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Senior Balkan beach volleyball for men and women in Türkiye (22-25th June)

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Senior Balkan Beach Championship 2022 for men and women will be played from 22nd until 25th June in Ören Beach in Balikesir, Türkiye.

In the men’s competition will play teams Mermer/Urlu from Türkiye, Kolaric/Klasnic from Serbia, Izdemir/Kuru from Türkiye, Kurt/Tur from Türkiye, Dobcis/Makaric from Moldova, Rajkovic/Makaric from Serbia, Mehedinteanu/Anton from Romania, Boncompagni/Conti from Italy (Zonal Association), Chisleacov/Plamadeal from Moldova, Virlan/Calin from Romania, Bajrami/Maliqi from Kosovo and Burak B/Baysal from Türkiye.

In the women’s competition will play teams Prins/Reinders from the Netherlands (Zonal Association), Hododi/Miu from Romania, Ceylin/Simdim from Türkiye, Merve C/Cetin from Türkiye, Suleymani/Ramadani from Kosovo, Nikolaev/Voleanin from Moldova, Corcoz/Daniloaia from Romania, Stanciu/Ordean from Romania, Nezir/Tecimer from Türkiye, Pehlivan/Gur from Türkiye, Tanrikulu/Korkmaz from Türkiye and Demirkiran/Ozsar from Türkiye.

MATCH SCHEDULE:

Women’s competition: https://fivb.12ndr.at/tournament?tcode=WBAL2023&timezone=52

Men’s competition: https://fivb.12ndr.at/tournament?tcode=MBAL2023&timezone=52

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Maja Will Continue Her Career in Scandicci, First Transfer Announcements From VakifBank

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One of the best setters in women’s volleyball history, the Serbian international Maja Ognjenovic will play in the CEV Cup champions Scandicci next season, while VakifBank made their first official transfer announcements with Busa and Van Aalen.

The CEV Cup titleholder Savino Del Bene Scandicci will participate in the CEV Champions League Volley next season, and they have already started to build a strong roster for that: Recently, the club published that Maja Ognjenovic will wear their jersey next season.

Including an abundance of individual awards and gold medals with her national team and clubs, 38-year-old Maja is undoubtedly considered one of the best players in her position. Last season, she was in the Eczacibasi Dynavit Istanbul for the second consecutive season and took the silver medal in #CLVolleyW and Turkish Sultanlar League. In her new Italy journey, she will definitely be a key player.

The defending CEV Champions League Volley champions VakifBank Istanbul, also started to announce their new players. Recently, the Serbian outside hitter Bianka Busa and Dutch setter Sarah Van Aalen’s transfers have gotten public.

Busa is undoubtedly a critical player for the Serbian national team, and she helps her compatriots in the historical successes, including two CEV EuroVolley and two FIVB World Championship triumphs. She spent her last season in Türkiye as well: She completed the domestic league in eleventh place with her former team, PTT Spor.

Playing in VakifBank will be an excellent opportunity for the 23 years of age Sarah Van Aalen. She had a #CLVolleyW experience last year with her team, SC Potsdam. She also won the German Supercup as well as second place in the league and the national cup. It will be her first Türkiye experience in a favorite club for all tournaments they will participate in.

The transfer market is getting increasingly exciting day by day for the most elite domestic leagues of the continent. We will see how the Scandicci’s Maja and VakifBank’s Busa&Van Aalen transfer shape the new balance of powers.

Source: CEV

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Türkiye secures a spot in the Final Four of the Golden #EuroLeagueM

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The Golden #EuroLeagueM has emerged as a thrilling battleground for European nations, showcasing their prowess in the exhilarating sport of volleyball. Today’s clash between Türkiye and Denmark has created a buzz of anticipation and excitement within the volleyball community. In the end, it is Türkiye with a deserved 3-1 win (21-25, 25-21, 26-24, 25-19) and they are also through to the Final Four of this competition.

The first one was a surprising one for everyone cheering on Türkiye in the Arena. It all started really well for the home team with 5-1 on the scoreboard as Denmark was lagging behind. Soon enough Türkiye began making errors in their game, with the net fouls, strong serve, and not-so-good blocking. This turned out to be very good for the team of Denmark who went completely back in the game and equalized the score at 15-15. Türkiye’s error continued later on and Denmark was in a really good position of taking this set which they managed to do with 21-25.

The second set showed that Denmark truly isn’t the underdog and that no one should underestimate them. After all, they are the CEV Volleyball European Silver League 2021 winners. Throughout the whole set, they were keeping up the step with Türkiye and only at the very end, they lost control a little bit and Türkiye took this one by 25-21.

The truly exciting set was the third one. With four killer blocks on each side, Türkiye didn’t have an easy with Denmark on the opposite side of the net. The Denmark team was constantly keeping up with the Türkiye’s (16-16 and then 24-24) but the home team managed to get that last important point and won this set by 26-24.

The last set was an easier one for the team of Türkiye as they were constantly in the lead of 2-3 points and they closed it by 25-19.

The situation in Pool A is as follows: Türkiye is first with 14 points, Portugal is second with seven points, Romania is third with six points and Denmark is last with also six points.

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Montenegro qualified for Final Four of the Silver #EuroLeagueW

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Women’s national team of Montenegro defeated the Faroe Islands 3:0 (25:23, 25:17, 25:8) and from the first place in group B they will go to Final Four tournament in Graz. With an excellent performance in Sports center “Igalo”, Montenegrin volleyball players concluded a great performance in the group stage of the CEV Silver League.

“I would like to congratulate the girls on their victory and first place in the Silver League pool phase. A really good result, five wins and one loss. That one defeat in Portugal, where we were not “run over”, and there we resisted, and there we could very easily get at least one point. I hope that we will play our best game in the semi-finals of the CEV Silver League, that’s the only wish I have at this moment. I congratulate the girls once again on the complete performance during all six rounds”, Montenegro head coach Milorad Krunic was very happy.

After the great win over Portugal on Wednesday, 3:0 (25:21, 25:23, 25:22), the goal of head coach Krunić was to rest the holders of the game, so after a good opening, there was a slight uncertainty in the game. The Faroe Islands even led on several occasions, but in the key moments of the set, the experience of Danijela Dzakovic decided and our team took the lead with 25:23.

In the second set, the game was significantly safer, which was influenced by Tijana Tvrdisic’s excellent services and six tied points. Faroe Islands managed to offer as much resistance as possible, not enough to avoid a convincing 25:18.

The last part of the game started in the same way as the first, after the serve was taken away, six tied serves by Tvrdisic and 7:1 at the beginning, the advantage went to double digits for the first time, and the maximum was at the end of the set, +17, 25:8.

As many as three players in double figures in our team – Danijela Dzakovic, Saska Djurovic and Katarina Budrak each won 10 points, Dijana Vukovic and Teodora Rakocevic recorded eight each. On the other side, Sofia Puskus scored 13 points.

Seventeen-year-old Lara Jovovic and Viktoria Djukic made their debuts in the Montenegrin national team.

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