Marketing executive Louise Parker says there’s “good and bad moments to take from the game but believes her team “played really well”.
With the first set going decisively to Cardiff, the UOG girls “brought the strength to the game” in the second set, giving the away side something to play for.
As always, the home side team moral never faded, with support from the crowd and the team themselves.
“We managed to keep our moral quite high a lot of the game, even when we were losing, we were still cheering each other on; which is really important to make sure everyone stays positive”
Although the team moral was high, the poor communication and lack of “fine tuning” really hurt the girls in the 3rd set, and ending the game with no set points.
Into there next game against Cardiff Met, the improvement the team believes they need to make is to make sure that “everyone knows exactly what they’re roles are and having the confidence to go for the ball”.
