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Posted by devo on May 18, 2008
Sydney have ended up undefeated after round one of the Women’s Australian Volleyball League. Results, video and ladders are on the AVL page at Volleyball Australia.
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Posted by devo on May 18, 2008
Phill DeSalvo on the VTAM tour and catching up with mates
Nathan Roberts on the VTAM tour in Greece
Lauren Bertolacci has video from the Australian Volleyball League.
Posted in Aussies Overseas, Australian Volleyball, OS Aussie Bloggers, Sports, State Volleyball, Volleyball, Volleyball Australia, Volleyball Video | Tagged: Aust Volleyball League, Greece, Lauren Bertolacci, Nathan Roberts, Phillip DeSalvo, vtam, vtaw | No Comments »
Posted by devo on May 18, 2008
With Sunday’s matches still to be held at Melbourne’s State Volleyball Center in Dandenong, Victoria’s University Blues and Western Australia share the top of the ladder with 2 wins and 1 loss in round one of the 2008 Women’s Australian Volleyball League. However, it was Blues that defeated WA in a 5 setter. more There’s also video clips to watch. ~ match descriptions
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Posted by devo on May 18, 2008
It’s the last chance Olympic qualifying tournament for women, and Asian Olympic qualifier, that began in Japan yesterday:
First Day Results:
Thailand vs. Dominican Republic 0-3 (24-26, 22-25, 24-26)
Korea vs. Puerto Rico 3-1 (25-22, 25-16, 21-25, 25-21)
Serbia vs. Kazakhstan 3-1 ((25-19, 25-12, 23-25, 25-14)
Poland vs. Japan 1-3 (20-25, 25-27, 25-19, 17-25) ~ fivb more ~ Japan more
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Posted by devo on May 17, 2008
Ex-Canadian, ex-Australian men’s coach Stelio DeRocco has a talented family as this article in the Selkirk Journal points out.
Having a family member win a prestigious volleyball championship is a pretty rare occurrence. But having a father and his two sons win four different titles in the same year – in two different countries, no less – is a very spectacular feat … “Really, the pressure was on me because as the boys said, ‘It started with Mike winning it with Alberta and then Jay, the following weekend, won it with Mount Royal,’” Stelio DeRocco said proudly of the rare feat. “Like the boys said, ‘Dad, now it’s up to you. So, there was a little bit of pressure on the old man to prevail.” more
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Posted by devo on May 17, 2008
Aussie player Luke Campbell has updated his blog with comments on the Aussie team in Argentina and Greece.
So far this tour we have got over 7 hours sleep once; which any regular person, let alone athlete, knows is not enough to recover from your job. But even given these circumstances we are in high spirits and have higher expectations for the team
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Posted by devo on May 17, 2008
The women’s Australian Volleyball League begins its 2008 season in Melbourne this weekend. Melbourne’s University Blues have taken the first match over the Adelaide Centacare Lions. more
You can catch all the latest match descriptions on the Volleyball Australia site here. And there are now video clips on the AVL page!
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Posted by devo on May 16, 2008
Aussie captain Ben Hardy has updated his blog.
On the way to the stadium for an early warm-up, we had to move a car blocking our path. Our bus was stuck on the street and the traffic and parking in Athens is at times challenging. A few of the guys got out with the onlookers having a good giggle and moved the car from the street. more
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Posted by devo on May 16, 2008
Australia won the final match overnight to take the 3 match series against Greece 2-1.
Volleyball Team Australia Men defeated Greece 3-1 (13-25, 25-22, 25-16, 25-23)
Australioan coach Russ Borgeaud reports: After a very poor startto the match, VTAM scored 19 points to 8 to turn around the second set and the match. The series win was a significant result as we move on to Slovakia tomorrow, Zane Christiansen top scored with 13 points.
Computer translation from E.O.PE.
The National men suffered defeat with 3-1 (13-25, 25-22, 25-16, 25-23) from Australia in the third and final friendly of the two teams was in Glyfada. The federal technical Alekos Leonis was satisfied with the first set and a half began with a different shape compared with the first two matches. Strong start had the Armenakis, while by mid-century set, 2 Tsergas took the position Kourneta who fought for the first time this year and basic profylachthike for continuity.
* The points of Greece came: 5 aces, 43 attacks, 9 blocks, 29 errors opponents and Australia: 7 aces, 43 attacks, 4 blocks, 34 errors opponents.
GREECE (Leonis): 23 am Armenaki (4 aces), Smaragdis 6, Karypidis 15, Gkortsaniouk 6, Kournetas, Andreadis 3 / Papadimitriou (l. - 76% reception), Tsergas 1, Nikiforidis, Tzourits 3.
AUSTRALIA (Bogkarnt): Roberts 3 am, Kristiensen 14, Hardy 11, Campbell 10, Giank, Howard 2 / Desalvo (l. - 67% reception), Grant, Ferguson 2, Alnterman.
«Played well for one and a half sets, but the remainder were changes in our performance. There is a problem with my Pantaleon said that the shoulder still hurts and probably will stay out of qualifying. And Kournetas but he has a problem at all costs must play because he has experience with difficult matches and helps defence », said the federal technical Alekos Leonis.
13/05/2008 - Glyfada (Ven): Greece - Australia 0-3 (22-25, 20-25, 20-25)
14/05/2008 - Glyfada (Ven): Greece - Australia 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-22)
15/05/2008 - Glyfada (Ven): Greece - Australia 1-3 (25-13, 22-25, 16-25, 23-25)
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Posted by devo on May 15, 2008
The AVP is moving some reasonable money in what has been traditional a down season for them in the northern winter.
For the three months ended March 31, 2008, the Company reported revenue of $1.0 million compared to $0.2 million for the three months ended March 31, 2007, a $0.8 million increase, which resulted primarily from the addition of the Australian Tour. more
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Posted by devo on May 15, 2008
The 3 match series against Greece now stands at 1-1, with the final match to be played tomorrow.
Russ Borgeaud reports that: We had our chances, especially in the first set, but failed to capitalise. Roberts top scored with 12.
A computer translation from E.O.NE
The National men made a good appearance and won with 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-22) Australia in the second of three friendly preparation of the two groups in the gymnasium of Glyfada.
Some people want games that showed today. The children went well and showed good reflexes after a mediocre first appearance in a friendly. Of course we did better prepare his opponent who was not pushed much in our serve. Efcharistithika because we have better regular but also because the Tsergas with the entry of 1 in the kit kept the group and avoided the opposition bloc. The team needed this victory for psychological reasons. We know the problems and weaknesses and continue », said the federal technical Alekos Leonis. On Thursday at 3 pm both groups will give the third and final friendly in Athens.
* The points of Greece came: 4 aces, 42 attacks, 7 blocks, 22 errors opponents and Australia: 2 aces, 40 attacks, 2 blocks, 20 errors opponents.
GREECE (Leonis): Roumeliotis 14 am, Smaragdis 9, Karypidis 8, Lappas 9, Kravarik 10, Prousalis 1 / Stephen (l. - 80% reception), Tsergas 1, Armenakis, Nikiforidis, Tzourits, Andreadis.AUSTRALIA (Bogkarnt): Roberts 12 am, Hardy 5, Campbell 6, Giank 1, Karol 6, Howard 8 / Desalvo (l. - 53% reception), Giountin 6, Grant 3.
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Posted by devo on May 15, 2008
Volleyball Australia has posted up the match reports from the 3 official games of Australia versus Argentina; and also the opening match versus Greece
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Posted by devo on May 14, 2008
Eight National Teams will gather in the dazzling capital city of Japan from May 17-25 to compete against each other in the Women’s World Olympic Qualification Tournament to vie for the last four tickets to the 2008 Beijing Games.
The round-robin tournament doubles up also as the Asian Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament and so the best three teams plus the best Asian team (even if any of the best three teams are Asians) will book their berths in the Volleyball Tournament of the Olympic Games.
Host Japan will be joined by Thailand, Korea, Kazakhstan (best-ranked teams at the 2007 Asian Volleyball Championship), Serbia and Poland (beat-ranked teams from Europe), Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico (best-ranked teams from NORCECA). fivb more ~ Japan more
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Posted by devo on May 14, 2008
Playing in Volleyball England’s Women’s 1 League, Magdalena Rybicki’s London Malory has finished the season in 5th position. In the last site listing, Magda was sitting in equal 5th position in the best player ladder as voted by opposition teams. The Big Bash and Awards Evening is this coming weekend! Apparently, the social highlight of the English volleyball calendar.
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Posted by devo on May 14, 2008
Volleyball Team Australia Men defeated Greece overnight 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-20)
Russ Borgeaud reports that the Aussies attacked at 53% kill and only 7% error. Nathan Roberts top scored with 18. Matt Young set very well. We were down 19-21 in the first set; then won 6 points to one. Next match is tomorrow.
Aussie captain Ben Hardy has comments on his blog: It was a special match as Zane became a ‘real’ volleyballer tonight splitting his chin open diving to save a ball and Brett collided with Igor before the match started and had a blood nose for about 10min. more
A computer translation from SportsAction:
The National men suffered defeat with 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-20) from Australia in the first of three friendly match preparations of both teams became the gymnasium of Glyfada. The Greek team preparing for the pre-2009 European championship. The federal technical Alekos Leonis tested 13 international and left off the injured Pantaleon, Kourneta and limpero Papadimitriou.
Following the end of the match Leonis said: “1 in the kit played good volleyball, but the fact that we lost easily many attacks against us has negatively affected the psychology of us. In the 2 and 3 in the set tried many shapes. Played against experienced team presented very strong, with new diagonal. We have however many mistakes. We had 13 aout attacks. Appeared weak. We had low rates to diagonious. I expect to find the pace Roumeliotis that all the time his team played extremist. I am pleased by Tzourits. Tomorrow we will analyse the video and will talk to our mistakes.”
GREECE (Leonis): Roumeliotis 5 am, Smaragdis 5, Karypidis 4, Lappas 11, Kravarik 9, Prousalis / Stephen (l. - 80% reception), Gkortsaniouk 2, Armenakis 7, Tzourits 5, Andreadis 3, Nikiforidis, Tsergas
AUSTRALIA (Bogkarnt): Roberts 19 am, Rarnti 8, Campbell 3, Giank 2, Kristensen 6, Howard / Desalvo (l. - 67% reception), Karol 5, Giountin 3, Grant 3.
The Aussie team is Ben Hardy (Capt), Brett Alderman, Matt Young, Phill DeSalvo, Dan Howard, Luke Campbell, Dave Ferguson, Andrew Grant, Igor Yudin, Nathan Roberts, Paul Carroll, Zane Christensen
UPDATE: See also Hanson Sports Media ~ Daily Telegraph ~ SMH
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Posted by devo on May 13, 2008
Gulf News is reporting that all is ready for the tournament that the Aussie women’s team is about to head to in Abu Dhabi.
The tournament will feature 10 of the top-seeded teams in the world, divided into two groups according to their rankings, with Italy heading the first group. That group will also feature Holland, Egypt, Australia and Algeria. Cuba will lead the other group which will include Russia, France, Germany and Azerbaijan.
The opening ceremonies will include a one-game match between the UAE and a World All Star team. “We will take one player from each of the participating 10 teams to face the UAE in the exhibition match,” Dr Abdullah Abdul Karim, the vice-chairman of the HOC, told Gulf News yesterday.
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Posted by devo on May 13, 2008
As we reported 3 days ago, there has been a softening in the rules to regulate foreign players in clubs. The FIVB Board of Administration has made the following announcement overnight.
Today the Board agreed on a historical decision for the Volleyball Family. “Each Club will be free to have as many players coming from other National Federations as they want, under the conditions determined in an International Transfer Certificate. Three years are given to having only two players coming from another National Federation on court at the same time and each National Federation will be able to authorize one more ITC player on court. This new regulation is the final decision after broad discussions with several National Federations and during the FIVB Board of Administration meetings,” said Dr. Acosta.
You can read the full press release on the FIVB site. The FIVB decision will still need to go to the World Conference in June. The FIVB have been very careful to not stop the employment of anyone - to not appear to be in contravention of the EU free movement of workers laws. It will be interesting to see if they have done enough to stop players and clubs taking this to court on challenge. As FIFA were told recently, any move to outflank the EU laws could potentially lead to widespread legal actions.
I think there is still a long way to go on this situation. For now, nothing changes next year.
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Posted by devo on May 13, 2008
On his way through Heathrow, Volleyball Australia player Nathan Roberts updated his blog and his trip meter.
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Posted by devo on May 11, 2008
Steve Rogers has backed up his previous info with an email - and pictures! Click to enlarge. See all of Steve’s pictures in the Flickr file in the left column.
We have just played our final match 3-1 (25-22,19-25,25-14,25-19), and have finished our tour with a pleasing 4-2 win ratio. This morning’s match (1000hrs) was against Makkasanpittaya, who we had played on Tuesday (Match 2), and the temperature was “slightly cooler” than really stinking hot.
This afternoon we head back to the stadium to see the tournament final between Thai Army v. Thai Air Force at 1600hrs. We lost to the Army team on Wednesday in 3, however, the feeling among the team is that if we could play them again today, such has the improvement been in our team, we really would give them a run for their money.
Yesterday, the Thailand Volleyball Association organized for the team to visit the very large and grand ‘Grand Palace’ in what could be described as really, really, stinking hot conditions. Carsten Moeller unfortunately had to ’sit’ out this tour and stay in the hotel with a case of tourist tum-tum. Jeremy Pappagallo, after sweating out the Grand Palace Tour, also decided he should return to the hotel to also ’sit ‘ out the day. We are pleased to report that both boys now appear to be on the road to recovery, with new found ability to move more than 5 meters from a bathroom! Pappagallo is again demanding food, always a good sign. After the Grand Palace the rest of the team spent the afternoon in an air-conditioned shopping mall.
In the evening the TVA hosted the team on a truly memorable and relaxing dinner/river cruise, with feature performances by James Winzar doing Thai sword fighting, and Luke Hill and Coach McCaskill showing the locals how Thai disco dancing is really done. Keep your eye on You-Tube for edited highlights.
Training again tomorrow at 1000hrs, then back to Oz in the afternoon.
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY! from the Team
UPDATE: The team match report is on the Volleyball Australia website.
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Posted by devo on May 11, 2008
The Youth team played Makkasan (game 2 opponents) again today. They again won, this time in 4 sets after going to sleep with a handy lead in one set. Excellent stuff blocking saw them dominate for much of the match.
The boys will watch the final between Army and Navy in the Thai Junior Championships today. They will train tomorrow before flying home.
I would like to especially thank Steve Rogers, who has supplied info (often by phone) and photos through out the tour.
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Posted by devo on May 11, 2008
Aussie team member and keen blogger Nathan Roberts has posted on playing in Argentina. Some funny pictures also.
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Posted by devo on May 11, 2008
Victoria needs to provide a minimum of 13 referees when they host the Australian Junior Volleyball Championships at the State Volleyball Centre from Monday, July 7 to Saturday, July 12, 2008.
If you are not available full-time, they would be very interested in your part-time availability.
Check out Volleyball Victoria for more details.
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Spike Magazine has changes to the AVL finals draw to be implemented this season, and how the visiting team from Fiji will be slotted in to the last round.
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
The next matches for Volleyball Team Australia Men in Greece are:
13/05/2008 - Glyfada - 5.30 pm : Greece - Australia
14/05/2008 – Glyfada - 8 pm : Greece - Australia
15/05/2008 - Glyfada - 3 pm : Greece - Australia
Greece is 7 hours behind Australian AEST
Greece will then play the Czech Republic as further preparation for qualifying for the major European competitions; Australia will be travelling to Slovakia to continue its Olympic qualification preparation.
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Thanks to Sandy from Bomberino for spotting this one: Reuters India is reporting:
The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) said on Friday it had decided to soften its stance over the introduction of controversial quotas for foreign players.
The FIVB said it would now seek to have no more than three foreign players on court at any one time, rather than the original proposal of two, but said it would still resist any attempts by European Union officials to scupper the plan … Acosta said the decision to offer a “3+3″ quota rule instead of the previous “4+2″ was based on the concerns of the European associations rather than fears of EU intervention.
However, the artcle goes on to say …
On Thursday the European Parliament overwhelmingly rejected the similar “6+5″ proposals put forward by world soccer’s governing body FIFA, arguing that the scheme would “create direct discrimination based on nationality”.
(Mr Acosta says,) “There is no conflict with European labour law because clubs will still be able to sign as many foreign players as they wish. But when it comes to the number who can appear on court at any one time, that is for the sports bodies to decide. There is no judge who will rule on this in any case unless there is first a complaint … more
Oh, with all due respect Mr Acosta, there will be a complaint!
See soccer response sbs ~ 7 sport ~ Evening Standard
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Australia have pushed the number 6 world rank team to 5 sets in their final match in Argentina. In the 3 “friendly” matches, Australia lost 2 matches to 1. Argentina won the 2 “demonstration / scrimmage” matches.
Russ Borgeaud reports that it was a high quality match. Yudin top scored with 21 points. The guys head to Greece tomorrow.
From Feva:
In the most exciting match of the five played vs. Australia and with an overcrowded stadium, the Argentine National Men Team, coached by Jon Uriarte defeated the visiting team 3-2 (26-28, 25-21, 25-21, 28-30, 15-10). Lucas Chavez and Lucas Ocampo were the best players of the night closing a great friendly series that started just a week ago in Trelew and that finished with a record for Argentina of 4 victories and an only defeat.
After a very levelled start, Australia got an advantage with its best weapon, blocking. more ~ Feva photos
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Mt Lofty Volleyball Club are to run the 25th SA Open at Mt Lofty Sports Centre.
After many years of declining numbers at the SA Open, and with their new magnificent volleyball venue, Mt Lofty are running their own tournament on the Saturday and Sunday of the June long weekend.
CLOSING DATE: Entries close on Friday 24th May (COB).
Features of the tournament:
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Our friend Kasper blogs in Denmark and is kind enough to keep me up-to-date with Aussies playing there.
He recently posted on the new rules that will not only affect Aussie players, but European players as well. Kasper has been kind enough to summarise his post.
The post was basically a run through of the new proposal from the FIVB regarding foreign players. I mainly discussed two issues: 1) Will it be implemented? 2) What will the effects be in Denmark?
1) I wrote how it still has to be adopted by the World Congress plus something about the resistance that the rule change is facing. That’s where I mentioned Australia (and your blog) along with USA and Canada, as strong volleyball nations without a national league, who depend on the possibility of their players playing overseas. I also believe that there will be lawsuits (or maybe even disobedience) if they do wanna go through with it.
2) I talked a little about the effects in the Danish league if the rule is implemented. A team like Jarryd’s, Middelfart (Jarryd Christensen - Middelfart), will suffer. They have had five foreigners this season and they were the dominating players. So they will need to look for some strong Danish players, and strong, committed Danish players are hard to find, especially when you are not in a big city like Copenhagen where people come to study or work.
A few other teams might feel restricted, but most teams can play on without being too affected by the rules. But generally it would mean that the league would be somewhat weaker. Perhaps it would create some more focus on the development of Danish talent, and that’s where we might benefit from the rule.
Thanks Kasper.
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Correspondent Mark has sent me this link on volleyb@ll.it - a site worth signing up for.
The pools for the Abu Dhabi International Invitational Tournament that the Aussie Women are attending is:
Pool A: Italy, Holland, Egypt, Algeria, Australia.
Pool B: Russia, Cuba, Germany, Azerbaijan, France.
Prize Money: 1 - 300000$, 2 – 200000$, 3 – 100000$, 4 – 90000$, 5 – 80000$, 6 – 70000$, 7 – 60000$, 8 – 50000$, 9 – 30000$, 10 – 20000$
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Posted by devo on May 10, 2008
Steve Rogers reports that … Today (Friday) we played (1630hrs) a Thai Jnr Development Team in another gym at the Uni where we have been based. For something different, it was really hot and humid.
We won 25-14, 25-23, 25-19.
The match report is on the Volleyball Australia site
Tomorrow the boys will get a chance to see some of the city, and the TVA are going to host a dinner for the team in the evening. Our next game is on Sunday. (pictures courtesy Steve Rogers - click to enlarge)
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