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Defending Champions Nigeria Customs Service will face Adamawa Queens in the women's final of the ongoing President Beach Volleyball Cup on Tuesday.
Nigeria Customs Service schooled former U18 Champions Kada Queens 2-0 (21-13, 21-13) while Adamawa Queens beat NSCDC 2-0 (21-11, 21-13) in the women's semifinals played on Monday at the twin court of Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna.
In other matches, Pro United sealed their spot in the U18 Girls finals beating Kada Princess 2-1 (15-21, 21-14, 15-7) in the first semifinals while Rubicon shocked Nile University in a one sided semifinals 2-0 (21-19, 21-19) to qualify for the finals.
Meanwhile, Kada Kings, OmiGuard International, Nigeria Customs Service and Nigeria Immigration have qualified for the semifinals in the men's category.
Defending Champions, Kada Kings beat 2021 runners up, NSCDC 2-0 (21-13, 21-19) in the first quarter finals match, OmiGuard defeated Boro 2-0 (21-9, 21-16) in the second Quarterfinals match, Nigeria Customs Service beat UCEM 2-0 (21-18, 21-15) while Nigeria Immigration Service won Caliphate Spikers of Sokoto 2-0 (21-10, 21-16).
Day 3 of the 2022 President Beach Volleyball Cup in Kaduna state:
Men
NSCDC v Nile University (2-0)
1st set: 21-19
2nd set: 21-17
Kada Emeralds v GG Spikers (2-0)
1st set: 21-5
2nd set: 21-3
NSCDC v Nigeria Correctional Service (0-2)
1st set: 11-21
2nd set: 14-21
Nigeria Customs Service v OmiGuard (1-2)
1st set: 21-17
2nd set: 17-21
3rd set: 11-15
UCEM VC v Equity of Kebbi (2-0)
1st set: 21-17
2nd set: 21-11
NSCDC v Anista (1-2)
1st set: 15-21
2nd set: 21-16
3rd set: 9-15
Nigeria Immigration Service v Nile University (2-0)
1st set: 21-17
2nd set: 21-10
Women
Nigeria Customs Service v Kada Emeralds (2-0)
1st set: 21-4
2nd set: 21-5
NSCDC v Nigeria Correctional Service (2-0)
1st set: 21-10
2nd set: 21-14
Anista v Kada Emeralds (2-0)
1st set: 21-12
2nd set: 21-16
Women Semifinals
Nigeria Customs Service v Kada Queens (2-0)
1st set: 21-13
2nd set: 21-13
Adamawa Queens v NSCDC (2-0)
1st set: 21-11
2nd set: 21-13
U18 Girls Semifinals
Nile University v Rubicon (0-2)
1st set: 19-21
2nd set: 19-21
Kada Princess v Pro United (1-2)
1st set: 21-15
2nd set: 14-21
3rd set: 7-15
Men's Quarterfinals matches
Kada Kings v NSCDC (2-0)
1st set: 21-13
2nd set: 21-19
OmiGuard v Boro (2-0)
1st set: 21-9
2nd set: 21-16
Nigeria Customs Service v UCEM (2-0)
1st set': 21-18
2nd set: 21-15
Nigeria Immigration Service v Caliphate Spikers of Sokoto (2-0)
1st set: 21-10
2nd set: 21-16
