miércoles, 18 de mayo de 2011

SELEÇÃO JUVENIL FEMININA: Brasil vence a terceira contra a Rússia

RIO DE JANEIRO, 13/05/2011 – Nesta SEXTA-FEIRA (13.05) a seleção brasileira juvenil feminina conquistou a terceira vitória consecutiva sobre a Rússia. O Brasil passou pelas russas por 3 sets a 2 (25/21, 22/25, 25/22, 16/25 e 16/14), em Moscou, na Rússia. Os amistosos fazem parte da preparação da equipe para o Mundial da categoria, que será disputado no Peru, entre os dias 22 e 31 de julho deste ano.
O treinador do Brasil, Luizomar de Moura, elogiou o desempenho brasileiro nas três partidas realizadas contra as donas da casa (O Brasil venceu as duas primeiras partidas por três sets a um). O técnico ainda garantiu que colocou praticamente todo o time em quadra no último confronto.
“Foi um bom jogo. Por ser a terceira partida experimentamos várias situações táticas e demos ritmo a outras atletas, mas não queríamos perder a qualidade no jogo, e principalmente tratando-se de Brasil e Rússia queríamos sair dessa etapa com vitória”, afirmou Luizomar.
A meio de rede Francynne lembrou que mesmo com as mudanças na equipe, o Brasil manteve o padrão de jogo. "O Luizomar mexeu no time, mas quando jogamos concentradas conseguimos fazer uma boa partida, agora é continuar nossa preparação”, explicou Francynne.
Já a ponteira Gabriela, que teve uma atuação destacada na última edição da Superliga Feminina defendendo o Macaé/Sports (RJ), fez questão de destacar a importância cultural da viagem.
“Jogar na Rússia foi legal para o amadurecimento do grupo. Nós conhecemos a Praça Vermelha e o Kremlin e entendemos um pouco da história que o Luizomar nos passou”, disse a atleta.
O Brasil tem seis títulos mundiais da categoria (87,89, 01, 03, 05 e 07) e lutará para recuperar a hegemonia, depois de terminar em terceiro lugar no último Mundial, em 2009.
O Brasil jogou com: Priscila, Stephanie, Samara, Gabriela, Bia e Francynne. Líbero: Tais
Entraram: Eduarda, Fernanda e Juliana.

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2011 FIVB Junior World Championship - European Qualification


NO TE QUEDES AFUERA DEL!!!  FIVB Junior World Championships

Luxembourg, January 24, 2011. With the final rounds of the 2011 FIVB Junior World Championships coming up this summer in Brazil and Peru, Europe was assigned a total of 6 slots per gender for these competitions. Russia and Italy, i.e. the winners of the 2010 CEV Junior European Championships, already grabbed one of these spots in the men’s and women’s division respectively, so five more tickets per gender remain to be allotted via the qualifiers that are scheduled for next May.
The composition of the Pools was defined according to the final rankings of the 2010 CEV Junior European Championships (final round plus 1st, 2nd and 3rd preliminary phase) as follows:



Women
Pool A in SRB (venue to be communicated): Serbia, Poland, Greece, Portugal, Montenegro
Pool B in Novalja (CRO):19-21/05/2011 Czech Republic, Belgium, Croatia, Romania
Pool C in Moscow (RUS): 18-22/05/2011Germany, Russia, Finland, Israel, Denmark
Pool D in Bardejov (SVK):20-22/05/2011 Turkey, Slovakia, France, Bulgaria

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Turkey's juniors are getting ready for European qualifier to 2011 World Champs

27.04.2011
Turkey's juniors are getting ready for European qualifier to 2011 World Champs
2011 FIVB Junior World Championship - European Qualification
Ankara, Turquía, 27 de abril de 2011. Las chicas del equipo nacional Juevenil de Turquía están acelerando sus preparativos para el torneo del proximo 05/ 20 al 22 de Bardejov (Eslovaquia), donde la calificación para el 2011 la FIVB Junior del Campeonato del Mundo estará en juego. El entrenador  Ismail Yengil esta  bastante seguro, teniendo en cuenta que este grupo ha estado juntos por mucho tiempo.
"Las chicas tienen mucha experiencia y sabe perfectamente que tienen que hacer lo que en cualquier momento. Vamos a añadir algunos otros jugadores para el equipo, pero queremos mantener esa misma armonía en el grupo ", dice Yengil. Sólo un equipo de los que compiten en Bardejov - además de Turquía y los anfitriones de Eslovaquia, el Pool  incluye también Bulgaria y Francia - finalmente será capaz de representar a Europa en el Campeonato Mundial en el Perú???. "Vamos a organizar un par de partidos amistosos con la selección peruana y después sabremos  más acerca de nuestro valor y elespíritu", concluyó Yengil.

Ankara, Turkey, April 27, 2011. The girls of Turkey’s junior national team are currently speeding up their preparations for the tournament coming up next May 20-22 in Bardejov (Slovakia) where the qualification for the 2011 FIVB Junior World Championship will be at stake. Head coach Ismail Yengil is pretty confident taking into consideration that this group has been together for quite a long time.
“The girls are very experienced and they perfectly know who has to do what at any time. We will add some other players to the team but we want to maintain that same harmony in the group” says Yengil. Only one team from those competing in Bardejov – apart from Turkey and the hosts of Slovakia, the Pool includes also Bulgaria and France – will finally be able to represent Europe at the World Championship in Peru. “We will organize a couple of friendly games with the Peruvian national team and after that we will know more about our value and spirit” concluded Yengil.


2011 FIVB Volleyball Junior World Championship - RESULTS
WOMEN - European Qualification
Pool D in Bardejov (SVK) El Grupo de la muerte!!
 JWD-01 20.05.2011 16:30 BULGARIA TURKEY
 JWD-02 20.05.2011 19:00 SLOVAKIA FRANCE
 JWD-03 21.05.2011 16:30 TURKEY FRANCE
 JWD-04 21.05.2011 19:00 BULGARIA SLOVAKIA
 JWD-05 22.05.2011 16:30 FRANCE BULGARIA
 JWD-06 22.05.2011 19:00 SLOVAKIA TURKEY

lunes, 4 de abril de 2011

The Serbia Junior Women's team collected silver after the men's team had won bronze the week before

The Serbia Junior Women's team collected silver after the men's team had won bronze the week before
Belgrade, Serbia, September 12, 2010 – Serbia became the only country to win medals in both the men’s and women’s European Junior Championships after the Junior Women’s team won silver on Sunday, while the Junior Men left the men’s competition played in Belarus on September 5 with bronze.
The medalists at the Women’s Junior Championship which was played in the cities of Zrenjanin and Nis in Serbia, were Italy, Serbia, and Czech Republic while in the Junior Men’s competition Russia, Bulgaria, and Serbia occupied the podium places.
Serbia was one of eight countries having two teams at the 2010 Junior European Championships along with Italy, Russia, Germany, Turkey, the Netherlands, Poland, and Belgium.
Junior Women – Zrenjanin And Nis, Serbia (September 3–12) – Final Standings:
1. Italy
2. Serbia
3. Czech Republic
4. Germany
5. Turkey
6. Slovakia
7. Russia
8. Slovenia
9. The Netherlands
10. Poland
11. Belgium
12. Hungary