Serbia 3-1 Poland: Women's Volleyball Match Tests Coach Terzić and Lessons on Resilience

Serbia defeated Poland 3-1 in the women's volleyball match after their head coach Zoran Terzić left the bench temporarily. Tijana Bošković scored 29 points with support from Aleksandra Uzelac (15), Kurtagić (12) and Tica (12). In the gold-medal match, opposite hitters from Serbia and Italy scored 28 points each. | Cross-checked: Provided analysis Core answer: Serbia won 3-1 against Poland after coach departure, showing strong secondary scoring and resilience. Key facts: - Serbia 3-1 Poland match result - Tijana Bošković top scorer with 29 points - Aleksandra Uzelac 15 points, Kurtagić 12 points, Tica 12 points - Coach Zoran Terzić temporary bench departure during third set - Gold medal match opposite scorers scored 28 each each - Poland lost third set 15-25 after coach exit - Serbia showed higher tournament-level resilience in fourth set 25-18 Related questions: Q: What was Serbia's strategy after the coach left? A: The assistant staff and captain maintained control to reset the team and close the fourth set. Q: How did Poland respond to the disruption? A: Poland won the third set but Serbia's fourth-set win showed better overall resilience. Q: Were Serbia's scorers balanced or one-player dependent? A: Secondary scorers contributed meaningfully, making it inaccurate to label as a pure one-player team.