Kindai University sweeps Australia's ProVolley in Spikers Turf debut

Japan's Kindai University made a dominant debut in the Spikers' Turf Invitational Conference, decisively defeating Australia's ProVolley Academy in straight sets with a 25-15, 25-12, 25-13 victory.

The Japanese team showcased disciplined play, overwhelming ProVolley with 53 attacks, seven blocks, and two aces in a 65-minute performance.

Haruka Misugi led Kindai with a game-high 16 points and was named Player of the Game.

Ryutaro Aun contributed 12 points, and Tojiro Shimomasu added 10 markers for the Japanese squad.

ProVolley Academy, in contrast, struggled, managing only 24 attacks, one block, and no aces.

Samuel Hansen was ProVolley's top scorer with 10 points.

Kindai University's head coach, Hideyuki Mitsuyama, expressed his gratitude for the invitation to the conference.

Misugi also appreciated playing in front of Filipino fans and acknowledged the challenge of competing against Philippine teams.

Kindai University now shares early tournament leadership with Savouge Aesthetics and is set to face Criss Cross in their next match.

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