Any significant volleyball competition taking place in Europe will typically have live updates and coverage on EuroVolley.tv.
Follow Us
The fourth Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship will take place at the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV) in 2023. The competition will take place in Serbia and Hungary from July 11–July 22, 2023. Seeds from the initial pools were given to the two coordinators. Serbia and Hungary both call Pools I and II their home. After being divided into five cups based on their positions in the most recent European Ranking, the remaining 14 teams were randomly assigned to one of the five cups.
Both the male and female teams have completed their second rounds of qualification for the U17 European Championship in 2023. For the 2023 U17 European Championship Final Round, Bulgaria, Greece, and Romania for the men and Turkey, Serbia, and Greece for the women have qualified. Women competing in Serbia (the host) or Turkey were previously eligible to move on to the Final Round of the competition, which will be held in Serbia and Hungary as co-host nations from July 11 to July 22.
The CEV, the organization that governs the sport, will host a fantastic international competition where the best teams worldwide will compete. Slovenia and Turkey will compete against one another on July 16, 2023, as part of the CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship. This competition features two exceptional teams. Slovenia and Turkey finished first and second, respectively, in the 2022 CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship. To win the table, both teams are competing.
There will be 16 participants in the first round for each gender. The semifinal rounds of the competition had previously featured twelve teams. The first four teams will be chosen based on the results of four zonal association qualifiers, one for each gender, to ensure their participation in addition to the organizing nations. Poland has already locked up the spots that Eevza was expected to compete for in both the men’s and women’s editions at the qualifying competitions held in December in Georgia and Latvia, respectively. The qualifying matches for the other three zonal associations are scheduled for January. Grunheide will serve as the location for the U17 women’s finals for Wevza competitors from January 4 to January 8. They also comprise 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)
Slovenia: Eva Vizitiu (L), Andreea Vanessa Grigore (S), Maria Alesia Stirbu (S), Alexia Cristiana Ruci (O), Maria Irina Coman (L), Sara Irina Buricea (OS), Ioana Alexandra Criclevit (MB), Maya Iana Ferencik (MB), Daria Maria Cocan (MB), Carla Parv (O), Andreea Raluca Puica (OS), Maria Sofia Cimbru (O), Daria Stefania Barbu (MB), Bianca Gabriela Cucu (OS)
| 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 |
From July 11 to July 22, 2023, there will be the CEV Women’s U17 European Volleyball Championship.
Any significant volleyball competition taking place in Europe will typically have live updates and coverage on EuroVolley.tv. The CEV U17 won’t be any different in this regard. All live volleyball matches are broadcast on Euro Volley TV, a specialized platform that works similarly to an OTT. Viewers can subscribe on their official website. According to rumors, CEV’s YouTube channel will also offer access to the broadcast.
Read more:
