Tandara Kaishet , full name Tandara Alvis Kayshet ( port. Tandara Alves Caixeta ; October 30, 1988 , Brasilia , Brazil ) - Brazilian volleyball player . Diagonal striker . Olympic champion 2012 .
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| Full name | Tandara Alvis Kayshet |
| A country |  Brazil |
| Specialization | volleyball (diagonal striker) |
| Club | Cesc Rio de Janeiro (since 2019) |
| Date of Birth | October 30, 1988 (30 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Brasilia , Brazil |
| Growth | 184 cm |
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Biography
Tandara Kayshet was born in the capital of Brazil, the city of Brasilia, in the family of a former athlete Evaldo Kayshet. At the age of 9, Tandara started playing volleyball, and in 2002 she was accepted into the Brazil Telecom team (Brasilia), which made her debut in the Brazilian Super League. Since 2007, a volleyball player has been playing for the leading clubs in the country, while not stopping in any of them for more than one season. During this time, Tandara proved to be one of the top scorers of national championships, repeatedly updating performance records.
In 2004-2007, Tandara played for the junior and youth teams of Brazil, with whom she won continental and world championships. In 2011, the volleyball player made her debut in the national team of Brazil , for which she has been intermittently to this day. Over the years, Tandara has become the champion of various official international tournaments for the national team 8 times, including the 2012 Olympics , the 2013 World Cup of Champions , the Grand Prix (three times), and the continental championships (twice). After a break related to the birth of her daughter, in the summer of 2016 Tandara returned to the national team, but was not included in the composition for the home Olympics. In 2017, she was recognized as the best player in the championship of South America , and also entered the symbolic team of the World Cup .
Club career
- 2005-2007 - Brazil Telecom ( Brasilia );
- 2007—2008 - Finas Ozasku ( Ozasku );
- 2008—2009 - Pinheiros ( São Paulo );
- 2009—2010 - “Brusky-Pomerode” ( Brusky );
- 2010—2011 - “Will Futuro” ( Arasatuba );
- 2011-2012 - Sollis-Ozasku ( Ozaska );
- 2012—2013 - SECI-SP ( Sao Paulo );
- 2013—2014 - Campinas
- 2014—2015 - Praia Club ( Uberlandia );
- 2015—2016 - Camponeza Minas ( Belo Horizonte );
- 2016—2018 - Nestle-Ozasku ( Ozasku );
- 2018—2019 - Guangdong Evergrend ( Shenzhen );
- from 2019 - Cesc ( Rio de Janeiro ).
Achievements
With Brazil national teams
- Olympic champion 2012 .
- 2014 World Championship bronze medalist.
- 2013 World Cup Champion ;
- silver medalist of the 2017 World Cup .
- 3-time World Grand Prix champion - 2014 , 2016 , 2017 ;
- two-time silver medalist of the Grand Prix - 2011 , 2012 ;
- two - time champion of South America - 2011 , 2017 .
- champion of the 2011 Pan American Games .
- silver medalist at the Pan American Cup 2007 .
- world champion among youth teams 2007.
- champion of South America among youth teams 2006.
- World Champion among girls 2005.
- champion of South America among girls 2004.
With clubs
- champion of Brazil 2012;
- two-time silver medalist of the Brazilian championships - 2008, 2017.
- 2018 Brazil Cup Winner;
- silver medalist of the Brazil Cup 2007.
- champion of South America among club teams 2011.
Individual
- 2012: MVP Brazil Championship .
- 2013: Brazil's highest scoring championship.
- 2014: The most productive and best in the filing of the Brazilian championship.
- 2017: the most productive and best in the filing of the Brazilian championship.
- 2017: MVP Championship of South America .
- 2017: best diagonal striker of the World Champions Cup .
- 2018: MVP and the highest scoring Brazil Cup.
- 2018: MVP , Brazil's best striker and best scorer.
- 2018: the best diagonal forward of the League of Nations .
Personal life
In 2015, Tandara married Brazilian volleyball player Kleber. In September of the same year, the couple had a daughter, Maria Klara [1] .