Amur Tigers, the football club based in Habarovsk, has recruited a new player from the Super League.
The "Amur Tigeresses" Shake Things Up with a Fresh Setter!
Hey there, sports fans! Below's a lowdown on the latest happenings within the volleyball sphere. The "Amur Tigeresses" club's recently welcomed a newcomer, the spirited Tatiana Selyutina, who bid adieu to her former team, "Sparta," in Nizhny Novgorod, competing in the Super League. This juicy tidbit came straight from the Habarovsk Krai news agency!
Standing tall at a staggering 5 feet 10 inches, Tatiana hails from the city of Chelyabinsk and is as young as a sprout at 22 years old! Her playing resume is nothing short of impressive, boasting stints with "Dinamo-Metar-2" from 2017 to 2019, "Uralochka-2-UrGEU," in the Higher League "A" during 2019-2020, and "Uralochka-NTMK" in the Super League from 2020 to 2024, to name a few.
On an unrelated note, the "Amur Tigeresses" have extended contracts with their top scorers. We won't spill the beans just now, but we're sure you'll be as excited as we are!
As for Tatiana's achievements, she's not only gathered accolades for herself but for the Russian national team too! For starters, the girl can play! She bagged a bronze medal at the U20 World Championship of 2021 and a gold medal at the 2019 European Youth Olympic Festival. Now that's some serious skill we're talking about here!
It's worth mentioning that current information regarding her performance with the "Amur Tigeresses" or Russian national team might be a tad scarce. If you've more up-to-date deets or know her inside story like the back of your hand, please share! You might help us paint a clearer picture of this up-and-coming volleyball sensation.
Or, if you fancy more exhaustive details, sports databases or the official volleyball federation websites could be theecruiting place to learn more about Tatiana Selyutina!
Tatiana Selyutina, the newcomer for the "Amur Tigeresses," has an impressive sports background, having played volleyball for various teams including "Dinamo-Metar-2," "Uralochka-2-UrGEU," and "Uralochka-NTMK."
Tatiana's achievements in sports are noteworthy, winning a bronze medal at the U20 World Championship in 2021 and a gold medal at the 2019 European Youth Olympic Festival.
