The Volleyball Super League enters its final stretch: Matchday 14 will be played this Saturday in Sopó.

The Volleyball Super League enters its final stretch, with Matchday 14 set to be played this weekend, featuring four key matches to determine the teams that qualify for the final stages of the tournament, which will begin on July 19.

Cedro and Colombia Más, the leaders of the men's and women's teams, respectively, won their matches on the final day.

On Matchday 13, the women's team opened and closed the day with two closely contested matches. The first match pitted Wizard against Cedro, the current tournament leaders. It was a challenging duel that ended in five sets in favor of the championship leader (25-23, 25-27, 25-12, 20-25, and 15-10) after two hours and 19 minutes of play.

"We knew it would be a difficult match, but I understood my team very well. I'm very motivated and happy for this opportunity," said Helen Sofía Lozano, the star of the match and a player recently called up to the Colombian National Team.

The second women's duel was between Master Voley and Project Power, an intense match that also ended in five sets and ended around 11:30 p.m.

While reigning champions Proyecto Power managed to rally after losing the first set, Masters found space and capitalized on key errors by their opponents to take a 3-2 victory, a vital result for their aspirations in the standings.

In the men's category, the first match was between Karma Kuppa and Cedro, with victory for Karma in three straight sets (25-20, 25-18, 25-18), which allowed them to climb to second place in the standings.

Cristian Serna, the team's experienced center back, was the star of the match. "We're on the cusp of the best part of the tournament. We only have one group stage match left, and then the playoffs come, where everything will be decided," he commented.

The men's final match was dominated by Colombia Más and Ónix, in one of the most notable matches of the day. With players from the Valle and Colombian national teams on the field, the show was guaranteed.

Although Ónix took the first set, Colombia Más reacted strongly thanks to the performance of Edwin Murillo, Felipe Mosquera and Riol Ramos, achieving a 3-1 victory (24-26, 25-16, 25-21 and 26-24) that strengthened their position as tournament leaders.

The excitement will continue this Saturday, June 14, with Matchday 14, featuring five matches at the Sopó Coliseum, a venue that previously hosted the tournament in its first matches. The program will kick off at 11:00 a.m.

Wizard vs. Master Volleyball (Women)

Ecopetrol vs. Dragons (Women)

CVJ vs. Proyecto Power (Female)

Cajicá Activa vs. Zion (Men)

Life Volley vs. Ushuaia Vissel (Men)

With information from the press office