2006 Women under 21 African Nations Championship- Day one
The Favorites Tunisia and Egypt achieved first victories

Alexandria, Egypt, September 16-: Two of the big favorites Tunisia and Egypt achieved both their first victories in the opening day of the eleventh 2006 Women’s Under 20 African Nations Championship at Union club hall in Alexandria, Egypt. The organizers defeated Seychelles while Tunisia had a harder victory over the solid Nigeria. The winner of the competition will secure the 2007 World Championship vacancy of this age category.
The organizers and defending champions Egypt swept the new comers Seychelles 3-0 (25-11, 25-9, 25-16) in less than an hour. The winners used the skillful setting by the setter Sama and here colleagues Hagar Badr in the centre blockand Marwa Yassin in the wing spiker. Tunisia was superior in net actions when they beat Nigeria 3-1 (25-23, 2426, 25-13, 25-13) in an exciting match lasting 91 minutes. The first two sets were very competitive when Nigeria used their solid block to stop the strong Tunisian hits to reach to 1-1 in sets before Tunisia were superior in the third and fourth sets to win the match 3-1.Competition day two will feature two very competitive matches as Egypt meets Nigeria in a repeated final of the last competition, while Tunisia plays Senegal.
 

 
 
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