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PAS Giannina sports club seasonal preparations

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The PAS Giannina sports club has initiated preparations for its upcoming competitive seasons across various departments. In football, the women’s team began training for the Gamma Ethniki division following a traditional blessing ceremony. The men’s team has also returned to high-intensity training and tactical drills, though the club is managing administrative difficulties, including a sixth FIFA ban on the PAE PAS Giannina accounts. Additionally, the club held a presentation at the Zosimides National Stadium for its amateur sports departments. Updates were provided for several disciplines, including swimming, artistic swimming, fencing, and volleyball. The women’s basketball team is preparing for top-division and European competition, while the men’s basketball team aims for promotion to National League 1. In recent amateur football developments, PAS Giannina advanced in the Amateur Cup after a knockout victory against Aris Filiaiton at the Kranoula stadium. ~~This victory occurs as the club undergoes a restructuring process intended to return to higher divisions following recent administrative and competitive challenges.~~ Following the match, Aris Filiaiton coach Dimitris Mouroutis expressed confusion over his team’s performance, stating, “I cannot find words for my team... the team showed itself very frightened and I cannot understand it.” Defender Lefteris Grestas, formerly of PAS Giannina, suggested the opponent’s reputation had a psychological impact, noting, “We were afraid of the name.” Regarding the fencing department, the club recently concluded its fifth annual training camp in Konitsa, which ran from August 23 to September 6. The event hosted over 200 fencers from Greece and international locations, aiming to prepare athletes for the new season while promoting sports tourism in the Epirus region.

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