The volleyball of the Canary Islands is experiencing a stroke of luck, with a record number of participants in the Queen Cup of Menorca 2025. Four Canarian teams have qualified for the competition, each with their unique journey to get there. One such team is Sayre CC, which features players like Wanda Banguero, Inma Wash, and Laura Easter. Laura Easter, a 22-year-old Colombian receiver, shared her thoughts on the team’s journey to the Queen’s Cup.
The Journey to the Queen’s Cup
Laura Easter expressed that the team faced numerous obstacles along the way but remained focused on their goal. “We had high and low moments, but I believe that the most important thing was that we faced them and carried out our objective,” she said. The team’s ability to work together and support each other has been a key factor in their success. As Laura emphasized, “We are a team that needs to work together, and our coach always tells us to look towards the same goal.”
Team Identity and Character
The team’s identity is built around their collective effort and character. Laura highlighted that their coach’s phrase, “we have to be fierce when defending,” has become a guiding principle for the team. This approach has yielded positive results, making them a formidable opponent for their rivals. Laura noted, “If you have a team with those characteristics in front of you, it generates stress and complicates things for them.”
First Queen’s Cup Appearance
This will be Laura’s first Queen’s Cup appearance, and she is excited to be a part of it. She has been told about the importance of the competition and is looking forward to experiencing it firsthand. As she said, “I’m very happy because we are making history at the club, it’s the first time we’ve qualified.” The team is eager to make the most of this opportunity and leave a lasting impression.
Message to Supporters
Laura expressed her gratitude to God, her team, and their supporters. She is proud to be part of this edition of the Queen’s Cup and appreciates the positive energy from those who believe in them. As she conveyed, “I thank everyone who supports us, those who see what we do positively, and I’m sure that each one of us has a huge happiness and pride of being part of this edition.” With their collective spirit and determination, the team is ready to take on the challenges of the Queen’s Cup and make their mark on the competition.