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Italy vs Estonia: CEV Women's U17 European Volleyball Championship 2023, Live Stream, Schedule, Squads

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By Pushkar Pandey | Jul 16, 2023 | 3 Min Read

The European Volleyball Confederation (CEV) will host the Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship for the fourth time in 2023. From July 11 to July 22, 2023, the competition will be held in Serbia and Hungary. The two coordinators received seeds from the initial pools. Pools I and II are home to both Serbia and Hungary. The remaining 14 teams were divided into one of five cups based on their positions in the most recent European Ranking, and then a cup was chosen at random for each team.

The second round of qualifying for the U17 European Championship in 2023 has been finished by the teams, both male and female. Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania for the men, and Turkey, Serbia, and Greece for the women have qualified for the 2023 U17 European Championship Final Round. The competition’s Final Round, which will take place in Serbia and Hungary as co-host nations from July 11 to July 22, was previously open to women who competed in Serbia (the competition’s host) or Turkey.

The CEV, the body that oversees the sport, will hold a fantastic international competition where the top teams from all over the world will compete. During the CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship, Italy and Estonia will face off against one another on July 16, 2023. Two outstanding teams are participating in this competition. The 2022 CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship did not include Estonia, but Italy took first place. Both teams are vying for the top spot at the table.

Format of the competition

There will be 16 contestants in the first round of each gender. Previously, twelve teams had participated in the competition’s semifinal rounds. In order to guarantee their participation in addition to that of the organizing countries, the first four teams will be selected based on the outcomes of four zonal association qualifiers, one for each gender. Poland has already secured the spots that Eevza was anticipated to contend for in both the men’s and women’s editions at the qualifying competitions held in Georgia and Latvia, respectively, in December. For the other three zonal associations, the qualifying contests are planned for January. From January 4 to January 8, Grunheide will host the U17 women’s finals for participants in the Wevza competition. Along with England, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain, the group also includes the hosts, Germany and Belgium.

Italy vs Estonia: Squads of both teams

Italy: Aimaretti Rebecca (OS), Caruso Stella (OS), Peroni Caterina (OS), Schillkowski Caterina (S), Spaziano Asia (S), Novello Gaia (OS), Quero Veronica (MB), Tosini Ludovica (OS), Bovolenta Arianna (MB), Cornelli Stella (L), Moroni Sofia (MB), Bonafede Carola (MB), Spada Beatrice (O), Sismondi Ludovica (MB)

Estonia: Freia Liisa Palk (O), Lisandra Tatrik (L), Hannemai Hanimägi (OS), Mirjam Karoliine Kask (MB), Marie Miilen (S), Marta-Mia Ploomipuu (OS), Gertu Koik (L), Rebecca Pent (OS), Anette Arak (OS), Paula Laub (MB), Roosi Brigita Toom (S), Heidi Vahula (OS), Heleri Soodla (MB), Annabel Lattik (S)

What is the schedule for the competition?

Schedule (16.7.2023, Sunday)	Timing(IST)
Croatia Vs. Bulgaria	15:30
Romania Vs. Germany	15:30
France Vs. Belgium	18:00
Georgia Vs. Netherland	18:00
Poland Vs. Serbia	21:00
Greece Vs. Hungary	21:00
Italy Vs. Estonia	23:30
Türkiye Vs. Slovenia	23:30

When is the Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship 2023?

The CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship will take place between July 11 and July 22, 2023.

What are the telecast details of the Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship 2023?

Typically, EuroVolley.tv will provide live updates and coverage of any significant volleyball event occurring in Europe. This won’t be any different for the CEV U 17. Euro Volley TV, a specialized platform that functions like an OTT, broadcasts all live volleyball matches. On the channel’s official website, viewers can subscribe. Rumor has it that viewers will also be able to access the broadcast on CEV’s YouTube channel.