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Women's European Volleyball Championship 2017

The final round of the XXX European Women's Volleyball Championship was held from September 22 to October 1, 2017 in Azerbaijan and Georgia . The championship of Serbia won the championship for the second time in history.

Women's European Volleyball Championship 2017
2017 European Volleyball Championship (Women) Logo.jpg
Championship Details
Location Azerbaijan and Georgia
CitiesBaku , Goygol , Tbilisi
Stadiums3
Qualifying Tournament DatesMay 20 - October 9, 2016
Final Tournament DatesSeptember 22 - October 1, 2017
Number of participants36
in the final stagesixteen
Top places
Champion ChampionSerbia Serbia (2nd time)
Silver medalist Second placeNetherlands Netherlands
Bronze medalist Third placeTurkey Turkey
Championship Statistics
Attendance69 625 (1934 per game)
Matches played36
Best playerSerbia Tiyana Boshkovich

Members

The tournament was attended by 16 teams: 2 host teams ( Azerbaijan and Georgia ), 5 teams that received tickets to the results of the previous European Championship ( Russia , the Netherlands , Serbia , Turkey and Germany ), 6 winners of the second round of the qualifying tournament ( Italy , Belgium , Poland , Croatia , Bulgaria and Belarus ), as well as three winners of the third round of qualification ( Czech Republic , Ukraine and Hungary ).

Qualification

The qualifying tournament was attended by 29 teams. 6 tickets to the final stage of the championship were played in the second (main) round of qualification.

A placeGroup AGroup BGroup CGroup DGroup EGroup F
one  Italy  Belgium  Poland  Croatia  Bulgaria  Belarus
2  Ukraine  Spain  Hungary  Slovakia  Romania  Czech
3  Austria  France  Finland  Portugal  Montenegro  Slovenia
four  Latvia  Bosnia and Herzegovina  Estonia  Israel  Switzerland  Greece

The teams that took second place in the groups continued the struggle for reaching the final stage of the championship in the third round. The matches ended with the following results: Czech Republic - Slovakia - 3: 0, 2: 3, Ukraine - Spain - 2: 3, 3: 1, Romania - Hungary - 3: 0, 1: 3 (gold set - 13:15).

Final Round

The decision to hold the final round of the championship in Azerbaijan and Georgia was made on October 25, 2014 at the XXXV General Assembly of the European Volleyball Confederation in Antalya . The cities hosting the tournament matches were Baku , Goygol and Tbilisi [1] [2] . The draw took place on November 24, 2016 at the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku [3] .

Arenas

BakuGoygolTbilisi
National Gymnastics ArenaOlympic sports complexPalace of Sports
Opened in 2014.
Capacity: 6000		Opened in 2014.
Capacity: 780		Opened in 1961.
Capacity: 9700
   
Group A, C, playoffsGroup DGroup B

Preliminary Stage

The winners of the preliminary stage groups went directly to the quarterfinal, where they were joined by the winners of the matches of the first round of the playoffs between the teams that took 2nd and 3rd places in the groups.

Group A ( Baku )

MatchesGlassesSetsBalls
In (3: 2)P (2: 3)ATPB: PATPB: P
one.   Azerbaijanthirty)0 (0)99one9,0002441911,277
2.   Poland2 (1)ten)five661,0002582501,032
3.   Germanyten)2 (1)four670.8572672850.937
four.   Hungary0 (0)thirty)0290.2222202630.837
dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/2218:00Hungary  0: 3  Azerbaijan23:2514:2516:25Report
20:30Poland  3: 2  Germany23:2525:1518:2525:2315: 5Report
09/2318:00Poland  3: 1  Hungary25:2219:2525:1725:18Report
09/2418:00Azerbaijan  3-0  Poland25:1425:2125:23Report
20:30Germany  3: 1  Hungary25:2119:2525:2125:18Report
09/2518:00Germany  1: 3  Azerbaijan25:1919:2518:2518:25Report

Group B ( Tbilisi )

MatchesGlassesSetsBalls
In (3: 2)P (2: 3)ATPB: PATPB: P
one.   Italy3 (1)0 (0)eight933,0002642321,138
2.   Belarus2 (1)ten)five7five1,4002542261,124
3.   Croatiaten)2 (2)five771,0003032571,179
four.   Georgia0 (0)thirty)0one90,1111422480.573
dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/225 p.m.Italy  3-0  Georgia25:1425:1225:12Report
20:00Belarus  3: 2  Croatia10:2515:2525:2125:2015: 9Report
09/235 p.m.Georgia  1: 3  Croatia12:2513:2525:2323:25Report
20:00Italy  3: 1  Belarus27:2525:1818:2525:21Report
09/245 p.m.Georgia  0: 3  Belarus8:2511:2512:25Report
20:00Croatia  2: 3  Italy23:2521:2525:1925:1011:15Report

Group C ( Baku )

MatchesGlassesSetsBalls
In (3: 2)P (2: 3)ATPB: PATPB: P
one.   Russia3 (2)0 (0)79five1,8003122991,043
2.   Bulgaria2 (2)eleven)fiveeight71,1433132981,050
3.   Turkeyten)2 (1)four670.8572872821.018
four.   Ukraine0 (0)3 (2)2five90.5562793120.894
dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/2215:30Ukraine  2: 3  Russia18:2525:2023:2525:2313:15Report
09/2315:30Bulgaria  3: 2  Ukraine25:2321:2523:2525:1115: 4Report
20:30Turkey  1: 3  Russia23:2525:2023:2520:25Report
09/2415:30Bulgaria  3: 2  Turkey25:1710:2525:1620:2520:18Report
09/2515:30Russia  3: 2  Bulgaria21:2525:2023:2525:2115:13Report
20:30Turkey  3: 1  Ukraine25:2025:1920:2525:23Report

Group D ( Goygol )

MatchesGlassesSetsBalls
In (3: 2)P (2: 3)ATPB: PATPB: P
one.   Serbiathirty)0 (0)99one9,0002532171,166
2.   Netherlands20)ten)66five1,2002612341,115
3.   Czechten)20)3four70.5712412640.913
four.   Belgium0 (0)thirty)0390.3332542940.864
dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/225 p.m.Serbia  3-0  Czech25:2225:1625:23Report
20:00Netherlands  3: 1  Belgium23:2525:1225:2125:14Report
09/235 p.m.Czech  3: 1  Belgium19:2525:2328:2625:19Report
20:00Serbia  3-0  Netherlands29:2725:1725:23Report
09/245 p.m.Belgium  1: 3  Serbia26:2420:2522:2521:25Report
20:00Czech  1: 3  Netherlands21:2515:2525:2122:25Report

Playoffs ( Baku )

Playoffs1/4 FinalSemifinalThe final
September 28th
September 26th
  Italy0
  Netherlands3September 30th
  Netherlands3
  Croatia0  Netherlands3
September 29th
September 27  Azerbaijan2
  Azerbaijan3
  Bulgaria2October 1st
  Germany0
  Germany3  Netherlandsone
September 28th
September 26th  Serbia3
  Serbia3
  Belarus3September 30th
  Belarus0
  Czech2  Serbia33rd place match
September 29th
September 27  Turkey0October 1st
  Russia0
  Polandone  Azerbaijanone
  Turkey3
  Turkey3  Turkey3


Round One

dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/2618:00Belarus  3: 2  Czech18:2523:2527:2525:2217:15Report
20:30Netherlands  3-0  Croatia25:1825: 825:21Report
09/2718:00Poland  1: 3  Turkey22:2525:2725:1823:25Report
20:30Bulgaria  2: 3  Germany25:1420:2525:1619:2511:15Report

Quarter Final

dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/2818:00Italy  0: 3  Netherlands17:2520:2513:25Report
20:30Serbia  3-0  Belarus25:1925:1225:14Report
09/2918:00Azerbaijan  3-0  Germany25:2025:1825:21Report
20:30Russia  0: 3  Turkey25:2718:2520:25Report

Semifinal

dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
09/3018:00Netherlands  3: 2  Azerbaijan20:2525:1925:1925:2715:12Report
20:30Serbia  3-0  Turkey25:1725:1225:21Report

3rd place match

dateTimeScoreSetsReport
one23fourfive
1.1016:00Azerbaijan  1: 3  Turkey25:2221:2514:258:25Report

Final

Netherlands  1: 3 (20:25, 22:25, 25:18, 18:25)  Serbia
No.Playerone23fourGlasses
oneKnip (L)    
2Stoltenborg    
3Belin    13 (11, 2, 0)
fourCry    5 (3, 0, 2)
fivede crauif    11 (10, 1, 0)
6Balkestein      6 (3, 3, 0)
9Schot (l)
tenSluties    9 (7, 0, 2)
elevenBoyce    10 (8, 1, 1)
14Dykem    2 (1, 0, 1)
18Jasper   
nineteenDalderope
20Polder
22Koolhaas
Trainer - Jamie Morrison


  
85Glasses93
43Attack65
7Block7
6Innings3
29thOpponent's mistakes18

Judges:
Juraj Wet (Slovakia),
Eldar Zulgufarov (Azerbaijan).
Match time - 1:45 (25 + 30 + 25 + 25).
October 1st. 7 p.m.
Baku. National Gymnastics Arena. 3600 viewers.
Report

No.Playerone23fourGlasses
oneBush
fourZhivkovich    2 (2, 0, 0)
fivePopovich 
6Maleshevich    8 (8, 0, 0)
9Mikhailovich    15 (14, 0, 1)
tenMirkovich 
elevenVelkovich    12 (10, 2, 0)
12Pushich (L)
13Belitsa
15Stevanovic    9 (5, 4, 0)
sixteenRashich  
18Boskovich    29 (26, 1, 2)
nineteenMilenkovich
20Blagojevich (L)    
Trainer - Zoran Terzic

Symbolic Team

BinderDiagonalGamersCentral blockersLibero
  Laura Dykema  Lonneke Sluties  Brankitsa Mikhailovich
  Anne Boys		  Eda Erdem Dundar
  Stefana Velkovich		  Valeria Mammadova

The most valuable player in the tournament was recognized as the diagonal team of Serbia Tiyana Boskovich [4] .

Final position

GoldSilverBronze
  Serbia
Ana Belitsa
Elena Blagojevich
Tiyana Boshkovich
Bianca Bush
Stefana Velkovich
Boyana Zhivkovich
Tiyana Maleleshevich
Boyana Milenkovich
Sladzhana Mirkovich
Brankitsa Mikhailovich
Mina Popovich
Theodora Pushic
Milena Rasic
Jovana Stevanovic
Trainer: Zoran Terzic
  Netherlands
Maret Balkestein
Yvonne Belin
Anne Boys
Nika Dalderop
Laura Dykema
Robin de Crauif
Kirsten Knip
Nicole Koolhaas
Celeste Plack
Tessa polder
Lonneke Sluties
Femke Stoltenborg
Mirte Schot
Marrit Jasper
Trainer: Jamie Morrison
  Turkey
Naz Aydemir Akyol
Cuber akman
Gamze Alikai
Hande Baladin
Meriem Boz
Merve Dalbeler
Gozde Kardar
Neriman Ozsoy
Guldeniz Onal
Hatice Gizem Orge
Bahar Toxoy-Guidetti
Simge Shebnem Akez
Polen Service
Eda Erdem Dundar
Trainer: Giovanni Guidetti
four.  Azerbaijan
five.  Italy
6.  Russia
7.  Belarus
eight.  Germany
9.  Bulgaria
ten.  Poland
eleven.  Croatia
12.  Czech
13.  Ukraine
14.  Belgium
15.  Hungary
sixteen.  Georgia

The national teams of Serbia, the Netherlands, Azerbaijan, Italy, Russia, Belarus, Germany and Bulgaria selected for the final tournament of the European Championship 2019 . The teams of Turkey, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary were classified at Euro 2019 as the organizers.

See also

  • Men's European Volleyball Championship 2017

Notes

  1. ↑ CEV announces organizers of European Championships . International Volleyball Federation (October 25, 2014). Date of treatment October 6, 2016.
  2. ↑ The countdown to the start of EURO 2017 in Azerbaijan begins (neopr.) . Azerisport.com (October 29, 2016). Date of treatment February 24, 2017.
  3. ↑ #EuroVolleyW - 16 teams, 2 host countries, one Volleyball party! (eng.) . International Volleyball Federation (November 24, 2016). Date of treatment November 24, 2016.
  4. ↑ Serbia net second European crown in history, Bošković takes MVP honors . European Volleyball Confederation (October 1, 2017). Date of treatment October 1, 2017.

Links

  • European Volleyball Confederation Website
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=European_Volleyball_Women_2017 Women's Championship&oldid = 102062585


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