Women’s ECVA Final Four to spike off tonight in Antigua
Almost a week after hosting the Men’s ECVA Final Four, Antigua and Barbuda will once again play hosts for the regional tournament, this time, the female equivalent.
Tonight, at the YMCA Volleyball Indoor facility the tournament will officially begin.
It will conclude on Sunday evening with the finals and third place matches.
Four teams, hosts, Antigua and Barbuda, Bermuda, Grenada and the ECVA women’s champions, St. Lucia will battle it out.
The home team will hope to continue the success of the men team who just won the ECVA Final Four title on Sunday night.
Just as with the male tournament, all four teams will face each other in the preliminary stages.
The two teams with the best record will advance to the finals while the other two will play for the bronze medal.
Games begin tonight at 6pm with Bermuda facing Grenada while the home team will battle rivals, St. Lucia at 8:30.
On Saturday morning matches continue starting at 9am with St. Lucia will play Grenada while at 11am, Antigua and Barbuda will face Bermuda.
Fast forward to the night cap at 6pm with St. Lucia battling Bermuda and the home team, playing Grenada at 8:30pm.
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