The women's national volleyball team of Bosnia and Herzegovina ( Bosnian Ženska odbojkaška reprezentacija Bosne i Hercegovine ) - represents Bosnia and Herzegovina at international volleyball competitions . The managing organization is the Volleyball Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina ( Odbojkaški savez Bosne i Hercegovine - OSBIH ).
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| Confederation | CEV |
| National Federation | OSBIH |
| First official match | Bosnia and Herzegovina - Norway 1: 3 ( Saint-Dieu-de-Vosges ( France ), 04/27/2005, from the World Cup ) |
| FIVB Rank | 66–84th [1] |
| CEV ranking | 29-30th [2] |
| Trainer | Goran Nesic |
Content
History
A year after the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1993, the Volleyball Union of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (adopted by the FIVB and ECB in the same year) and the Republika Srpska Volleyball Union were formed on the territory of two parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Only in April 2009, these two organizations formed the Volleyball Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the basis of a voluntary association.
The women's volleyball team of Bosnia and Herzegovina entered the international arena much later than the other four national teams of countries that emerged on the territory of Yugoslavia, which was associated with the consequences of the war on its territory and organizational turmoil. At the same time, volleyball players from Republika Srpska joined the united team only after 2009. The debut tournament for the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina was the qualifying tournament of the 2006 World Cup . In their first match, held April 27, 2005 in the French Saint-Dieu-de-Vosges , the Bosnian volleyball players lost to the Norwegian national team with a score of 1: 3. Later, during the tournament, the debutantes were defeated in the other three fights, taking the last place in the group and leaving the fight for a ticket to the world championship.
In subsequent years, the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina took part in 8 more qualifying tournaments of the World and European Championships, but each time could not compete with stronger rivals.
Performance Results
Olympic Games
- 1996 - did not participate
- 2000 - did not participate
- 2004 - did not participate
- 2008 - did not participate
- 2012 - not qualified
- 2016 - did not participate
World Championships
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European Championships
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Mediterranean Games
- 2009 - 5th
- 2018 - 9-12th place
Composition
Bosnia and Herzegovina national team in 2018 competitions ( Mediterranean Games , European Championship Qualifiers 2019 )
| No. | First Name Last Name | Year of birth | Growth | Amplois | Club |
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| one | Isla Parajik | 1994 | 189 | central | Uipest TE Budapest |
| 2 | Katarina Popovich | 1994 | 174 | forward | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| 3 | Amra Dzhambich | 1997 | 162 | libero | "Sword" Lukavac |
| four | Dayana Boshkovich | 1994 | 186 | forward | Sariyer Istanbul |
| five | Sanya Koich-Dzhurich | 1991 | 182 | forward | Ayas Evosmu Evozmon |
| 6 | Jovana Biberdzic | 2001 | 182 | forward | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| 7 | Zhana Dragutinovich | 1997 | 186 | central | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| eight | Iman Isanovich | 1999 | 188 | forward | Arizona State University |
| ten | Natasha Sliepchevich | 1990 | 189 | forward | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| eleven | Edina Selimovich | 1991 | 186 | central | "Sword" Lukavac |
| 12 | Militsa Ivkovic | 1993 | 174 | libero | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| 13 | Veritsa Simic | 1992 | 188 | forward | Vashash-Obuda Budapest |
| 14 | Milana Bozic | 200 | 185 | binder | Kula Gradacac Gradacac |
| 15 | Ana Gaich | 1994 | 189 | central | “Bimal-Unity” Brcko |
| sixteen | Isla Hadzic | 1995 | 185 | binder | "Sword" Lukavac |
| 17 | Angelka Radishkovich | 1992 | 182 | forward | Kula Gradacac Gradacac |
- Head coach - Goran Nesic.
- Trainers - Smail Peserovich, Anil Dervishevich.
Notes
See also
- Yugoslav Women's Volleyball Team
Literature
- Volleyball. Encyclopedia / Comp. V.L. Sviridov, O.S. Chekhov. Tomsk: Yanson Company - 2001.