (21 min)
Set 2: CSV 26 – 24 EWV (28 min)
Set 3: CSV 24 – 26 EWV (32 min)
Set 4: CSV 19 – 25 EWV (25 min)
Set 5: CSV 15 – 12 EWV (22 min)
Total Duration: 2h08
A telling victory for Cameroon Sport Volleyball
This victory highlights Cameroon Sport Volleyball’s ability to handle pressure and endure long, intense matches. The result may serve as a turning point in their campaign at this 2025 championship.
For Elwak Wings, the defeat is frustrating after coming back from 0–2 to tie the match. However, their fighting spirit and high-level performance suggest they remain a strong contender as the tournament progresses.