Vietnamese middle blocker jumps 3m high to score 19 points in the final, surpassing her seniors to lead her team to the championship.

Against the opponent Quang Ninh, who has a roster full of experienced players including national player Vi Thị Như Quỳnh and foreign player Sangacomo, Hanoi Tasco Auto still played firmly and effectively. The blocking line worked tightly, with Thùy Linh playing a major role by repeatedly stopping attacks from the opposition. Besides that, attackers like Ánh Thảo and foreign player Adora Anae also performed excellently, together with young setter Vi Thị Yến Nhi, creating a coherent game plan.

Not only shining in the A-grade tournament, Lê Thùy Linh also made a mark at the 2025 U21 World Championship by scoring 53 points, ranking among the top 16 middle blockers for blocking worldwide, surpassing many rivals from volleyball powerhouses such as Italy, the USA, and Brazil.

According to Volleybox, Lê Thùy Linh is 1.75m tall, with a blocking jump of 2.98m and an approach jump of 2.88m. Hanoi Tasco Auto’s championship is a well-earned reward for a cohesive and talented squad. With the rising talent of Lê Thùy Linh, Hanoi women's volleyball is expected to make a strong comeback in the 2026 National Championship.