Al-Saeedi with the Jordan University of Science and Technology volleyball team.
AMMAN, May 5: Kuwaiti coach Salem Al-Saeedi has been appointed head coach of the Jordan University of Science and Technology volleyball team forward of the Jordanian Universities League, changing into the primary Kuwaiti to steer a college facet within the nation.
The transfer displays the college’s ambition to strengthen its technical employees with skilled management succesful of elevating efficiency and enhancing competitiveness, particularly with sturdy rivalry amongst collaborating groups.
Al-Saeedi expressed his pleasure within the alternative, thanking the college’s administration for his or her confidence. He described the function as a brand new problem in his teaching journey and an opportunity to showcase the capabilities of Kuwaiti coaches on a global stage.
He famous that his rapid focus shall be on bettering gamers’ bodily and technical readiness, whereas constructing team chemistry to make sure sturdy performances and a severe push for the league title.
Al-Saeedi added that his imaginative and prescient extends past outcomes, aiming to develop a cohesive and sustainable team that displays the rising customary of volleyball within the area.
The Jordanian Universities League consists of groups from a number of establishments, amongst them Applied Science University, Petra University, Al al-Bayt University, Philadelphia University, Princess Sumaya University, Mutah University, Middle East University, Al-Balqa Applied University, the University of Jordan, Al-Zaytoonah University, Yarmouk University, the Hashemite University, Irbid National University, the Islamic Sciences University, and the German Jordanian University.
As a former participant, Al-Saeedi represented Al-Jahra Club’s volleyball team, profitable the Mubarak Al-Kabeer League title in 2000, together with the Martyr Fahad Al-Ahmad Cup and the Federation Cup in the identical yr. He additionally lifted the Federation Cup once more in 2003 and had an expert spell with Yarmouk Club through the 1998–1999 season.
By Khaled Al-Enezi
Al-Seyassah/Arab Times Staff