Volleyball: Amazonian team debuts in Superliga B with sponsorship from Nilton Lins

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The team debuts this Saturday (13th), in the Men’s Superliga B in a game at the Ninimberg Guerra gymnasium (São Jorge neighborhood), at 7pm

Manaus (AM) — Nilton Lins University, a reference in higher education in Amazonas, reinforces its commitment to sport in the state through a strategic partnership with the Manaus Vôlei / Nilton Lins / Hien Kan team, which debuts this Saturday (13), in the Men’s Superliga B in play at the Ninimberg Guerra gymnasium (São Jorge neighborhood), at 7pm.

The collaboration includes transportation, airline tickets, housing for athletes and technical staff, uniforms, as well as expenses related to arbitration and accommodation.

With 35 years of history, Nilton Lins has always had sport as an integral part of its mission and the businessman and president of the sponsor of the Nilton Lins University, Nilton Lins Junior, highlights the importance of investing in the development of various sports in Amazonas throughout this period. period.

“We believe in the potential of Amazonian athletes and for this reason we created and invested in the Sports Incentive Program, providing not only scholarships, but also conditions for these talents to reach their full potential in sport, in the profession and especially as citizens”.

Expectation

The club’s president, Waghynton de Melo, highlights the importance of the partnership to ensure Amazonas’ unprecedented participation in Superliga B.

“We were close to not participating in the championship, but with the arrival of Nilton Lins we were able to ensure registration and also attract other support. Now, we are going to take the state flag across the country with a young, strong team determined to surprise”,

highlighted the manager who made the telephone number (92) 98121-3268 available to other companies interested in supporting the team.

Inside the courts, expectations are high, and among the 16 players on the team, four athletes from Nilton Lins’ own university teams will make their debut in a professional national competition, including pointer Sander Santos.

“We are very confident and training with a large volume of games. I am very grateful to the University, which granted me a full scholarship, allowing me to dedicate myself to sport and at the same time, be able to study my Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education”, added the athlete.

*With information from consultancy

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