On August 19, 2023, Romania will take on Switzerland in a Pool B preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023.
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The CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023, overseen by the European Volleyball Confederation, is set to take center stage from August 15 to September 3, 2023. This year’s showdown will witness participation from 24 countries, with matches spread across Belgium, Estonia, Germany, and Italy. The last championship (2021) saw Italy clinching victory by overcoming Serbia with a 3-1 scoreline. On the other hand, Turkey secured its position by grabbing the third spot.
On August 19, 2023, Romania will take on Switzerland in a Pool B preliminary match at the CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. Romania has had mixed results in their first two games, having been defeated by France and then winning against Croatia. On the other hand, Switzerland lost their first game which they played against Bosnia and Herzegovina in a closely contested match by 2-3.
Diana Andreea Ariton (Middle Blocker), Diana Teodora Veres (Libero), Rodica Buterez (Outside Spiker), Petruta Orlandea (Middle Blocker), Raisa Laura Ioan (Middle Blocker), Mihaela Albu (Libero), Elizabet Lenke Inneh (Opposite), Ana Marisa Radu (Setter), Diana-Ioana Calota (Setter), Denisa Ioana Ionescu (Middle Blocker), Maria Adriana Matei (Outside Spiker), Andra-Dariana Badiu-Savu (Middle Blocker), Alexandra Ciucu (Libero), Roxana Daiana Roman (Middle Blocker), Sorina Miclaus (Outside Spiker), Alexandra Babas (Setter), Dalia Maria Virlan (Middle Blocker), Adelina Budai-Ungureanu (Outside Spiker), Georgiana Popa (Outside Spiker), Didona Iuna Catalina Zadorojnai (Opposite), Alexandra Spinoche (Setter), Beatrice-Ramona Postea (Setter), Lidia-Paula Partnoi (Opposite), Florina-Gabriela Balae (Outside Spiker), Georgiana Fales (Middle Blocker), Guillermo Naranjo Hernandez (Head Coach), Radu Began (Assistant Coach), Sotirios Gkotsis (Assistant Coach 2).
Marine Hämmerli (Libero), Maude Lavanchy (Middle Blocker), Ellen Schibli (Outside Spiker), Alix De Micheli (Middle Blocker), Chiara Petitat (Outside Spiker), Madlaina Matter (Middle Blocker), Méline Pierret (Setter), Samira Sulser (Middle Blocker), Chiara Ammirati (Outside Spiker), Oriane Hämmerli (Setter), Maja Storck (Opposite), Livia Saladin (Libero), Ines Granvorka (Outside Spiker), Laura Künzler (Outside Spiker), Tabea Eichler (Opposite), Flavia Knutti (Libero), Julie Lengweiler (Outside Spiker), Olivia Wassner (Setter), Godeliv Schwarz (Middle Blocker), Charlotte Schneider (Middle Blocker), Mathilde Engel (Libero), Julia Künzler (Outside Spiker), Marcia Rohrer (Setter), Alina Sarah Stäuble (Outside Spiker), Noelle Lisa Schenker (Outside Spiker), Lia Capraro (Opposite), Lauren Bertolacci (Head Coach), Aïda Shouk (Assistant Coach), Wojciech Kurczynski (Assistant Coach 2).
| Schedule (19.8.2023, Wednesday) | Timings (All the timings are in Indian Standard Time or IST) |
| Slovakia vs Spain | 18:30 |
| Sweden vs Greece | 20:30 |
| Ukraine vs Hungary | 20:30 |
| Estonia vs Finland | 21:30 |
| Romania vs Switzerland | 21:30 |
| Azerbaijan vs Germany | 23:30 |
| Slovenia vs Belgium | 23:30 |
The CEV Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023 is scheduled to be held from August 15 to September 3, 2023.
The LIVE Streaming of the competition will be available on Eurovolley.tv. The CEV has the exclusive rights for the Women’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. One can also watch the championship on the YouTube channel of European Volleyball.
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