The 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Olympic Qualification Tournaments are the three volleyball tournaments to be contested by 24 national teams.
The 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournaments, alternatively the 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women’s World Cup (for the tournament held in Japan) and also known as FIVB Road to Paris Volleyball Qualifier, are the three volleyball tournaments to be contested by 24 women’s national teams of the FIVB. The top teams will earn a place in the 2024 Summer Olympics volleyball tournament.
Wednesday will see Belgium take on Peru to qualify for the Olympics scheduled to take place in Paris. Belgium is currently ranked in the thirteenth place in the world rankings. While Peru is ranked twenty-ninth in the world rankings. The Belgians have a hot and cold form so far. They won easily against Bulgaria (3-0) but were thrashed by Puerto Rico (1-3). In contrast, Peru was thrashed by both Japan and Brazil. Naturally, it will be a difficult game for either of the two teams. Let us see who comes out with a win on Wednesday.
The FIVB Olympic Qualification Tournaments (OQTs) include the 24 best-placed non-qualified teams. However, Russia has not been granted permission to participate due to the ongoing Ukraine war. The rankings have been done on the basis of the FIVB World Rankings as of 18 September 2022. As the host nation, France has already secured its place in the women’s competitions. The other 11 quota places are allocated via a two-step qualification process that ensures the best volleyball nations can participate in the event while observing the principle of universality.
The first step process includes the allocation of six Olympic quota places. These are contested during the FIVB Road to Paris Volleyball Qualifiers. Out of this, the top 24 teams as per the World Ranking (WR) not yet qualified are split into three single round-robin pools of eight teams each. The top two teams of each pool qualify for Paris 2024. On the other hand, the remaining five places per gender are filled by selecting the top five not yet qualified teams in the WR. This will be decided at the end of the Preliminary Phase of Volleyball Nations League 2024. To guarantee the principle of universality, these teams are selected as per the following order of priority: 1) Teams from continents without qualified teams, and 2) Top teams not yet qualified.
Van Sas Elise (S), Herbots Britt (OH), Lemmens Nathalie (MB), Van Gestel Celine (OH), Grobelna Kaja (O), Demeyer Nel (L), Martin Pauline (O), Waelkens Anke (MB), Krenicky Charlotte (S), Janssens Marlies (MB), Meynckens Laura (O), Van De Vyver Jutta (S), Flament Laure (OH), Cos Kaat (OH), Rampelberg Britt (L), Van Avermaet Silke (MB), Straiger Manon (OH), Kohlberg Anna (MB), Debouck Noor (L), De Donder Sara (S), De Paepe Nikita (O)
Cristina Cuba (S), Diana De La Peña (MB), Maria Paula Rodriguez Huarachy (O), Maricarmen Guerrero (MB), Aixa Vigil (OH), Shanaiya Ayme (O), Pamela Cuya Toro (L), Mirian Patiño (L), Daniela Muñoz (OH), Maria Jose Rojas Ecker (S), Flavia Montes (MB), Karla Ortiz (OH), Nayeli Yabar (OH), Ysabella Sanchez (OH), Shiamara Almeida (S), Esmeralda Sanchez (L), Angela Mishell Barboza Llatas (MB)
| Schedule (20.08.23) | Timings (IST) |
| USA vs Slovenia | 00:00 |
| Belgium vs Peru | 06:30 |
| Netherlands vs Ukraine | 07:30 |
| Turkey vs Argentina | 09:30 |
| Dominican Republic vs Mexico | 10:30 |
| Brazil vs Puerto Rico | 12:30 |
| Serbia vs Czech Republic | 13:30 |
| Italy vs Colombia | 15:00 |
| Japan vs Bulgaria | 15:55 |
| China vs Canada | 17:00 |
| USA vs South Korea | 18:00 |
| Poland vs Thailand | 21:00 |
The Paris Olympics Volleyball Qualifier 2023 Women starts on September 16, 2023 and ends on September 24, 2023.
The LIVE Streaming of the Paris Olympics Volleyball Qualifier 2023 Women will be available on Volleyball World TV (VBTV). However, one has to buy a premium subscription of $ 3.99/month to watch the important matches. It is also speculated that there will be a streaming on the official YouTube channel of the Volleyball World.
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