Taichung Second High School Men's Volleyball Team Overcomes Injury Pressure, Coaches Lead to 6th Consecutive Championship

(Central News Agency reporter Zhao Liyan, Taichung, 8th) The Taichung Second Senior High School men's volleyball team experienced challenges such as key players getting injured and their winning streak being broken, causing the players to fall into a slump. Through continuous coaching and guidance, and timely tactical adjustments, the team successfully achieved its 6th consecutive championship in the 114th academic year High School Volleyball B League.

Ou Jing-yu, the principal of Taichung Second Senior High School, told the Central News Agency today that this season was a difficult defensive battle. Before the season, several key players were injured. In the first match of the finals against National Pingtung Senior High School, the players suffered their first defeat due to injury concerns and the immense psychological pressure of "pursuing consecutive championships," ending the team's historic 80-game winning streak across seasons.

Under successive blows, the team members once fell into a slump. Coaches Yang Fenghao and Hong Jiahong guided the players with firm will and psychological counseling, timely employing tactics, and fought their way through to the championship game again, defeating Wuling Senior High School. At the moment of victory, the players cheered excitedly.

Captain You Cang-lin said that there is definitely pressure in competitions, and they treat every game as if it were the last, doing their best. Third-year ace player Yi Bi. Iskakavt said that although many teammates were injured, they trusted the coaches' arrangements, and communication and cooperation among teammates on the court were the key to victory.

Yang Fenghao, who won the "Best Coach" award for the 6th time in his career, said that this championship is not just a victory in skill, but also proof of the players' mental growth. (Editor: Li Mingzong) 1150508

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