United States Dispatches Chile in Straight Sets in Men's Pan American Cup

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, July 17, 2024.- The United States team only needed three sets to dispatch the Chile team with a score of 3-0 (25-23, 25-14, 25-15) in the continuation of the Men's Pan American Volleyball Cup that is held in the “Ricardo Arias” Volleyball Pavilion.

The United States won in attacks 36-28, in blocks 10-2 and in serves 4-2.

Brett Wildman led the Americans' offense with 10 points accompanied by Cooper Robinson and Gabriel García who contributed 9 apiece. For the Chileans, Vicente Ibarra had 7 followed by Vicente Parraguirre with 6 and Matías Jadue who added 5.

Andy Read, coach of the United States: I am very proud of my boys, we had a very intense previous game against Canada and they responded with an excellent game against a very good team like Chile, now we have to focus on the playoffs.

Daniel Nejamkin, coach of Chile: We had a very good first set and then the United States clearly showed superiority, both on the board and in the game.