Solwezi select volleyball club

To every team, player, coach, and supporter hitting the road for North Western Volleyball Association - NWEVA League Games in kasempa .

From Northwestern Province to wherever the court calls you this weekend, we see you.

Thank you for carrying the jerseys, the early morning practices, the bus rides, and the love for the game. You are not just traveling for points on a table. You are traveling to represent your communities, your clubs, and the growth of volleyball in our province.

To all teams traveling:
May your journey be safe.
May your legs be fresh, your sets be clean, and your serves be fearless.
May you play hard, respect the game, and leave the court with your heads high — win or lose.

To the hosts: welcome them well.
To the fans: cheer loud and fair.
To the players: enjoy every rally. This is why we train.

The NWEVA league is bigger than one club. It’s all of us building volleyball in North Western together.

Travel well. Play well. Come back safe.
We’ll see you on the court 🏐

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Katlego Raselaeng, Pogiso Osupile, Phoebe Tony-Kelekantse, Mwaba David Chungu, Noah Martinez Nawa, Jessica Silungwe Chitambo, Gerald Gundamwala, Blessing Mutsago, Ti S Ha, Tshepiso Molapisi, Líyæmbø ẞhåñgælä, Keston Mbukwa, Kalosa Tabesha, Fortune Bwalya, Kel Kel Zm, Joseph K Musobela, Jòèľ Màłàmbó, Dennis Mulengah, Ark Levy, Prince Musa, Khuz Wayo, Bashi Lulu, Jay Izzy, Ti Na Sha, Jasper Viri, Eric Sung, Båunt Øff, Sanel Ducci Klaus, Jonathan Jnr, Mbumwae Liywalii

With Solwezi select volleyball club – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers!

How many medals do you have as a player?
admin has 9 so far 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Happy girlfriends day to you all volleyballers 💕🥰

From our previous post Ba Handavu name keeps coming up volleyball is talked about in our circles in the circles of northwestern province

We see you.
We've the beginners you turned into players, and the players you turned into leaders. You’ve introduced _so many_ people to volleyball — not just the rules and the spikes, but the discipline, the teamwork, and the love for the game that keeps us coming back.

Thank you for never getting tired of showing up. For the early morning trainings, the extra drills after everyone else left, the pep talks when we thought we couldn’t do one more set. Because of you, volleyball in our community didn’t just grow — it found a home.

On a personal note: I was once coached by you in 2009 on the provincial volleyball team. That year shaped me. The standards you set, the way you believed in us before we believed in ourselves — I carry that into everything I do now, even as admin.

Please don’t get tired. The next generation still needs that same fire, that same patience, that same belief. Keep shaping people in volley. Keep raising players, and more importantly, keep raising people.

We are behind you, we are grateful for you, and we are proud to call you one of ours.

awenawu antu amaneni