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Netherlands beat US 3-0 at Grand Prix women's volleyball
www.chinaview.cn 2005-06-25 08:58:47

Debby Stam (R) from the Netherlands smashes the ball in the first round match with the United States at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo, a coastal city in East China's Zhejiang Province, June 24, 2005. The Netherlands beat the US 3-0.

Debby Stam (R) from the Netherlands smashes the ball in the first round match with the United States at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo, a coastal city in East China's Zhejiang Province, June 24, 2005. The Netherlands beat the US 3-0.

Lang Ping (L), head coach of the United States Women's Volleyball Team, instructs a player during the first round match with the Netherlands at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo.

Lang Ping (L), head coach of the United States Women's Volleyball Team, instructs a player during the first round match with the Netherlands at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo.
Lang Ping (L), head coach of the United States Women's Volleyball Team, acts during the first round match with the Netherlands at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo.
Lang Ping (L), head coach of the United States Women's Volleyball Team, acts during the first round match with the Netherlands at the World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix in Ningbo.
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