Nola Città dei Gigli Claims Coppa Italia Men's Sitting Volleyball Title; Vittorio Pasciari Honored as MVP

Nola Città dei Gigli Triumphs in Coppa Italia Sitting Volleyball

I Santi Ortopedie Nola has once again demonstrated its dominance in Italian sitting volleyball, clinching the Coppa Italia Men's Sitting Volleyball title today, December 7, 2025. The team, coached by Guido Pasciari, emerged victorious after a compelling final match against Scuola di Pallavolo Fermana (SDP Fermana). The highly anticipated event took place in Siderno, Calabria, drawing attention to the growing sport.

Decisive Victory in the Final Match

The final saw Nola Città dei Gigli deliver a commanding performance, securing a decisive 3-0 victory over their opponents. The set scores were 25-23, 25-17, and 25-18, reflecting Nola's consistent strength throughout the match. The team's strategic play and cohesive effort proved too formidable for SDP Fermana, who had also shown strong form leading up to the final.

Vittorio Pasciari Crowned MVP

A standout player in the victorious Nola squad, Vittorio Pasciari, was awarded the prestigious title of Most Valuable Player (MVP) for the Coppa Italia Men's Sitting Volleyball tournament. Pasciari's exceptional skills and crucial contributions were instrumental in his team's success, earning him individual recognition amidst a strong collective effort. The roster for the winning team, I Santi Ortopedie Nola, included players such as Francesco Meo, Sergio Ignoto, Alfredo Diana, Victor Palazzolo, Giuseppe Mautone, Robert Kertesz, Francesco Maria Cerulo, Andrea Santiello, Giancarlo Quinto, Salvatore Striano, and Paolo Mangiacapra, alongside Vittorio Pasciari.

A Legacy of Success in Sitting Volleyball

This latest triumph adds another significant trophy to Nola Città dei Gigli's impressive collection in sitting volleyball. The club has a rich history in the discipline, having previously secured multiple national titles and super cups. Their consistent performance underscores their position as a leading force in Italian sitting volleyball, a paralympic discipline that promotes inclusion and offers competitive opportunities for athletes with and without disabilities.