News Of Abroad Volleyball: Megawati Almost Touch 200 Points, Yolla Contributes Figures, Doni And Rivan Win

Rivan Nurmulki and his team-mate in Wolfdogs Nagoya (Instagram/@wolfdogs_nagoya).

JAKARTA - A number of volleyball players in Indonesian careers abroad completed their match agenda last weekend. Starting from Megawati Hanggetri, Yolla Yuliana, Doni Haryanto, and Rivan Nurmulki recorded victories for each of their teams.

Megawati Hangestri Pertiwi made the first slick record to appear for Redmen. Just returned from a thigh injury, Megawati immediately checked and performed well against GS Caltex on Saturday, November 23, 2024, noon WIB.

In his second season, Megawati managed to bring Ko Hee-jin's team to beat the hosts through five sets with a score of 3-2 (18-25, 26-24, 20-25, 26-24, and 15-9) at Jangchung Arena Seoul, South Korea.

In that match Megawati contributed 23 points. The record also led Megawati to become the top scorer of Redmen with a total of 191 points.

Furthermore, there is Yolla Yuliana who is now defending Tokyo Sunbeams. This is his debut season at the second level of the Japanese Volleyball League or V.League 2024/2025.

Yolla Yuliana and her friends finally won two straight wins against Artemis Hokkaido. On the first day, Yolla helped her team win 3-0 over Artemis Hokkaido, as well as the second day.

In addition, Yolla, who is also a Proliga star, was again fully fielded when Tokyo Sunbeams won 3-0 over Artemis Hokkaido (25-11, 27-25, and 25-11), which Yolla also scored four points.

In the men's sector, there is Doni Haryono who also made a sweet debut because he helped Nakhon Ratchasima win the 2024/2025 Thailand Volleyball League.

In his debut, Doni Haryono immediately started and brought Ratchasima to a landslide victory 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, and 25-13). This victory made Nakhon Ratchasima occupy the top position of the standings with three points in the 2024/2025 Thailand Volleyball.

Shifting to the Japanese League, there was Rivan Nurmulki who was in the Wolfdogs Nagoya uniform. Unfortunately, in last weekend's match against JT Thunders in the Main Division of the Japanese Volleyball League, Rivan was not deployed by the team.

Even without Rivan, in the first match, Nagoya managed to win 3-1 from JT Thunders. Then they also won dramatically through a full set with a score of 3-2 (23-25, 17-25, 25-20, 25-20, and 15-11).