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The Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship will be held in 2023 at the fourth venue chosen by the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV). The competition will take place in Hungary and Serbia from July 11 to July 22, 2023. Seeds were given to the two coordinators from the initial pools. Serbia and Hungary both reside in Pools I and II. According to their placements in the most recent European Ranking, the remaining 14 teams were divided into one of five cups, and then a cup was randomly selected for each team.
The second round of qualifying for the U17 European Championship in 2023 has been completed by both male and female teams. The 2023 U17 European Championship Final Round will feature the men from Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania, and the women from Turkey, Serbia, and Greece. Women who competed in Serbia (the competition’s host) or Turkey were previously eligible to compete in the Final Round, which will be held in Serbia and Hungary as co-host nations from July 11 to July 22.
The top teams from around the world will compete in a fantastic international competition hosted by the CEV, the organization that regulates the sport. Turkey and Hungary will compete against one another on July 19, 2023, during the CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship. This competition features two outstanding teams. Hungary took tenth place in the 2022 CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship, while Turkey placed second. For the top spot on the table, both teams are competing.
16 contestants from each gender will compete in the first round. The competition’s semifinal rounds had previously featured twelve teams. The results of four zonal association qualifiers, one for each gender, will be used to determine the first four teams to ensure their participation in addition to that of the organizing countries. In both the men’s and women’s editions, Poland has already clinched the spots that Eevza was expected to compete for at the qualifying events held in Georgia and Latvia, respectively, in December. January is set aside for the qualifying matches for the other three zonal associations. The U17 women’s finals for competitors in the Wevza competition will take place in Grunheide from January 4 to January 8. The group also includes the hosts, Germany, and Belgium in addition to England, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain.
Turkey: Uysalcan Aylin (OS), Bihan Derinsu (OS), Kaya Kardelen (S), Altintas Zeynep Nur (L), Kaçmaz Begüm (MB), Tirpanci Duru Şah (MB), Ozerol Güz (MB), Pajic Stefanija (OS), Esepaşa Ecem (L), Olgar Mina (MB), Yilmaz Eslem (OS), Akpinar Irmak Nil (S), Kuyan Ceyda (OS), Kuyan Ceylin (OS)
Hungary: Rebeka Zoé Nánási (L), Orsolya Matuska (O), Zsófia Csereklye (MB), Anna Zsombók (MB), Lilien Pusztai (Libero), Gréta Pampuch (OS), Janka Piros (Setter), Anna Teleki (MB), Ramóna Fekete (Setter), Lina Gajdács (OS), Eszter Zsombók (OS), Luca Németh (Opp), Krisztina Ivetta Szabó (MB), Maja Panka Klein (OS)
| Schedule (19.07.23) | Time (IST) |
| Germany vs Greece | 15:30 |
| Bulgaria vs Poland | 15:30 |
| Estonia vs Georgia | 18:00 |
| Slovenia vs France | 18:00 |
| Serbia vs Italy | 21:00 |
| Hungary vs Turkey | 21:00 |
| Netherlands vs Croatia | 23:30 |
| Belgium vs Romania | 23:30 |
| Matches (18.07.23) | Result | Set |
| Romania vs France | 25-23, 18-25, 25-23 & 27-25 | 3-1 |
| Croatia vs Georgia | 32-30, 25-14 & 25-21 | 3-0 |
| Estonia vs Poland | 30-28, 19-25, 21-25, 25-18 & 9-15 | 2-3 |
| Slovenia vs Greece | 15-25, 24-26 & 18-25 | 0-3 |
| Germany vs Hungary | 22-25, 19-25, 25-14, 25-19 & 12-15 | 2-3 |
| Bulgaria vs Serbia | 25-17, 19-25, 20-25 & 18-25 | 1-3 |
From July 11 to July 22, 2023, there will be the CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship.
Any significant volleyball event taking place in Europe is typically covered live by EuroVolley.tv. For the CEV U 17, nothing will change in this regard. All volleyball matches are broadcast live on Euro Volley TV, a specialized website that works like an OTT. Viewers can subscribe on the channel’s main website. There are rumors that the broadcast will also be available on CEV’s YouTube channel.
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