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With Simone Lee's debut, Sesc Flamengo defeats Tijuca in the Carioca Volleyball Championship
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Rebeca Andrade made history this Thursday (1) by winning the silver medal in the individual all-around final at Paris 2024 , after a fierce competition with Simone Biles, who took gold. The two should still face each other on Saturday (3), starting at 11:20 am, in the vault final, and next Monday (5), starting at 7:38 am, in the beam and floor finals.
Last Tuesday (30), the gymnast took bronze alongside the Brazilian team in the team final. This is Rebeca Andrade's third Olympics. She made her debut at Rio 2016 and, at Tokyo 2020, she took gold in vault and silver in the individual all-around.
Close to breaking the record
With four Olympic medals under her belt, the gymnast is getting closer and closer to becoming Brazil's biggest Olympic medalist. Currently, the record holders are sailors Robert Scheidt and Torben Grael, each with five medals. Scheidt has two golds, two silvers and one bronze, while Torben has two golds, one silver and two bronzes.
How much can Rebeca Andrade win at Paris 2024?
In winning the team bronze, Rebeca Andrade received a prize of R$56,000 from the COB (Brazilian Olympic Committee), out of a total of R$280,000 for the Brazilian artistic gymnastics team. With silver in the individual all-around, she guarantees another R$210,000 from the committee.
With three more podium races ahead, the athlete can still increase the amount she will take home. According to the values defined by the COB, in individual modalities, the gold medalist receives R$350,000, while the silver medalist receives R$210,000 and the bronze medalist receives R$140,000.
Brazil in Gymnastics
With this achievement, Brazil now has 8 Olympic medals in women's and men's sports. The first of these was achieved in 2012, when Arthur Zanetti took gold on the rings. In 2016, Zanetti returned to the podium to receive silver on the same device, while Diego Hypólito and Arthur Nory took silver and bronze, respectively, on floor exercise.
Mengão defeated the Tijucanas by 3 sets to 1, guaranteeing a place in the Cariocão final, where they will face their rival Fluminense.
07 Out 2025 | 22:16 |
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Sesc Flamengo achieved an important victory over Tijuca Tênis Clube, this Tuesday (7), and sealed its place in the final of the Carioca Volleyball Championship. After the setback against Fluminense in the previous round, Bernardinho's team reacted with authority and won by 3 sets to 1, with partial scores of 25/21, 25/23 and 25/23.
Despite a brief stumble in the third set, when the opponent showed a strong reaction , Mais Querido maintained control of the match for most of the time and ensured its return to the state final.
The first two sets had a similar storyline: Sesc Flamengo dominated technically and tactically, but faced resistance from Tijuca Tênis Clube. In the first, the red-and-black team opened up a six-point lead, but saw their opponent close in late in the set, finishing 25-21.
The balance continued in the second set. The teams were tied at 20-20, until Mengão managed to open up a two-point lead and close it out at 25-23, extending their lead. In the third set, Tijuca fought back and took an 11-4 lead, exploiting Sesc Flamengo's defensive lapses. However, Bernardinho's team held their nerve, narrowed the gap, and regained control in the final stretch, turning the score around to 25-23.
With this result, Sesc Flamengo secured a spot in the final of the Rio de Janeiro Volleyball Championship, where they will once again face Fluminense—the team they defeated in the previous round. The final promises to be a tight contest, featuring two of the strongest squads in the state.
Mengão started the match well, but let the tricolor resurface, lost the rhythm and suffered the first defeat in the state by 3 sets to 1
04 Out 2025 | 10:00 |
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After debuting with a comfortable victory over Tijuca , Sesc Flamengo ended up defeated by Fluminense, this Friday (3), in the Carioca Volleyball Championship. Rubro-Negro started the match with authority, completely dominating the first set, but saw the rival react and win the following three sets, confirming the comeback in 3 to 1 .
The start of the game was overwhelming for Sesc Flamengo . Fluminense even tried to vary the play, betting on drop balls and short balls, but the Rubro-Negro responded well and quickly opened up an advantage in the game .
After the first technical timeout, the team took off on the scoreboard: 16-9, stringing together six consecutive points . At 21-9, they just had to manage the pace until they closed the set at 25-13, with Simone Lee blocking on the decisive point.
From the second set onward, the scenario changed completely. Fluminense grew in the match, took control of the scoreboard, and demonstrated superiority . Sesc Flamengo struggled to convert the ball and struggled in attack, which allowed their rival to equalize and turn the match around.
The following sets ended 25-19 and 25-20 for Tricolor. In the fourth set, Flamengo managed to even things up and outperformed Fluminense , but Fluminense maintained control and closed the match 26-24, securing a 3-1 victory.
While dominant, Flamengo showed strong collective momentum. Lorena excelled in the early attacks, Laís distributed the plays well, and Simone Lee was decisive on defense in the first set, although her performance declined along with the team.
Sesc Flamengo returns to the court on Tuesday (5), again against Tijuca, for the continuation of the Carioca. The match will be played on the court of Tijuca Tênis Clube, at 7:30 pm (Brasília time). The phase will end with the rematch against Fluminense, at Clube Hebraica.
Mengão faces Flu in the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship and the classic takes place at Tijuca Tênis Clube after a victory in the debut over Tijuca
03 Out 2025 | 11:25 |
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Sesc Flamengo returns to the court this Friday (October 3rd) at 8 p.m. to face Fluminense in another round of the Rio de Janeiro Women's Volleyball Championship. The match will take place again at Tijuca Tênis Clube, the site of the Rubro-Negro's victorious debut. Ticket sales begin this Thursday (October 2nd) at 10 a.m., with a link posted on the team's official social media channels.
The competition features three participants: Sesc Flamengo , Fluminense, and Tijuca Tênis Clube. The teams face each other in a home and away match, with the top two advancing to the final , scheduled for October 13th, broadcast on SporTV2.
In its debut, the team led by Bernardinho confirmed its favoritism and defeated Tijuca Tênis Clube by 3 sets to 0, with partial scores of 25-15, 25-22 and 25-14. The result guaranteed the Rubro-Negro the top of the table and increased the expectation for the classic against Fluminense.
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