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Issue 179 (27/12/2003) - Circulation: 2800 - Regular Items: Letters to the Editor / Tournaments / International News / Photos of Interest / On-Line Calendar.

Hi all, more news from the Volleyball Newsletter

First I would like to wish everyone a happy and successful volleyball new year. It may be coming up to mid winter but we have been adding plenty of beach dates to the calendar this week, if you have an event that is not listed, then please let us know.

Cheers - Dave Reece Dave.Reece@volleyballnewsletter.com

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Many thanks to everyone who took the time to send us an on-line Christmas card this year, I would like to congratulate the NIVB who sent us the best Santa VB graphic this year.

Thanks Paddy

Dave.Reece@volleyballnewsletter.com

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THIS IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE AN AMERICAN STYLE CAMP IN THE U.K.

INFORMATION

> Date: 12-14th April 2004
> Location: The Ashcombe Centre, Dorking, Surrey
> Accommodation: Camping indoors at the centre
> Eligibility: All girls aged 13-18
> Numbers: Maximum of 32 places
> Food: Provided by staff- prepared by you!
> Cost: £110 pounds

A bit about the camp director:
*DAVE CROSS - the Co-author of the Nationally Acclaimed Book VOLLEYBALL CYBERNETICS and National Director of "Yes, I Can!" Volleyball. Dave is a founding member of the "Yes, I Can!" Volleyball Camp Program which began in 1986, and has conducted camps and clinics in over twenty five states nationwide. The Head Coach at Keystone H.S. in LaGrange, Ohio for the past 18 years, Dave has won numerous Coach of the Year Awards, including a Special Mention State of Ohio Honor in 1998.

Since 1992, Dave's Wildcats have posted an overall record of 235-59, captured eight Conference Championships and qualified for the State Tournament "Sweet Sixteen" four times. Also active in club ball, Dave helped establish the North Central VBC in 1993 and served as an Assistant Director and Coach for seven years. He is currently the Assistant Director of the Spirit VBC from Ohio's Lorain County.

For more information and an application form contact:
Nevil Kapadia (S.E. Talent Development Coach) on 02083975674 or nevilk@blueyonder.co.uk

VOLLEYBALL REFEREE COURSE 2004

TYPE OF COURSE EVA Grade IV

DATE Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th of March 2004

VENUE Spalding Youth Centre / Castle Sports Centre, Spalding
TIME 9am - 5pm Saturday & 9am - 5pm Sunday

COST £20 pounds (Cheques made payable to Spalding Youth Volleyball) if more than one person from your club wishes to attend the cost is £15.00 pounds each. Please complete the application form and return it with a cheque to secure your place to Tim Barzycki, Spalding Youth Centre, Westlode Street, Spalding PE11 2AE.

Application Form also available via the on-line calendar.

Tim Barzycki barzycki@lineone.net

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PHOTOS OF INTEREST

Bed Sheet Volleyball

Following an item in the last newsletter on Bed sheet Volleyball, our club pick up on the idea for their annual Christmas club tournament. Over all it was an interesting event, we kept to the four-a-side format and hence we banned setting over the net and any play above the height of the net.

Calling for the ball or any noise created by the attacking team soon disappeared, as it gave away the position of the ball, this unfortunately took away some of the atmosphere of the event as teams began to us stealth tactics. We also noticed that when teams received serve, they were reluctant to take up a low receive position, by standing more upright, they could pick up the flight of the ball sooner.

Other than that, it was an interesting event and one which we will be repeating again. For the technically minded, it took four double sheets to cover the net area, held on by clothes pegs and masking tape used to join the sheets together.

Dave.Reece@volleyballnewsletter.com

VOLLEYBALL ON TV

European Olympic Qualification Tournament 2004

120 HOURS LIVE TV FOR THE EUROPEAN OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENTS !

Both Olympic Qualifications organized under the authority of the CEV will benefit from a tremendeous live TV coverage. From the 5th to the 10th January 2004 the 30 matches of the women’s and men’s competitions, which will be held in Baku (AZE) and in Leipzig (GER), will be live covered on six European TV Channels :

Canal D (TUR) – Polsat (POL) – NTV Plus (RUS) – Teleporte (ESP) – Eurosport International and Eurosport France will broadcast in live 30 matches, whereas the Netherland TV (NOS TV International) and Finish TV (YLE International Sport TV) will cover the matches from their National Teams on delayed basis.

Through these tournaments, which will qualify the winners to the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, the Volleyball will provide a real TV show on the European and pan-european TV Channels (both Eurosport International and Polsat are available in the UK). In fact, the whole coverage of these matches will benefit from 86 live broadcasting, about 120 hours live TV, as well as 10 delayed broadcasting in Europe.

For a full TV listings etc, visit the CEV TV page at http://www.cev.lu/mmp/online/website/news/755/1713/1130_EN.html

VACANCIES

UK & Ireland Corporate Games

Newcastle Saturday 26 Sunday 27 June 2004

Job Opportunities: Work within the Games in your area. Jobs range from short and long term student placements to full time career appointments in sales, sports, marketing, IT and operations. Casual staff are often needed for the staging of the Games. Work in the Super Centre, help with sports or operations, be a driver or a navigator. Watch this site for job opportunities year round.

Career: Should you be looking to develop a career in the Event Management Industry, why not start at one of Europe’s largest: the UK & Ireland Corporate Games. We are always on the lookout for new talent in a wide range of areas or for students who have the option of a placement; and if you think you fit the bill then why not get in touch or send your CV through to info@corporate-games.com Whilst a passion for sport is advantageous, we also look for individuals who are well organised and are capable of adapting to most situations in a fun and exciting environment.

Volunteers
Need to add some experience to your CV?
Have a feel for helping others?
Want to be part of this major event?

Then why not become an Official Games Helper or Volunteer!!

Opportunities exist in a number of fields including Operations, Marshalling, Supercentre Control, Games Office, and Sports Control.

Not only will you receive many of the staff benefits throughout the weekend but also a signed reference to strengthen your CV and work experience!! And with over 200 companies taking part at the Games, who knows what beneficial contacts you could make!!

To download a Volunteer form and see the benefits, please visit www.corporate-games.com

NEWS ITEMS

McGivern's teen spirit puts Icelanders on the rocks

Mark McGivern helped Scotland book their place in the finals of European Volleyball Championship C Division finals by easing them through their qualifying group at Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall. The teenager, playing in his first major tournament for Scotland, was given a starting place in the side’s make-or-break match with Iceland. McGivern, arguably the most-improved player in Scotland in the past 12 months, did not let the team down and slotted in well as the Scots won through 25-16, 26-24, 25-11.

"Mark has come on a lot in recent weeks and has improved through working with coach Colin McGinlay at Team Fife," said Scotland coach Tommy Dowens. "He is definitely one for the future and I’ve no doubt he will be a big player for us." He was joined on court in the second set by City of Edinburgh’s Paul Glissov, who made a couple of important hits as Iceland threatened to take the set at 24-21. But some superb serving from Kilmarnock’s Stuart Edgar pulled Scotland through as they bounced back from Saturday’s shock defeat by the Faroes 25-20, 25-23, 25-18.

Bon Accord’s Stevie Milne was brought in to replace Glasgow Ragazzi veteran Kenny Milne at the key setter position and the move paid dividends. The Faroes went on to be surprise winners of the tournament as they edged out Luxembourg in their final match 25-19, 19-25, 25-20, 19-25, 15-11 to complete their programme unbeaten, although it was an experienced side with four of their players currently playing in the Danish First Division and one in Norway’s top league. Scotland now advance to the finals in Luxembourg in June with the aim of winning back a place in the B Division.

Scotland lost in the women’s international against England 25-13, 25-16, 25-14 and Team Falkirk College’s Mel Coutts played a starring role as England captain.

http://www.moreover.com/

English Premier League Update

The next event will be in Warwick on the 1st February (in association with Warwick District Council) . We had 250+ on the first public staging of the Premier League in Leicester (in association with Leicester Volleyball Club, Cannons Health Clubs, The Prince's Trust and English Volleyball Association).

Our thanks to first stage sponsors - Cannon's Health Club, Four Walls Interiors, Compass Software, Arjo Wiggins, and Goldeneye Executive Resourcing. For the first event each team has won one & lost one. Who is going to champion the next event?

Come and join the fun - the schedule for Sunday 1st February will consist of:

10.00 Youth Development Workshop (hosted by Warwick Riga)
12.00 Malory London v. London Docklands
14.00 Entertainment
14.30 Warwick Riga v. Malory London
16.00 Entertainment
16.30 Warwick Riga v. London Docklands

David Rijvers dr@goldeneye7.freeserve.co.uk

Results:

London Malory 2 - 1 Warwick Riga 20-25 25-11 25-16
Warwick Riga 2 - 1 London Docklands 21-25 25-23 25-21
London Docklands 2 - 1 London Malory 25-22 25-23 22-25

I have put pictures of the inaugural Premier games held at Leicester Cannons on 21st December 2003 on:
http://www.mcgugan.nildram.co.uk/volleyball/PremierLeicester/index.htm

I would like to thank the synchronized sitting dancing scorers for their contribution to the event (see picture). These pictures have been reduced and compressed (typically they are 10MB each). There a quite a lot of sequence shots here. The camera can take pictures at a rate of 8 a second so most of the sequences are less than 2 seconds long. For the technical the first match was light mainly by the sun but this rapidly faded and by the third match the only lighting was from the sports hall lights.

All photo enquiries, please email me Jon McGugan jon@mcgugan.co.uk

European Champions’ League

December 2003-March 2004: Indesit European Champions’ League 2003-2004.
5-10 January 2004: Men’s European Olympic Qualification Tournament, Leipzig, Germany.
5-10 January 2004: Women’s European Olympic Qualification Tournament, Baku, Azerbaijan.
6-7 March 2004: Men’s and Women’s CEV Cup Finals.
13-14 March 2004: Men’s and Women’s Top Teams Cup Finals.
20-21 March 2004: Women’s Indesit European Champions’ League Final, Tenerife, Spain.
27-28 March 2004: Men’s Indesit European Champions’ League Final, Belgorod, Russia.

WORLD’S STRONGEST CLUB COMPETITION READY FOR ACTION
Indesit European Champions’ League 2003-2004

For the fourth consecutive season, the Indesit European Champions’ League will feature the strongest club teams in the world. Starting on Tuesday, the twenty best men’s formations of the world’s leading volleyball continent will start their campaign in the 2003-2004 Indesit European Champions’ League.

From December till March, all eyes will be on the Indesit European Champions’ League. In these four months, the leading European club teams will fight for the ultimate title. The men’s participants finished their preparations successfully and are ready for action. The twenty teams are drawn in five pools of four teams each and will play a double round robin pool phase and the first matches are scheduled for Tuesday 9, Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 December.

In Pool A, Sisley TREVISO from Italy is the clear favorite. The Northern Italian team already booked lots of successes in the different European Cup Competitions, but was drawn in a difficult group. Previous Final Four contestant Olympiakos PIRAEUS (GRE) and former Top Teams Cup winner Pamapol AZS CZESTOCHOWA (POL) are strong opponents. German champion SCC BERLIN completes this pool.

‘The matches in the pool play of the Indesit European Champions’ League will be very tough for us,’ Sisley TREVISO’s manager Bruno da Re analyzed. ‘All our opponents are very strong, so each match will be important.’

In Pool B, 2000/’01 winner PARIS Volley from France is the top seed. Long time participants Unicaja ALMERIA (ESP) and Knack ROESELARE (BEL) were also drawn in this group. Indesit European Champions’ League rookie Crvena Zvezda BEOGRAD (SCG) is the fourth team in Pool B.

Defending Champion LOKOMOTIV BELGOROD (RUS) will start to defend the title in Pool C. With 2001/’02 winner Lube MACERATA (ITA) as one of the opponents, it will be a hard job for the Russian Rockets. Furthermore, Iraklis THESSALONIKI (GRE) and Dukla LIBEREC (CZE) are strong opponents too.

Russian newcomer Iskra ODINTSOVO (RUS) looks to be the strongest team in Pool D. TOURS VB from France can be an outsider in this team. ESS Falck PARNU (EST) is the first ever participant from the Baltic countries in the Indesit European Champions’ League and is the big unknown team. VfB FRIEDRICHSHAFEN (GER) will also play in Pool D.

Whereas it is impossible to predict which team will be the strongest in Pool E. Mostostal-Azoty KEDZIERZYN from Poland reached the Final Four in the previous two seasons and is the strongest team on paper. Noliko MAASEIK (BEL) will arrange some firework too, as one of the few teams that participated in all four editions of the Indesit European Champions’ League. Levski Siconco SOFIA (BUL) and Aon hotVolleys VIENNA (AUT) are also famous participants in this competition. ‘All these teams made great results in the previous Indesit European Champions’ Leagues,’ Noliko MAASEIK manager Rene Corstjens said.

The first two legs of the men’s Indesit European Champions’ League are scheduled in December. The women’s Indesit European Champions’ League, in which 15 teams will participate in five pools of three, starts in the middle of January. The League Round of both the men’s and women’s competition will come to a conclusion at the beginning of February 2004. The best six teams in each gender will play play-off matches. The winners of these clashes will get qualified for the Final Four.

The Final Four of the Women’s Indesit European Champions’ League will take place in Tenerife, Spain on 20 and 21 March 2004. The final event of the Men’s Indesit European Champions’ League will be held in Belgorod, Russia on 27 and 28 March 2004. The hosts of the Final Fours are automatically qualified for these events.

This competition is not only a spectator magnet, but enjoys also an increasing interest from international sponsors. For the third year in a row, INDESIT is the title sponsor of this event and the company CHAMPION reconfirmed its option already in the early stages. The CEV found in Austrian Airlines a new partner. Austrian Airlines, member of the Star Alliance, will be the “Official Carrier” of the Confédération Européenne de Volleyball, being also the National Partner of the Club of AON hotVolleys Vienna, as well as sponsor of the Top Teams Cups and CEV Cups. Another newcomer in the Indesit Champions League will be also the company Kerakoll from Italy.

Men’s Indesit European Champions’ League. Matches during first leg (9-11 December):

Pool A:
SCC BERLIN (GER) – Pamapol AZS CZESTOCHOWA (POL)
Olympiakos PIRAEUS (GRE) – Sisley TREVISO (ITA)

Pool B:
PARIS Volley (FRA) – Crvena Zvezda BEOGRAD (SCG)
Unicaja ALMERIA (ESP) – Knack ROESELARE (BEL)

Pool C:
Lube MACERATA (ITA) – Iraklis THESSALONIKI (GRE)
Dukla LIBEREC (CZE) – Lokomotiv BELGOROD (RUS)

Pool D:
Iskra ODINTSOVO (RUS) – VfB FRIEDRICHSHAFEN (GER)
ESS Falck PÄRNU (EST) – TOURS VB (FRA)

Pool E:
Noliko MAASEIK (BEL) – Aon hotVolleys VIENNA (AUT)
Mostostal-Azoty KEDZIERZYN (POL) – Levski Siconco SOFIA (BUL)

More on the net, including statistics, match reports, photos and other information for those wishing to follow the event results, note that they are only available on the http://old.cev.lu/cevframe.htm site.

http://www.cev.lu

Ennisillen Honours

Southern visitors took the honours in this weekend's 16th annual Blockbusters Volleyball Blitz Club tournament in the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum Enniskillen.
Santry of Dublin having beaten Belfast's Northern Ladies in the semi-final were too steady and dispatched East Coast Cruisers from Wicklow 3-0 in the main competition final but ECC's Olive Rossiter was named female MVP.

The men's final saw a powerful display by Trinity College Dublin who beat Aer Lingus 3-0 and Trinity's Hugh Nohilly was named MVP. In an exciting semi final Aer Lingus had beaten the Northern Sharks, the Northern Ireland International training squad who play in their first European championship tournament at the end of the year in Andorra.

Aer Lingus IIs won the men's Plate beating University College Dublin and Artane Redcats of Dublin beat Derry's Maiden City Memories for the women's Plate.
In all 54 matches, most time limited by Blitz rules although final round matches were not against the clock, were played over the weekend by 10 men's and ten women's teams. Further details and early booking for 2004 contact Sandra Parker on busterssec@supanet.com

Paddy Murphy PADYMURPHY@aol.com

More Reasons to Date a Volleyball Player

Dave, here's my top 10 reasons to date a volleyball player:

10. We know how to hit all the right zones.
9. Did anyone say spandex?
8. We always scream and yell.
7. We're always on top of the balls.
6. We do it in 6 different positions.. repeatedly.
5. We don't stop till we score.
4. We're down low and ready.
3. Not only do we tap that.. we hit that.. HARD
2. We know when to ease up and when to push harder.
1. Being on our knees doesn't bother us.

Hope ya like!

Brook Bottoms qtgrl_07@yahoo.com

If you can add to this, please let us know and we will add then in the next issue Dave.Reece@volleyballnewsletter.com

BUSA NEWSLETTER

The latest BUSA newsletter which include the latest BUSA volleyball, news and competitions from the world of student sport is now free online at www.busa.org.uk

The 2003-2004 BUSA Handbook with all the BUSA rules and regulations is also available on the BUSA website as well as in hard copy.
Please go to www.busa.org.uk/handbook to view this publication.

2004 World Olympic Qualification Tournaments

The AVC have chosen the teams who will be participating in the 2004 World Olympic Qualification Tournaments, scheduled for May, 2004 in Japan. They are the top four finishers from the 12th Asian Senior Men's Championship held in Tianjin of China: Korea, China, Iran and Australia. Japan, as host to the WOQT, will also compete in the tournament to be held from May 22-30 in Tokyo, Japan.

As for the women's tournament, since China, winner of the Asian Senior Women's Championship held in Ho Chi Ming City of Vietnam, has already qualified for the Olympic Games as the winner of the World Cup, the top placers after China are: Japan (host), Korea, Thailand and Chinese Taipei who all qualify for the WOQT scheduled for May 8-16 in Tokyo, Japan.

Up to now, four men's and four women's teams have earned their tickets to the Olympic Games. They are Greece as host, World Cup top three finishers China, Brazil, and the United States for women. For the men, the four teams are Greece (host) and top three placers in the World Cup, Brazil, Italy and Serbia & Montenegro.

A total of 12 teams each for women and men are to compete at the volleyball tournaments of the Olympic Games. The remaining berths are to be decided through the WOQTs.

For the men, the following teams will qualify for the Olympic Games: the winners of the Europe, NORCECA, South America and Africa Continental Qualification tournaments; the winner and the best Asian team (counting for Asian Continental winner) of the WOQT in Japan, and the winners of the WOQTs to be held respectively in Madrid of Spain and Porto of Portugal.

Meanwhile the following women's teams are to take part in the volleyball tournaments of the Olympic Games: the winners of the Europe, NORCECA, South America and Africa WOQTs, the winner of the WOQT in Japan, best Asian team (counting for Asian Continental winner), the best ranked team after the winner and the second best ranked team after the winner in the Japanese WOQT.

AFRICAN OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT DRAWING OF LOTS

The drawing of lots of the African Olympic qualification tournaments men and women was held on the final day of CAVB board of Administration meeting and congress here in Cairo, Egypt. Five countries will participate in the Men’s competition which will be held in Tunisia January 3-10, 2004; Tunisia, the African champions, Egypt the last All Africa Games Gold medalist, Algeria African Nations semifinalist, Nigeria the silver medalist in All Africa Games and the new emerging South Africa. The favorites, Tunisia and Egypt will meet in the final day of the competition to determine one team which will qualify to the finals in Athens 2004.

The women’s qualification Tournament will be held in Nairobi, Kenya January 7-10 2004 with four participating teams; Nigeria the last All Africa Games gold medalists, Egypt the Champions of the last African Nations’ Championship, Kenya the vice champions of the last African Nations and the new emerging Seychelles. Egypt will meet Nigeria in the opening day where Egypt will try to take the revenge from their opponent after they lost the final of the last All Africa Games in Abuja, Nigeria last October.

Men’s Qualification Tour

January 42004: Technical meeting January 5: South Africa vs. Algeria Tunisia vs. Nigreia January 6: Nigeria vs. Egypt Algeria vs. Tunisia 7 January : South Africa vs. Egypt Algeria vs. Nigeria January 8: rest January 9: Egypt vs. Algeria Tunisia vs. South Africa January 10: Nigeria vs. South Africa Egypt vs. Tunisia.

Women’s Qualification Tour

January 72004: Techical meeting January 8: Nigeria vs. Egypt Seychelles vs. Kenya January 9: Nigeria vs. Seychelles Egypt vs. Kenya January 10: Egypt vs. Seychelles :
Kenya vs. Nigeria.

www.FIVB.org

World Cup Figures

The world cup 2003 competition has been clearly won by Brazil. In the next table are presented some performance characteristics.

Csuc to zero error corrected attack result
Suc/set Killing blocks
Service results % Ace/% Error
% Exc in reception and digging by Libero

It is shown that there is in near all play compartments a great difference between the leading teams and the teams ranked at the bottom. Attack and block are very much associated with ranking while service results and libero performance are less clearly related.

Brazil and Italy are near a class part with excellent figures for attack and block and leading performance with serve and libero. There is a next cluster of teams with the USA Serbia/Mont and France. The Serbs show less good serving and libero performance. The USA show overall good performance in spite of the defeat against Serbia and Mont.

Canada and Venezuela show similar performance in attack and block with clearly less good results for Venezuelan serving and libero performance.

The three Asian teams show similar performance with Japan showing more aces in services but also clearly more errors. The ranking of Korea is exceptional as viewed from general performance. The Koreans won as a surprise against all expectation the match against France.

Finally the North African teams show similar but poor performance in all play compartments. The Olympic background may justify a large continental participation for the quality of the tournament however the participation of those teams is to be reconsidered.

leo van hal leovh@wanadoo.fr

ON-LINE CALENDAR from the VolleyballNewsletter.com web site.

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Date			Entry Forms	TOURNAMENT / EVENT	Contact E-Mail Address
JANUARY
4	Jan	04	Web	EXETER CLOSE TOURNAMENT	Mike Halse Mike.Halse@devon.gov.uk
10/11	Jan	04		LEVEL 2 COACH AWARD, BATH	Jon McGugan jon@mcgugan.co.uk

FEBRUARY
1	Feb	04		NVPL - WARWICK	David Rijvers dr@goldeneye7.freeserve.co.uk
1	Feb	04		LEVEL 2 COACH AWARD, CHESHIRE	Veronica Parkinson V.Parkinson@mmu.ac.uk
7/8	Feb	04		LEVEL 1 COACH AWARD, MELKSHAM	Sue Pierce pierces@corsham50.fsnet.co.uk
7/8	Feb	04		LEVEL 2 COACH AWARD, CHESHIRE	Veronica Parkinson V.Parkinson@mmu.ac.uk
14/15	Feb	04		NATIONAL STUDENT CUP FINAL, LEEDS	Ade McGraa adriennemcgraa@aol.com

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