Greece is the winner of the U17 Women Balkan Champion which was held in Vrnjacka Banja, the silver medal won Turkiye, while the bronze medal won Bulgaria.

Greece was better in the final match against Turkiye 3:2 and won golden medal. Dmitra Nanou with 20 points was the best in the wining team, 17 won Elpida Tikmanidou, for the Turkish team Ceylin and Ceyda  Kuyan were the best with 15 and 17 points.

In the bronze medal match, Bulgaria beat Serbia 3:1 (25:22, 25:20, 20:25, 25:22). For Bulgaria, Kalina Veneva was the best with 13 points, on the other side was Mina Mihajlovic with 10 points.

In classification from 5th to 8 places, Romania defeated Montenegro in match for 5th place 3:0 (25:21, 25:15, 25:17) and North Macedonia beat Moldova 3:1 (23:25, 25:21, 25:13, 25:11) in match for sixth place.

Individual awards:

The MVP of the U17 Women Balkan Championship was Dimitra Nanou from Greece.

The best setter of U17 Women Balkan Championship was Dimitra Paoathansiou from Greece.

The best middle blocker of  U17 Women Balkan Championship was Begum Kacmaz from Turkiye.

The best outside hitter of the U17 Women Balkan Championship was Ceylin Kuyan from Turkiye.

The best opposite of the U17 Women Balkan Championship was Ceyda Kuyan from Turkiye.

The best libero of the U17 Women Balkan Championship was Erini Bitsaktsi from Greece.

The Fer play team was Serbia.

The Women’s National team of Türkiye and Greece will play in the final of the U17 Balkan Championship, while the bronze medal match will play Bulgaria and Serbia.

Before semifinal matches, was played classification for placement from 5th to 8th place. For 5ht place will fight Romania and Montenegro and for 7th place will play North Macedonia and Moldova.

In the first match, Romania defeated North Macedonia  3:0 (25:23, 25:11, 25:10), while in the second game, Montenegro beat Moldova 3:0 (25:18, 25:12, 25:14).

Gabriel Blanca Cucu led the Romanian team to victory with 13 points, in Ana Gjorgijevska won 7 points for Macedonian team. For Montenegro, Anastasija Bogojević was the best with 7 points, Lolita Rascovsiaia won 4 points for Moldova.

For place in final Türkiye defeated Bulgaria 3:0 (25:22, 25:18, 25:11), while Greece defeated Serbia 3:0 (25:6, 25:21, 21:17).

Celyin Kuyan with 12 points was the best in Turkish team, in Bulgarian team it was Kalina Veneva with 9 points. In another semifinal, Dimitra Nanou led Greek team to the final with 16 points, for Serbian team Marija Babalj won 9.

MATCH SCHEDULE FOR 5TH JULY:

7th – 8th place:

North Macedonia – Moldova (10.30h)

5th – 6th place:

Romania – Montenegro (13.00h)

3rd – 4th place

Bulgaria – Serbia (15.30h)

Final match:

Türkiye – Greece (18.00h)