Fedor Serafimovich Lashchyonov ( November 4, 1950 , Rovenky , Lugansk Region , USSR , USSR ) - Soviet volleyball player , player of the USSR national team (1977-1980). 1980 Olympic champion , 1978 world champion, 1977 World Cup winner , two - time European champion . Attack. Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1980).
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| Gold | Moscow 1980 | volleyball |
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| Gold | Italy 1978 | |
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| Gold | Finland 1977 | |
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Biography
He played for the Zvezda team ( Lugansk / Voroshilovgrad ) (1967–1984). Bronze medalist of the 1976 and 1979 USSR Championships , winner of the EKB 1973 Cup Winners' Cup .
In the USSR national team in official competitions he performed in the years 1977-1980. It consists of: Olympic champion in 1980, world champion in 1978, winner of the World Cup in 1977, two - time European champion (1977 and 1979).
After the end of the playing career F. Lashchenov works as a coach. Headed women's teams: 1984-1993 - Iskra ( Voroshilovgrad / Lugansk ), 1993-1994 - Ejzachibashi ( Istanbul , Turkey ), 1995-1996 - Hapoel ( Kiryat Yam , Israel ), 1996-1997 - " Besiktas ( Istanbul , Turkey ), 2003–2005 - Severodonchanka ( Severodonetsk , Ukraine ), 2005–2008, and since 2009, Iskra ( Lugansk , Ukraine ). In 2001-2003 - coached the men's team of Pakistan . Head coach of men's teams: 1994–1995 and 1997–2000 - Dynamo ( Lugansk , Ukraine ), 2000–2001 - Azot ( Cherkasy , Ukraine ).
As the head coach, he led his teams to the title of champions of Ukraine (1992 - Iskra Lugansk - women), Turkey (1994 - Ejchachibashi Istanbul - women), Israel (1996 - Hapoel Kiryat Yam - women).
Fyodor Lashchyonov is an honorary citizen of Lugansk .
Source
- Volleyball. Encyclopedia / Comp. V.L. Sviridov, O.S. Chekhov. - Tomsk: Janson Company, 2001.