Uniformed crowd awaits the start of the game.

With prepared hearts to strong natural emotions for a Superliga final game, 30 people among teachers, engineers, administrative staff, alumni and associates of the Institute Share and Initiation Centers project to Curitiba Volleyball departed for Sao Paulo to cheer the women's volleyball team Unilever. The game took place at the Ibirapuera gymnasium in São Paulo / SP, on Sunday, April 7 and the opponent was the Osasco team.

The anxiety was all great, as long as the Unilever team changed its Curitiba training center (while still Rexona AdeS) to Rio de Janeiro, teachers did not watch live, a game the coach Rezende, founder and CEO of the Institute Share. Unilever is an institutional partner of the Share and Design in Curitiba.

Alumnus Matthew Mattos carries the dream of getting close to the athletes Unilever, pictured with Valeskinha.

Some former students were asked to do the tour, because according to the teachers, are teenagers who have developed a taste for the sport and even after reaching the maximum age for participation, continued going to the project to help in the classroom. "The weekend was unforgettable, a unique opportunity to see a final close superalloy and meet the athletes," says former student Matheus Mattos, 17 years. "The opportunity that the Share Institute provided was very rewarding, always helped in the lessons and games, but never crossed my mind that it would. When they called I was very happy, "he adds.

The Unilever team from Rio de Janeiro / RJ started the match losing 2 sets to 0, but in an exciting turn, won the match by 3 sets to 2 on top of its traditional rival, Sollys / Nestle Osasco / SP. This year, the Rio team won the eighth title of the competition, being the most successful in the history of Super League.

Twisted Share Institute brings together former students, teachers, trainees and administrative staff.

On the way back to Curitiba, the fans of the Institute Share returned more peaceful and happy with the result. "Was the effort to go to São Paulo, become voiceless and tired of the trip to watch such a beautiful game," said Karla de Bomfim, administrative assistant Share. "Overall, the trip was important to integrate all staff," he concludes.

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