The Sempha Investments-sponsored Central Region Volleyball League was so busy last month as 16 players signed for new teams\u2014 just in the nick of time ahead of the new season.<\/p>\n
Interestingly, 11 players switched teams in the ladies\u2019 stream of the league with the rest being men.<\/p>\n
In the men’s seven-member category, Daniel Kaludzu switched from Mipuniro Spikers to Spikers.<\/p>\n
Lilongwe Spikers also lost Christopher Phiri and Hlahla Kwenda to Mipuniro Spikers.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Blue Eagles’ Chisomo Chimbatata moved to Mipuniro Spikers, who too, lost Blessings Magombo to Kamuzu Barracks (KB).<\/p>\n
In the ladies section, Kamuzu Barracks Ladies Volleyball Team signed Prisca Makhusu from Katoto Queens whereas Fanney Kanyenda joined from the same Northern Region team.<\/p>\n
KB Ladies also signed Martha Zako from Moyale Queens whereas Blue Eagles\u2019 Pauline Bwande and Jane Nyirenda switched to KB.<\/p>\n
KB also bought Leah Mtende. However, there are no details on the actual transfer fees involved.<\/p>\n
Another player Norah Zimba failed to complete her transfer from NRC Ladies Team to Snipers.<\/p>\n
The league comprises men’s A and B divisions, youth divisions, ladies’ seniors and juniors divisions plus youth league.<\/p>\n
The transfer window closed on Tuesday in the league which is considered the stronghold of domestic volleyball. Usually, it is only football transfers that hit headlines locally.<\/p>\n
However, that is set to change with netball and volleyball transfers now visible.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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