BOLETÍN N°8 FIVB - FECHA FINAL PREOLÍMPICO DE VOLEIBOL TOKIO 2016

DAILY BULLETIN

No.8

WOMEN TOKYO

Sunday 22nd May 2016

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PRESS INFO JAPAN V NETHERLANDS

A raucous home crowd has lifted Japan to a gripping 3-2 (20-25, 25-13, 21-25, 32-30, 15-11) win over Netherlands on the final

night of the Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament in Tokyo.

Both teams could well have been forgiven for hanging their hats back on the peg after locking up Rio spots 24 hours earlier,

but instead opted to slug out a five-set epic which left fans almost as exhausted as the players themselves.

It might have been a dead rubber, but it didn’t stop the Japanese fans once again packing the Tokyo Metropolitan

Gymnasium to cheers on their Olympic-bound team.

Both teams had found out 24 hours they were Rio bound, making it difficult to lift for one last game after a long,

high-pressure week of volleyball.

The Dutch looked the more switched on, controlling the set from the opening, with Lonneke Sloetjes and Celeste Plak

providing a power combination that would strike fear in most teams in the world.

Japan rallied late to make the score more respectable, but The Netherlands was never in any real danger of dropping the set

once it led 15-7, eventually triumphing 25-20.

The second set could not have been more of a contrast. Japan dominated, helped in no small part by an error-riddled Dutch

team (18 to 6 after two sets) and another strong leadership game from captain Saori Kimura (nine points).

Sloetjes was continuing to lead the way for the Netherlands, taking her personal points tally to 13, but the Dutch were

struggling in the second; trailing 8-16, 11-22 and eventually 13-25.

One of the exciting aspects of an event such as this one is seeing all the exciting young talent coming through the ranks. The

Netherlands’ Celeste Plak is one such player.

20-years-old and with a swinging left arm that could knock over a cement statue, Plak has played second fiddle to Sloetjes all

week, but when called upon can turn a game.

She was proving important against Japan, picking up 11 points, including three blocks, as well as several important digs.

Somehow The Netherlands managed to win the third set 25-21, despite a mounting error count (22-14 after three sets).

Sloetjes was up to 19 points, while Kimura on 12 and Miyu Nagaoka on 11 were doing best for the home team.

Japan’s volleyball-hungry fans just want to watch the game, and the prospect of seeing their beloved Olympians beaten in

four sets was an option they would not entertain – even when the side trailed 16-12.

There’s something about a stadium jam-packed with starry-eyed fans armed with full voices that can lift any sporting team,

and in Tokyo on this balmy Sunday evening that was definitely the case.

Soon the game was locked at 18-all. Point-for-point the match pulsated, two Rio-bound teams showing no signs of battle

weariness after an intense week of volleyball.

24-24, 25-25, 26-26 – first Japan throwing away set points, then the Dutch throwing away match points, until finally, at

31-30, Miyu Nagaoka rifled an ace down the middle of the court that left the Dutch sprawling and the game headed to a fifth

and deciding set.

For a game that had every right to be as stale as last week’s bread, this was anything but. The fifth set continued as the

fourth ended; point-for-point, a crowd baying for more, and 12 punch-drunk athletes operating off the smell of adrenalin.

The euphoria of the crowd eventually lifted the weary home team over the line against an even more fatigued Netherlands

15-11 in the fifth, and 3-2 for the match.

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PRESS INFO History will show Japan won the final game of the 2016 Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament 3-2 over The

Netherlands. What it won’t show is that despite there being nothing at stake, two teams threw themselves into a match like

there was a gold medal up for grabs.

ITALY V KAZAKHSTAN

Italian teenager Paola Egonu further enhanced her reputation as one of the most exciting young players in women’s

volleyball after helping her team to a 3-0 (25-22, 25-16, 25-19) win over Kazakhstan at the Women’s Olympic Qualifying

Tournament in Japan.

17-year-old Egonu finished the match with 21 points, while Kazakhstan will go home without a win but plenty of hope for

the future.

Two teams at opposite ends of the qualification table not surprisingly took different approaches to the match.

For Kazakhstan it was all about winning it’s first match, while Italy adopted the same approach as other teams already

qualified, and gave chances to players who had not seen a lot of court time in Japan.

As a result a rusty Italian combination took half a set to get going, while Kazakhstan were tighter early. The Asian team

held control for the first half, but when Paola Egonu began to find her range, it spelled trouble for Kazakhstan.

Egonu blasted her way to eight points for the set, while for Kazakhstan, Irina Shenberger was enjoying some rare quality

court time, finishing the set with seven points.

Italy took the opener 25-22.

At six-all in the second set Kazakhstan was looking competitive, but six straight points to the Italians quickly killed off the

challenge. The score blew out, until some late Kazakhstan points made it more respectable at 25-16.

The third set was the last chance for the young Kazakhstan team to make an impact, but after a long week it was a bridge

too far. The Italians, cock-a-hoop after qualifying for their fifth straight Olympics, were in no mood for sentiment, running

out 25-19 and 3-0 winners.

THAILAND V PERU

Thailand finished the Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament with a 3-0 (25-17, 26-24, 25-23) win over Peru to

consolidate fifth place on the ladder.

There were emotional scenes among the Thai players after the match, with the dream of a first ever Olympics at least

another four years away.

Two teams who 24 hours earlier were still in the mix to make the Olympics, had to pick themselves up and go to battle one

last time.

Both teams took the court at close to full strength, and it was the Peruvians who held the early advantage to lead 15-13.

In an incredible finish to the set, Thailand won the last eight points to take the score to 25-17, leaving a shattered Peru to try

and pick up the pieces.

Much of Thailand strong first set showing was built around successfully shutting down Peru’s number one weapon,

19-year-old Opposite Angela Leyva.

Sittirak Onuma with seven points, including two blocks, led the way for Thailand, while Leyva had just four points for Peru.

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PRESS INFO The Thai defence continued to dominate in the second set, but Leyva was not to be denied, winning 11 points for the set to

take her personal tally to 15.

Captain Mirtha Uribe, after a quiet day against Netherlands, was back to her best, but Thailand was proving hard to stop.

Setter Pornpun Guedpard was again underlining her importance to the Thai team, her quick hands and lightning thought

process providing her teammates with a comfortable ride.

The closing points of the set proved difficult for Thailand, but after giving up one set point it was able to close the deal 26-24.

With the finish line in sight, Thailand was made to work again in the third set. Leyva was continuing to find ways around

the solid Thai defence, and Peru’s blocking came finally returned.

Uribe was leading the way with three block points, as Peru slipped out to a 13-11 lead.

Thailand captain Thinkaow Pleumjit took control of the set, helping steer her team into the lead, and holding its nerve in the

closing stages, to wrap up the set 25-23 and the match 3-0.

KOREA V DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

The Dominican Republic has finished its 2016 Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament with a flurry, posting a second

consecutive win by beating Rio-bound Korea 3-0 (25-23, 25-11, 28-26)

19-year-old Brayelin Martinez and Libero Brenda Castillo led the way for the Dominicans, who finished the tournament

with two wins, while Korea could afford to smile despite losing matches to Thailand and the Dominican Republic in the last

two days of competition.

For both teams, Sunday’s match was very much about the future. For the Dominicans, it was with an eye on Tokyo 2020,

while for Korea it was much shorter term – fine tuning tjeir line-up for Rio in August.

The Dominican Republic took to the court at full strength, with Brayelin Martinez, Brenda Castillo and Prisilla Brens all on

duty, while Korea left Kim Yeon-Koung and Yang Hyo-Jin, their two highest point scorers, on the bench.

Korea led for most of the set, and at 22-18 should have been able to wrap up the set. But the Dominicans fought back to level

at 22-all, before wrapping up the set 25-23.

Martinez led all comers with seven points for the set.

25-11, the scoreline for the second set, said it all. Dominican Republic was out to make an impression and finish on a high,

Korea continued to experiment with new combinations.

At 8-6 Korea was close, but the Dominicans strung together the next six points to make it 14-6, and then 21-9 before closing

out the set 25-11.

Martinez took her personal points tally to 12, while Yonkaira Isabel was taking advantage of some quality court time with 11

points, while Annerys Valdez had picked up three blocks.

For Korea, Hwang Youn-Joo was leading the charge on nine points.

Korea’s young guns came out spoiling for a fight in the third set, and held two set points at 24-22 before Castillo and

Martinez combined to put the Caribbean team back on level pegging at 24-all.

An arm wrestle ensued, with Korea squandering another two set point opportunities, before powerful Martinez spikes

finally ended the set 28-26, and a second win for the Dominican Republic 25-23, 25-11, 28-26.

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Peru

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4 th Korea

Dominican Republic

Netherlands

Italy

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Thailand

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Castillo Brenda No5 (DOM)

No.10

No.10

No.15

No.11

No.14

(ITA)

Yang Hyo-Jin (KOR)

Miyashita Haruka No.2 (JPN)

(NED)

Kim Yeon-Koung

Del Core Antonella (ITA)

Best Opposite Spiker

Best Setter

Best Libero

Slöetjes Lonneke

Chirichella Cristina

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1st Best Middle Blocker

2nd Best Middle Blocker

1st Best Outside Spiker

2nd Best Outside Spiker

(KOR)

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Best Scorer 15 43 6 Hwang Youn-Joo20 52 16 Peña Isabel Yonkaira Paola

ScoringSkills

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Opp. errorTotal

WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

42 104 Total Team14 34 6 Hwang Youn-Joo

8 18 1 Lee So-Young6 11 11 Kim Su-Ji2 32 Total Team1 4 1 Lee So-Young1 3 13 Park Jeong-Ah

5 62 Total Team2 13 17 Yeum Hye-Seon2 10 13 Park Jeong-Ah1 5 6 Hwang Youn-Joo

11 Total Team60 198 Total Team

WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

50 92 Total Team15 26 16 Peña Isabel Yonkaira Paola14 29 20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth

9 12 14 Rivera Brens Prisilla9 61 Total Team3 15 20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth3 16 1 Vargas Valdez Annerys2 10 21 Martinez Jineiry5 76 Total Team4 16 16 Peña Isabel Yonkaira Paola1 11 7 Marte Frica Niverka


TEAMS AND PLAYERS PERFORMANCES

KOR • Korea 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Lee So-Young3 Lee Hyo-Hee4 Kim Hee-Jin5 Kim Hae-RanL6 Hwang Youn-Joo7 Lee Jaeyeong8 Nam Jie-YounL

10 Kim Yeon-Koung11 Kim Su-Ji12 Bae Yoo-Na13 Park Jeong-Ah14 Yang Hyo-Jin15 Kang Sohwi17 Yeum Hye-Seon

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DOM • Dominican Republic 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Vargas Valdez Annerys Victoria2 Fernandez Perez Winifer MariaL3 Eve Mejia Lisvel Elisa5 Castillo BrendaL6 Dominguez Martinez Camil Inmaculada7 Marte Frica Niverka Dharlenis8 Arias Perez Candida Estefany

14 Rivera Brens Prisilla16 Peña Isabel Yonkaira Paola17 Mambru Casilla Gina Altagracia18 De La Cruz De Peña Bethania19 Binet Stephens Ana Yorkira20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth21 Martinez Jineiry

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Coach:Assistant:

Marcos Kwiek (BRA)Wagner Pacheco (BRA)

Referees: T. BOUDAYA (TUN) & Piotr DUDEK (POL)

DOMKOR 0

3 2523

2511

2826

7860

Teams Sets 1 2 3 4 5 Total

Set duration 0:27 0:20 0:30 1:17

Match: Spectators:Date:City:Hall:

25 1,50022.05.2016TokyoTokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium

Match duration: Start: 10:10 End: 11:33 Total: 1:23

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Best Scorer 21 62 12 Leyva Angela12 42 5 Thinkaow Pleumjit

ScoringSkills

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WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

41 115 Total Team20 45 12 Leyva Angela

7 13 11 Yllescas Clarivett7 31 8 Frias Maguilaura7 43 Total Team3 8 2 Uribe Mirtha1 9 11 Yllescas Clarivett1 9 6 Muñoz Alexandra3 65 Total Team1 11 2 Uribe Mirtha1 3 9 Regalado Katherine1 11 12 Leyva Angela


WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

44 103 Total Team9 15 5 Thinkaow Pleumjit9 14 6 Sittirak Onuma9 25 18 Kongyot Ajcharaporn9 67 Total Team2 6 6 Sittirak Onuma2 11 3 Guedpard Pornpun2 10 4 Nuekjang Thatdao3 75 Total Team1 19 3 Guedpard Pornpun1 13 5 Thinkaow Pleumjit1 7 6 Sittirak Onuma



PER • Peru 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

2 Uribe Mirtha3 Rueda Carla4 Machado Alexandra5 Palacios VanessaL6 Muñoz Alexandra7 Egoavil SusanL8 Frias Maguilaura9 Regalado Katherine

11 Yllescas Clarivett12 Leyva Angela13 Almeida Chavez Shiamara14 Urrutia Andrea15 Palma Hilary18 Gomez Coraima

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MAURO MARASCIULO (BRA)MARCO QUEIROGA (BRA)

THA • Thailand 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Buakaew WannaL2 Pannoy PiyanutL3 Guedpard Pornpun4 Nuekjang Thatdao5 Thinkaow Pleumjit6 Sittirak Onuma7 Bamrungsuk Hattaya8 Sanitklang Yupa

10 Apinyapong Wilavan12 Kokram Pimpichaya13 Tomkom Nootsara15 Kanthong Malika18 Kongyot Ajcharaporn19 Moksri Chatchu-On

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Coach:Assistant:

Radchatagriengkai KSrisamutnak Natapho

Referees: S. M. R. JATIVA (ESP) & Heike KRAFT (GER)

THAPER 0

3 2517

2624

2523

7664


Set duration 0:21 0:27 0:27 1:15






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Best Scorer 15 42 10 Shenberger Irina21 53 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola

ScoringSkills

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WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

36 97 Total Team12 27 10 Shenberger Irina

6 15 11 Tatko Katerina6 20 4 Zhdanova Yekaterina3 32 Total Team2 7 10 Shenberger Irina1 3 13 Beresneva Radmila

1 59 Total Team1 8 10 Shenberger Irina


WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

49 108 Total Team18 36 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola11 19 8 Gennari Alessia9 12 20 Danesi Anna8 50 Total Team2 7 20 Danesi Anna2 7 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola2 12 11 Chirichella Cristina4 73 Total Team1 13 8 Gennari Alessia1 11 20 Danesi Anna1 10 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola



KAZ • Kazakhstan 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Fendrikova TatyanaL2 Issayeva Lyudmila3 Kavtorina DianaL4 Zhdanova Yekaterina6 Akilova Natalya7 Sitkazinova Zarina8 German Inna9 Lukomskaya Irina

10 Shenberger Irina11 Tatko Katerina13 Beresneva Radmila14 Rubtsova Antonina18 Anikonova Kristina19 Anarbayeva Lyudmila

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ITA • Italy 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Ortolani Serena2 Malinov Ofelia4 Orro Alessia6 De Gennaro MonicaL7 Guiggi Martina8 Gennari Alessia9 Centoni Nadia

11 Chirichella Cristina12 Piccinini Francesca15 Del Core Antonella16 Fatime Sylla Miriam18 Ogechi Egonu Paola19 Sirressi ImmacolataL20 Danesi Anna

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Coach:Assistant:

Marco BonittaFabio Soli

Referees: I. M. A. AL NAAMA (QAT) & R. ESPICALSKY (BRA)

ITAKAZ 0

3 2522

2516

2519

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Set duration 0:25 0:22 0:24 1:11






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Best Scorer 25 71 1 Nagaoka Miyu32 88 10 Slöetjes Lonneke

ScoringSkills

Spike

Block

Serve

Opp. errorTotal

WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

64 163 Total Team24 55 1 Nagaoka Miyu13 42 3 Kimura Saori11 24 9 Shimamura Haruyo9 59 Total Team3 16 9 Shimamura Haruyo2 11 3 Kimura Saori2 9 11 Araki Erika6 112 Total Team2 19 3 Kimura Saori1 19 9 Shimamura Haruyo1 16 20 Tashiro Kanami


WonPts

TotalAtts No Name

64 147 Total Team30 65 10 Slöetjes Lonneke14 26 4 Plak Celeste

8 25 11 Buijs Anne13 70 Total Team

3 8 4 Plak Celeste3 18 7 Steenbergen Quinta2 9 10 Slöetjes Lonneke3 106 Total Team2 19 3 Belien Yvon1 19 7 Steenbergen Quinta



JPN • Japan 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Nagaoka Miyu2 Miyashita Haruka3 Kimura Saori5 Sato ArisaL6 Nabeya Yurie7 Yamaguchi Mai8 Koga Sarina9 Shimamura Haruyo

10 Maruyama AkiL11 Araki Erika12 Ishii Yuki16 Sakoda Saori18 Zayasu Kotoki20 Tashiro Kanami

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NED • Netherlands 1 2 3 4 5 Pts

1 Knip Kirsten2 Stoltenborg Femke3 Belien Yvon4 Plak Celeste5 De Kruijf Robin6 Balkestein-Grothues Maret7 Steenbergen Quinta8 Pietersen Judith9 Schoot MyrtheL

10 Slöetjes Lonneke11 Buijs Anne14 Dijkema Laura16 Stam-Pilon DebbyL22 Koolhaas Nicole

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Coach:Assistant:

Giovanni Guidetti (ITA)Saskia van Hintum

Referees: Patricia ROLF (USA) & Jiang LIU (CHN)

NEDJPN 3

2 2520

1325

2521

3032

1115

104113


Set duration 0:27 0:24 0:30 0:38 0:19 2:18






Best ScorersXWVRk No Name Pos. Team Spike Block Serve Total

1 10 Slöetjes Lonneke OP NED 145 9 3 1572 12 Leyva Angela OS PER 129 5 3 1373 10 Kim Yeon-Koung OS KOR 122 6 7 1354 20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth OS DOM 111 10 1 1225 1 Nagaoka Miyu OP JPN 108 4 2 1146 3 Kimura Saori OS JPN 75 12 5 927 15 Del Core Antonella OS ITA 73 10 5 887 6 Sittirak Onuma OS THA 77 6 5 889 5 Thinkaow Pleumjit MB THA 61 19 3 83

10 11 Buijs Anne OS NED 65 9 6 8010 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola OS ITA 64 10 6 8010 4 Nuekjang Thatdao MB THA 57 19 4 8013 18 Kongyot Ajcharaporn OS THA 73 3 2 7814 14 Rivera Brens Prisilla OS DOM 65 5 4 7414 16 Fatime Sylla Miriam OS ITA 63 11 0 7414 14 Yang Hyo-Jin MB KOR 49 22 3 7417 15 Kanthong Malika OP THA 65 4 2 7118 11 Chirichella Cristina MB ITA 35 26 7 6819 4 Kim Hee-Jin OP KOR 50 8 9 6720 12 Ishii Yuki OS JPN 52 6 3 6121 8 Frias Maguilaura OP PER 53 3 4 6022 4 Zhdanova Yekaterina OP KAZ 50 7 2 5923 3 Belien Yvon MB NED 34 16 8 5824 13 Park Jeong-Ah OS KOR 45 6 6 5725 13 Beresneva Radmila OP KAZ 49 4 2 5526 4 Plak Celeste OS NED 39 9 5 5327 9 Shimamura Haruyo MB JPN 37 5 4 4628 11 Tatko Katerina OS KAZ 40 2 3 4528 18 Anikonova Kristina OP KAZ 36 8 1 4528 7 Guiggi Martina MB ITA 31 9 5 4528 16 Sakoda Saori OP JPN 36 6 3 4532 11 Araki Erika MB JPN 24 16 4 4433 16 Peña Isabel Yonkaira Paola OS DOM 38 1 4 4334 1 Vargas Valdez Annerys Victoria MB DOM 29 9 3 4135 11 Yllescas Clarivett MB PER 29 9 1 3935 3 Rueda Carla OS PER 29 8 2 3937 1 Ortolani Serena OP ITA 35 3 0 3838 2 Uribe Mirtha MB PER 28 5 3 3638 7 Steenbergen Quinta MB NED 26 8 2 3640 10 Shenberger Irina OS KAZ 24 5 3 3241 11 Kim Su-Ji MB KOR 21 5 5 3142 6 Hwang Youn-Joo OS KOR 27 0 2 2943 21 Martinez Jineiry MB DOM 20 4 4 2844 20 Danesi Anna MB ITA 18 7 1 2645 17 Mambru Casilla Gina Altagracia OP DOM 24 1 0 2545 12 Bae Yoo-Na OS KOR 14 8 3 2545 6 Nabeya Yurie OS JPN 21 2 2 2548 18 De La Cruz De Peña Bethania OS DOM 21 3 0 2449 19 Anarbayeva Lyudmila MB KAZ 17 3 2 2249 14 Rubtsova Antonina MB KAZ 15 6 1 22

Total tournament 2,690 451 220 3,361

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Best ServersXRk No Name Pos. Team Aces Faults Serve

HitsTotal

AttemptsAvg.

by set1 4 Kim Hee-Jin OP KOR 9 8 50 67 0.352 3 Belien Yvon MB NED 8 10 96 114 0.333 11 Chirichella Cristina MB ITA 7 10 66 83 0.284 10 Kim Yeon-Koung OS KOR 7 11 69 87 0.275 11 Buijs Anne OS NED 6 2 71 79 0.256 4 Orro Alessia S ITA 6 2 93 101 0.247 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola OS ITA 6 11 24 41 0.248 13 Park Jeong-Ah OS KOR 6 6 61 73 0.239 7 Marte Frica Niverka Dharlenis S DOM 5 3 92 100 0.22

10 14 Dijkema Laura S NED 5 4 95 104 0.21Total Tournament 220 356 3,827 4,403 2.20

Best BlockersWRk No Name Pos. Team Kill

Blocks Faults Rebounds TotalAttempts

Avg.by set

1 11 Chirichella Cristina MB ITA 26 32 63 121 1.042 14 Yang Hyo-Jin MB KOR 22 32 43 97 0.853 4 Nuekjang Thatdao MB THA 19 26 68 113 0.704 5 Thinkaow Pleumjit MB THA 19 36 45 100 0.705 3 Belien Yvon MB NED 16 26 50 92 0.676 11 Araki Erika MB JPN 16 39 58 113 0.577 16 Fatime Sylla Miriam OS ITA 11 11 17 39 0.448 3 Kimura Saori OS JPN 12 10 36 58 0.439 20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth OS DOM 10 24 26 60 0.43

10 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola OS ITA 10 10 25 45 0.40Total Tournament 451 1,049 1,627 3,127 4.51

Limit: 15.00%

Best SpikersVRk No Name Pos. Team Spikes Faults Shots Total

AttemptsSucc.

%1 10 Slöetjes Lonneke OP NED 145 31 104 280 51.792 15 Del Core Antonella OS ITA 73 14 66 153 47.713 1 Nagaoka Miyu OP JPN 108 31 101 240 45.004 10 Kim Yeon-Koung OS KOR 122 32 125 279 43.735 14 Rivera Brens Prisilla OS DOM 65 17 69 151 43.056 18 Ogechi Egonu Paola OS ITA 64 22 64 150 42.677 20 Martinez Brayelin Elizabeth OS DOM 111 30 127 268 41.428 11 Buijs Anne OS NED 65 14 80 159 40.889 16 Fatime Sylla Miriam OS ITA 63 24 74 161 39.13

10 6 Sittirak Onuma OS THA 77 22 105 204 37.75Total Tournament 2,690 893 3,169 6,752 39.84



Limit: 25.00%

Best Receivers[Rk No Name Pos. Team Excellents Faults Serve

ReceptionsTotal

Attempts Eff. %

1 3 Kimura Saori OS JPN 103 4 56 163 60.742 2 Pannoy Piyanut L THA 85 4 52 141 57.453 8 Frias Maguilaura OP PER 112 6 95 213 49.774 15 Kanthong Malika OP THA 85 7 80 172 45.355 10 Kim Yeon-Koung OS KOR 74 6 72 152 44.746 13 Beresneva Radmila OP KAZ 103 14 113 230 38.707 3 Rueda Carla OS PER 54 9 62 125 36.008 16 Fatime Sylla Miriam OS ITA 55 4 97 156 32.699 11 Buijs Anne OS NED 47 9 76 132 28.79

10 14 Rivera Brens Prisilla OS DOM 55 7 119 181 26.52Total Tournament 1,839 210 1,948 3,997 40.76

Best SettersZRk No Name Pos. Team Running

Sets Faults StillSets

TotalAttempts

Avg.by set

1 2 Miyashita Haruka S JPN 234 5 416 655 8.362 7 Marte Frica Niverka Dharlenis S DOM 184 2 438 624 8.003 6 Muñoz Alexandra S PER 168 5 455 628 7.304 14 Dijkema Laura S NED 173 3 358 534 7.215 3 Lee Hyo-Hee S KOR 143 1 389 533 5.506 4 Orro Alessia S ITA 128 5 434 567 5.127 3 Guedpard Pornpun S THA 132 6 269 407 4.898 9 Lukomskaya Irina S KAZ 111 2 252 365 4.639 13 Tomkom Nootsara S THA 103 5 225 333 3.81

10 6 Akilova Natalya S KAZ 57 6 183 246 2.38Total Tournament 1,599 67 4,940 6,606 15.99

Best DiggersYRk No Name Pos. Team Digs Faults Receptions Total

AttemptsAvg.

by set1 5 Castillo Brenda L DOM 88 15 81 184 3.832 5 Palacios Vanessa L PER 71 28 48 147 3.093 5 Sato Arisa L JPN 79 12 34 125 2.824 6 De Gennaro Monica L ITA 67 33 46 146 2.685 2 Pannoy Piyanut L THA 72 21 55 148 2.676 16 Stam-Pilon Debby L NED 58 21 38 117 2.427 3 Rueda Carla OS PER 54 15 40 109 2.358 5 Kim Hae-Ran L KOR 59 26 32 117 2.279 1 Fendrikova Tatyana L KAZ 44 30 36 110 1.83

10 12 Leyva Angela OS PER 40 19 51 110 1.74Total Tournament 2,016 979 2,726 5,721 20.16



Best ServersXRk Team Aces Faults Serve

HitsTotal

AttemptsAvg.

by set1 KOR Korea 47 51 498 596 1.812 ITA Italy 34 46 499 579 1.363 NED Netherlands 31 46 492 569 1.294 JPN Japan 29 47 561 637 1.045 DOM Dominican Republic 23 66 432 521 1.006 THA Thailand 23 41 534 598 0.857 PER Peru 18 34 414 466 0.788 KAZ Kazakhstan 15 25 397 437 0.63

Total Tournament 220 356 3,827 4,403 2.20

Best BlockersWRk Team Kill

Blocks Faults Rebounds TotalAttempts

Avg.by set

1 ITA Italy 82 125 244 451 3.282 NED Netherlands 60 121 196 377 2.503 THA Thailand 62 148 248 458 2.304 JPN Japan 64 131 243 438 2.295 KOR Korea 59 150 201 410 2.276 DOM Dominican Republic 46 152 199 397 2.007 KAZ Kazakhstan 45 117 158 320 1.888 PER Peru 33 105 138 276 1.43

Total Tournament 451 1,049 1,627 3,127 4.51

Limit: 15.00%

Best SpikersVRk Team Spikes Faults Shots Total

AttemptsSucc.

%1 NED Netherlands 346 80 267 693 49.932 ITA Italy 352 105 343 800 44.003 DOM Dominican Republic 330 100 373 803 41.104 THA Thailand 368 124 439 931 39.535 JPN Japan 391 130 474 995 39.306 KOR Korea 360 97 506 963 37.387 PER Peru 289 133 391 813 35.558 KAZ Kazakhstan 254 124 376 754 33.69

Total Tournament 2,690 893 3,169 6,752 39.84


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Limit: 25.00%

Best Receivers[Rk Team Excellents Faults Serve

ReceptionsTotal

Attempts Eff. %

1 JPN Japan 297 26 196 519 52.222 THA Thailand 274 20 237 531 47.833 PER Peru 241 21 236 498 44.184 ITA Italy 206 19 241 466 40.135 KOR Korea 232 26 276 534 38.586 DOM Dominican Republic 199 23 266 488 36.077 KAZ Kazakhstan 230 43 257 530 35.288 NED Netherlands 160 32 239 431 29.70


Best SettersZRk Team Running

Sets Faults StillSets

TotalAttempts

Avg.by set

1 JPN Japan 278 9 687 974 9.932 THA Thailand 241 13 644 898 8.933 DOM Dominican Republic 196 4 584 784 8.524 NED Netherlands 190 6 490 686 7.925 PER Peru 180 7 610 797 7.836 KOR Korea 189 8 738 935 7.277 KAZ Kazakhstan 169 11 564 744 7.048 ITA Italy 156 9 623 788 6.24


Best DiggersYRk Team Digs Faults Receptions Total

AttemptsAvg.

by set1 JPN Japan 343 121 368 832 12.252 PER Peru 270 121 281 672 11.743 KOR Korea 283 122 340 745 10.884 NED Netherlands 230 100 264 594 9.585 DOM Dominican Republic 219 106 371 696 9.526 ITA Italy 237 132 318 687 9.487 THA Thailand 237 126 412 775 8.788 KAZ Kazakhstan 197 151 372 720 8.21



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