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Youth of Hussein monopolize "airplane tickets"

Youth of Hussein monopolize "airplane tickets"

The Shabab Al-Hussein volleyball team has become the sole singer of titles, uniquely setting records in the game in which it has become a continuous specialist and its executive director.

After winning all of last season’s cups, the team returned to open the new season's scope with the Super Cup after surpassing its recent rival, Eera, in three straight sets during a match whose events were hosted by Princess Sumaya Hall, with the results successively being 25-16, 28-26, and 27-25, amidst clear excitement that made the winner celebrate with its supporters, reaching glory from the widest movements on the high net.

Shabab Al-Hussein is credited, specifically over the past four years, not only for increasing its trophy haul but also for creating a human reservoir of young faces. The men's first team includes names that have recently left school seats and some who are at the start of their university journey, which gives the club's family complete reassurance about the future of permanently monopolizing the "volleyball tickets" to the podium.

Those tickets regarding the necessity of continuing the victories were further activated by the club president, Rouhi Al-Far, upon meeting the team at the hall, urging them to win and expand the scope of cooperation to enhance the club's progress. He confirmed in his statements to "Alrai" that Shabab Al-Hussein is moving with steady steps to win and increase its balance, directing his thanks to everyone standing behind the club.

Regarding what Shabab Al-Hussein presents, the following observations become clear according to what "Alrai" witnessed on the ground. Most importantly is the high, significant development at the technical level, the speed of understanding between the elements, the spirit of work in the lines, and the implementation of plans. This detail has become important in the team in terms of everyone’s ability to defend, attack, prepare, and gain points. Added to this is the strong relationship between the club’s members and the advice provided by experienced figures to new names. The club’s administration deserves immense praise for creating a team after a long struggle and continuing the serious effort to develop the game and contribute seriously to that, despite the economic conditions surrounding the club’s treasury and its urgent need for significant support.

Shabab Al-Hussein carved its name in volleyball out of solid rock, refusing to be defeated by financial shocks, expenses, and costs. It has remained a big name in the absolute control of the glow and the elegance of enjoyable performance. The club does not need to present a CV or ascend Jabal Al-Hussein, where its headquarters are located, because it is intensely proud of its map of achievements, and its fans since the lines of its founding realize that they are close to that fortress firmly established in the stronghold of volleyball.

Knights of the Scene

What Shabab Al-Hussein presents in the world of volleyball is backed by knights who intensify training and create complete harmony with the spirit of one family under the leadership of expert coach Walid Al-Assoud and his assisting staff, consisting of Afif Othman, Saleh Deeb, administrator Ali Al-Otla, therapist Omar Al-Ajarmeh, and a constellation of stars that have become known to the volleyball stream, including Khalid Abu Musharraf, Mahmoud Al-Naqeeb, Muhannad Jarwan, Ayham Khanfar, Mahmoud Abdul Aziz, Abdul Rahman Ghanem, Ibrahim Al-Otla, Moataz Al-Naqeeb, Mahmoud Shaheen, Ayham Al-Naqeeb, Nasrallah Nassar, Nizar Al-Issawi, and Mohammed Abu Dayyeh.

It seems the least that can be described about the team embodying the approach of continuous winning is that the knights of the scene have a culture that manifested strongly in achieving gains from the frequency of friction and the continuity of championships.

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