2017 European Volleyball Championship for girls

2017 European Volleyball Championship for girls
2017 European Volleyball Championship for girls
	2017 Girls' U18 Volleyball European Championship
Championship Details
Location	Netherlands
Cities	Arnhem
Stadiums	1 ( Sporthal Valkenhuizen )
Qualifying Tournament Dates	October 28, 2016 - January 15, 2017
Final Tournament Dates	April 1—9, 2017
Number of participants	36
in the final stage	12
Top places
Champion	Russia (3rd time)
Second place	Italy
Third place	Belarus
Championship Statistics
Attendance	5837 (154 per game)
Matches played	38
Best player	Terry Enveonvu

The XII U18 Girls European Volleyball Championship was held with the participation of teams composed of players no older than 2000 year of birth. The matches of the final tournament were played from April 1 to 9, 2017 in Arnhem . The winner of the tournament was the Russian team.

Qualifying games

35 teams participated in the qualifying tournament. The winners of the second round groups and the three teams that finished second with the best scores received tickets to the final tournament. The Netherlands national team as the organizer of the final stage of the qualifying games was released.

Round One

A place	Group 1 ( Falkoping )
one	Sweden
2	Republic of Kosovo
3	Georgia
four	Iceland

Round Two

A place	Group A ( Riga )	Group B ( Milan )	Group C ( Nova Gorica )	Group D ( Kaunas )
one	Serbia	Belarus	Turkey	Poland
2	Ukraine	Italy	Slovenia	Czech
3	Latvia	Slovakia	France	Lithuania
four	Montenegro	Israel	Sweden	Estonia

A place	Group E ( Ploiesti )	Group F ( Yasberen )	Group G ( Rovinj )	Group H ( Ramenskoye )
one	Russia	Germany	Greece	Bulgaria
2	Romania	Spain	Finland	Austria
3	Portugal	Hungary	Croatia	Belgium
four	Azerbaijan	Denmark	Norway	Switzerland

Final Tournament

Group Stage

Group I

	Matches		Glasses	Sets			Balls
	In (3: 2)	P (2: 3)	Glasses	AT	P	B: P	AT	P	B: P
1. Italy	50)	0 (0)	15	15	one	15,000	393	300	1,310
2. Russia	thirty)	20)	9	9	7	1,286	369	355	1,039
3. The Netherlands	20)	thirty)	6	9	ten	0,900	432	415	1,041
4. Germany	20)	thirty)	6	6	ten	0,600	343	384	0.893
5. Bulgaria	2 (1)	thirty)	five	6	12	0,500	370	431	0.859
6. Turkey	ten)	4 (1)	four	7	12	0.583	401	423	0.948

date	Match	Score	Sets					Report
date	Match	Score	one	2	3	four	five	Report
1.04	Germany - Turkey	0: 3	19:25	14:25	15:25			Report
	Netherlands - Bulgaria	1: 3	23:25	25:15	19:25	22:25		Report
	Russia - Italy	0: 3	22:25	21:25	19:25			Report
2.04	Bulgaria - Turkey	3: 2	25:20	25:23	14:25	15:25	23:21	Report
	Netherlands - Russia	3-0	25:17	25:21	25:20			Report
	Italy - Germany	3-0	25:16	25:17	25:21			Report
4.04	Russia - Bulgaria	3-0	25:23	25:17	25:20			Report
	Turkey - Italy	0: 3	11:25	23:25	22:25			Report
	Germany - Netherlands	3: 1	29:27	25:20	22:25	25:16		Report
5.04	Bulgaria - Italy	0: 3	15:25	13:25	19:25			Report
	Russia - Germany	3-0	25:23	25:20	25:19			Report
	Netherlands - Turkey	3: 1	25:18	25:14	24:26	25:15		Report
6.04	Germany - Bulgaria	3-0	25:23	28:26	25:22			Report
	Turkey - Russia	1: 3	21:25	21:25	26:24	15:25		Report
	Italy - Netherlands	3: 1	18:25	25:20	25:16	25:20		Report

Group II

	Matches		Glasses	Sets			Balls
	In (3: 2)	P (2: 3)	Glasses	AT	P	B: P	AT	P	B: P
1. Belarus	5 (1)	0 (0)	14	15	four	3,750	458	367	1,248
2. Serbia	thirty)	2 (1)	ten	12	7	1,714	428	391	1,095
3. Poland	thirty)	20)	9	ten	eight	1,250	387	381	1.016
4. Slovenia	20)	thirty)	6	eight	ten	0,800	389	399	0.975
5. Romania	2 (1)	3 (1)	6	9	12	0.750	457	483	0.946
6. Greece	0 (0)	50)	0	2	15	0.133	318	416	0.764

date	Match	Score	Sets					Report
date	Match	Score	one	2	3	four	five	Report
1.04	Greece - Belarus	0: 3	18:25	17:25	14:25			Report
	Romania - Serbia	3: 2	25:21	25:21	18:25	24:26	15:13	Report
	Poland - Slovenia	3: 1	25:23	25:11	23:25	25:23		Report
2.04	Serbia - Belarus	1: 3	20:25	16:25	25:22	16:25		Report
	Romania - Poland	1: 3	20:25	12:25	25:22	22:25		Report
	Slovenia - Greece	3: 1	25:12	25:17	22:25	25:19		Report
4.04	Poland - Serbia	1: 3	7:25 a.m.	25:20	14:25	21:25		Report
	Belarus - Slovenia	3: 1	25:20	20:25	25:12	25:15		Report
	Greece - Romania	1: 3	22:25	25:19	22:25	19:25		Report
5.04	Serbia - Slovenia	3-0	25:22	25:20	25:20			Report
	Poland - Greece	3-0	25:13	25:16	25:21			Report
	Romania - Belarus	2: 3	26:28	29:27	25:27	25:18	14:16	Report
6.04	Greece - Serbia	0: 3	22:25	22:25	14:25			Report
	Belarus - Poland	3-0	25:20	25:16	25:14			Report
	Slovenia - Romania	3-0	26:24	25:17	25:17			Report

Playoffs

For 5-8 places

Stage	date	Match	Score	Sets					Report
Stage	date	Match	Score	one	2	3	four	five	Report
1/2 finals	8.04	Germany - Poland	3: 1	25:18	25:19	22:25	25:20		Report
1/2 finals	8.04	Netherlands - Slovenia	1: 3	21:25	25:16	18:25	24:26		Report
Match for 7th place	9.04	Netherlands - Poland	3: 1	25:12	25:12	23:25	25:23		Report
5th place match	9.04	Slovenia - Germany	3-0	25:19	25:15	25:20			Report

For 1st-4th places

1/2 finals

date	Match	Score	Sets					Report
date	Match	Score	one	2	3	four	five	Report
8.04	Italy - Serbia	3: 2	25:11	23:25	23:25	25:16	15: 9	Report
8.04	Belarus - Russia	0: 3	22:25	18:25	15:25			Report

3rd place match

date	Match	Score	Sets					Report
date	Match	Score	one	2	3	four	five	Report
9.04	Serbia - Belarus	2: 3	25:17	27:29	17:25	25:22	13:15	Report

Final

Italy

2: 3 (25:18, 16:25, 24:26, 25:21, 10:15)

Russia

No.	Player	one	Glasses
one	Enveonvu		26 (19, 3, 4)
2	Battista
five	Lubyan		10 (9, 1, 0)
6	Headlight		12 (6, 5, 1)
9	Kone
12	Pietrini		19 (14, 2, 3)
13	Populini		3 (3, 0, 0)
15	Sconyamillo	libero
sixteen	Chipped
17	Tanase		6 (3, 2, 1)
18	Morello		6 (1, 0, 5)
nineteen	Tonello	libero
Trainer - Luca Cristofani


100	Glasses	105
55	Attack	50
13	Block	13
14	Innings	9
18	Opponent's mistakes	33

Judges:
Alexandros Milonakis (Greece), Meriem Thekol Pelenk (Turkey).
Match time - 2:11 (26 + 27 + 33 + 29 + 16).
April 9th. Arnhem. Sporthal Valkenhuizen. 450 spectators.
Report

No.	Player	one	Glasses
one	Shepeleva	libero
2	Kadochkina		13 (11, 2, 0)
five	Pushina		11 (5, 5, 1)
6	Novikov
7	Zvereva		11 (9, 0, 2)
eight	Yakushina		8 (5, 1, 2)
ten	Slutty		2 (0, 1, 1)
eleven	Brovkina		8 (3, 3, 2)
12	Sobolev		2 (2, 0, 0)
14	Bogovskaya
15	Shevchuk		15 (14, 0, 1)
17	Nikashova		2 (1, 1, 0)
Trainer - Alexander Karikov

Symbolic Team and MVP

Binder	Diagonal	Gamers	Blocking	Libero
Rachele Morello	Terry Enveonvu	Elena Pietrini Valeria Shevchuk	Victoria Pushina Julia Kislyuk	Mila Kocic

The MVP Championship was recognized by Terry Enveonve ^[1] .

Final position

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Russia Maria Bogovskaya Julia Brovkina Olga Zvereva Tatyana Kadochkina Angelina Nikashova Olga Novikova Victoria Pushina Veronica Slutty Irina Soboleva Valeria Shevchuk Varvara Shepeleva Oksana Yakushina Trainer : Alexander Karikov	Italy Valeria Battista Fatim Yassimina Kone Marina Lubyan Rachele Morello Alessia Populini Elena Pietrini Francesca Chipped Serena Sconyamillo Alice Tanase Eliza Tonello Sarah Louise Far Terry Enveonvu Trainer : Luca Cristofani	Belarus Agatha Beksha Violetta Belyavskaya Anna Grishkevich Alina Egorova Julia Kislyuk Anna Knyazeva Vera Kostyuchik Elizabeth Manchak Julia Minyuk Diana Trusevich Tatyana Kholod Elizabeth Shuplyak Trainer : Natalya Melianyuk

four	Serbia
five	Slovenia
6	Germany
7	Netherlands
eight	Poland
9	Romania
ten	Bulgaria
eleven	Turkey
12	Greece

The teams, who took places from the first to the sixth, were selected for the 2017 World Cup in Argentina . The seven best teams received permits for the volleyball tournament of the European Olympic Youth Festival in Gyor .

Notes

↑ Russian butterflies are the 2017 # EuroVolleyU18W champions, Belarus claim bronze . Website of the European Confederation of Volleyball (April 9, 2017). Date of treatment April 9, 2017.

Links

Tournament on the site of the European Volleyball Confederation (English)

[1] Russian butterflies are the 2017 # EuroVolleyU18W champions, Belarus claim bronze . Website of the European Confederation of Volleyball (April 9, 2017). Date of treatment April 9, 2017.