Core Santo Domingo is represented by students design Volleyball Network in the Municipal School Games (JEM) of Campinas / SP.

The year 2014 was special for many students socioesportivo program of the Institute Share. Although volleyball championships (and other types) are not the focus of the organization, some teenagers have excelled in sporting events held by other institutions in different parts of the country. Among them, students of the Center Santo Domingo - Campinas / SP and Christmas Core / RN, both the Network Volleyball design.

In Campinas, on 16, 26, 29 and 30 September and 01 October saw the first phase of the Municipal School Games (JEM) with the participation of 39 students of the Center Santo Domingo. The volleyball matches held at the Catholic University of Campinas, represented an opportunity to practice the technical skills acquired during the year as well as fundamental values ​​of cooperation, responsibility, respect and autonomy. "I was very nervous at the beginning of the game, but I really liked to have played," said Monica Evangelista student, 13, the Mini 4 × 4 category.

The four teams representing the Network Volleyball project qualified for the finals, which took place on 17, 20, 21, 22 and 23 October. The boys were league runners-up; since the girls occupied the fourth and fifth positions. In addition to students, the teams with the participation of alumni of the project. The event provided them a different experience with the sport, especially for playing with colleagues from different city schools.

Athletics is among the modalities disputed by design students.

"I did not expect to be champion, it was very cool!" Said Jorge Costa, 11, of the category Mini 3 × 3. A colleague Maria Isadora Lima, 13, the Mini 4 × 4 category also liked the activities, "was the first time that I attended, but I want to go again next year," he said excited. The JEM, in Campinas, also offered athletics and chess competitions. The gold medal in the board game also went to a design student.

Christmas happened in the School Games RN (Jern's) of the Brazilian Olympic Committee, with the participation of more than forty thousand children and adolescents of different state educational institutions. Alumni and students of the Volleyball project in Christmas Core Network represented the schools they attend and gave the best of themselves in various sports.

In the children's category, 13 to 14 years, the former student Matheus Aciolli Anthony, 13, was champion in Doubles Volleyball mode and was considered the best player, athlete Gold. During the year, Matheus also won first place in the Beach Volleyball Circuit. The duo Igor Nascimento and Fernando Gomes, 16 and 17, respctivamente, was champion of Jern's the male youth category, 15 to 17 years in Doubles Volleyball mode, with Fernando Athlete Gold. In addition, the boys also won the Beach Volleyball Circuit, won the regional stage of the Youth Games and won fourth place at the national level, at the same event based in João Pessoa / PB.

Students design Volleyball Network, Igor and Fernando, win important competitions throughout the year and celebrated alongside Eugenio teacher.

The Youth Games with the participation of twenty-six Brazilian states, represented by the best pairs in the sport. "Students Igor and Fernando obtained a great success at national level with fourth place because due to short stature, 1.62 and 1.72m respectively, surprised everyone with a refined technique and good reading of the game, all acquired it the Network Volleyball project, "explained Professor Core Natal, Eugenio Anselmo de Lima.

The Institute Share rejoices in these achievements of students in the project Volleyball Network and other children and adolescents of the project Sport in Action and Start Centers to Volleyball in Paraná that, of course, also had positive results in its history with volleyball. This demonstrates that the organization has contributed to the success of thousands of young people, either by the technical teaching of the sport values ​​such as respect and responsibility and through experiences in class and teachers.

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