Head coach of women’s national team Bosnia and Herzegovina Stevan Ljubicic announced long list of players for the CEV Golden League 2022.

After winning the CEV Silver League last year, national team Bosnia and Herzegovina will play in CEV European Golden League this year  in pool A, together with France and Spain.

National team Bosnia and Herzegovina will play home games in Tuzla, in Mejdan sports hall.

First match against Spain is scheduled for 28th May, while on 4th June, they will compete against French national team.

Return games will be played on 1st June in France and on 8th June in Valladolid, against Spain.

SETTERS:

Milana Bozic – Top Speed / Kineski Taipei
Ajla Hadzic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Amina Halilovic – OK „Sloboda“ Tuzla
Tamara Djapa – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka
Helena Popovic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko
Barbara Celar – SOK „Mostar“ Mostar
Dragana Stevanovic – OK „Dunav“ Belgrade / Serbia

OUTSIDE SPIKER:

Andjelka Radiskovic – OK Kamnik / Slovenia
Iman Isanovic – Sun Devil Volleyball / USA
Jelena Mladjenovic – KGC Pro Volleyball Club / Korea
Ivana Radovic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Vanja Dzida – OK „Gorazde“ Gorazde
Nastja Ilic – OK „Sloboda“ Tuzla
Jovana Biberdzic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Tijana Djapa – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka
Amina Buljubasic – ZOK „Igman“ Ilidza
Snezana Manojlovic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko
Zara Rendic – OK „Inova“ Banja Luka
Andjela Kovac – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka

OPPOSITE:

Dajana Boskovic – OK „Crvena Zvezda“ / Serbia
Elena Babic– VK UP Olomouc / Czech Republic
Duska Kenjalo – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Elma Karabegovic – OK „Gorazde“ Gorazde
Amra Mandzukic – SOK „Mostar“ Mostar
Natasa Pavlovic – ZOK „Igman“ Ilidza
Tamara Vitkovic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko

MIDDLE BLOCKERS:

Ajla Paradzik – Saint-Raphael / France
Edina Selimovic – Volero Cirih / Switzerland
Zana Dragutinovic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Jovana Kovacevic – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka
Ana Gajic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Tijana Adzic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko
Sara Markovic – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka
Ana Terzic – ZOK „Jahorina“ Pale
Zerina Cengic – SOK „Mostar“ Mostar
Ela Klopic – OK „Sloboda“ Tuzla

LIBEROS:

Milica Ivkovic – C.S.M. Alba Blaj / Romania
Katarina Popovic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko
Ajla Omerhodzic – ZOK „Bimal-Jedinstvo“ Brcko
Jelena Sakotic – UOK „BL Volley“ Banja Luka
Dejana Boljenovic – ZOK „Gacko“ Gacko
Dora Brasnjic – ZOK „Orašje“ Orasje

Head coach of Men Volleyball team Bosnia and Herzegovina Dusko Nikolic announced long list for CEV Volleyball European Silver League 2022.

In pool B of CEV Silver League opponents of national team Bosnia and Herzegovina will be national teams of Albania, North Macedonia and Romania.

First game in the battle for Final Four, Bosnia and Herzegovina will play on 25th May in Skopje (North Macedonia), and three days later, on 28th May, they will play against Albania in Mejdan sports Hall in Tuzla.

In 3rd leg of CEV Silver League, Bosnia and Herzegovina will play on 01st June in Galati (Romania) and return match will be played on 04th June in Mejdan sports Hall, after which they will play in Albania on 08th June.

In the last match of Pool Phase, volleyball players of Bosnia and Herzegovina will host North Macedonia on 11th June.

On Nikolic’s long list are:

SETTERS:

Ivo Ivic – UVC Ried Innkreis / Austria
Dzemil Jelaskovic – Skendija Tetovo / North Macedonia
Kenan Fejzic – OK „Bosna“ Sarajevo
Franjo Ivic – HOK „Domaljevac“ Domaljevac

OPPOSITE SPIKER:

Alen Didovic – Al Ain Club / UAE
Armin Mustedanovic – Diamond Food / Thailand
Andrej Ristic – OK „Crvena Zvezda“ Belgrade / Serbia
Emir Makas – OK Fuzinar Sij Metal Ravne / Slovenia
Asmir Hukicevic – OK „Mladost“ Brcko
Adin Fazlic – OK „Kakanj 78“ Kakanj

OPPOSITE:

Adi Osmanovic – Hatay Spor / Turkey
Marko Milovanovic – Kaposvari Roplabda / Hungary
Nemanja Bozic – HOK „Domaljevac“ Domaljevac
Hasan Hadzic – LIU Men’s Volleyball / USA
Edin Mehic – OK „Kakanj 78“ Kakanj

MIDDLE BLOCKERS:

Tihomir Gajic – HAOK „Mladost“ Zagreb / Croatia
Almir Colo – OK „Mladost“ Brcko
Stefan Jankovic – OK „Partizan“ Belgrade / Serbia
Milos Popovic – OK „Borac“ Banja Luka
Bakir Hercegovac – HOK „Domaljevac“ Domaljevac

LIBEROS:

Matej Ivic – OK „Kitro“ Varazdin / Croatia
Milan Mitrinovic – OK „Borac“ Banja Luka
Sejdin Mustafic – OK „Kakanj 78“ Kakanj