El Comité Olímpico Peruano le dio un reconocimiento a la entrenadora de la selección juvenil de vóley por ser la primera peruana en obtener medallas olímpicas como jugadora y entrenadora.
Reconocimiento merecido. A su arribo a Lima procedente de Singapur, la entrenadora de la selección juvenil de vóley, Natalia Málaga, recibió un premio sorpresa de parte del Comité Olímpico Peruano (COI).
Málaga fue reconocida por ser la primera deportista en obtener dos medallas de olímpicas, una como jugadora y otra como entrenadora.
La medallista de plata en Seúl 88 agradeció el gesto del COI y, en otro momento, sostuvo que sus dirigidas tienen “mucho por entrenar, por mejorar y seguir adelante”.
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sábado, 28 de agosto de 2010
Matadoras de Natalia llegaron a Lima con la medalla de bronce de Singapur 2010
Las voleibolistas que ganaron una presea en los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud dieron una conferencia de prensa en el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez
La selección juvenil dirigida por Natalia Málaga, regresó hoy de Singapur con la medalla de bronce de los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud y fue recibida por varios periodistas, dirigentes y familiares.
Las matadoras arribaron a suelo peruano alrededor de las 4:30 p.m. e inmediatamente se dirigieron a un salón del hotel Costa del Sol Ramada ubicado en el Aeropuerto para dar una conferencia de prensa.
Junto con ellas, llegó a Lima la judoka Lesly Cano, quien ganó la medalla de oro en taekwondo por equipos.
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La selección juvenil dirigida por Natalia Málaga, regresó hoy de Singapur con la medalla de bronce de los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud y fue recibida por varios periodistas, dirigentes y familiares.
Las matadoras arribaron a suelo peruano alrededor de las 4:30 p.m. e inmediatamente se dirigieron a un salón del hotel Costa del Sol Ramada ubicado en el Aeropuerto para dar una conferencia de prensa.
Junto con ellas, llegó a Lima la judoka Lesly Cano, quien ganó la medalla de oro en taekwondo por equipos.
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viernes, 27 de agosto de 2010
Cada una de las ‘matadorcitas’ recibirá 5 mil soles de premio por su medalla de bronce
El IPD gestiona la posibilidad de que las jugadoras de la selección juvenil reciban un homenaje del presidente de la República
Por Ángel Hugo Pilares
Si bien no se le spodrá otorgar los Laureles Deportivos, las jugadoras de la selección peruana de vóley juvenil que consiguieron la medalla de bronce en los Juegos Olímpicos de Singapur recibirán 5 mil soles cada una en reconocimiento por su logro.
Así lo dio a conocer el jefe del IPD, Arturo Woodman, quien detalló que Natalia Málaga también recibirá ese monto y que el auxiliar del seleccionado Martín Escudero recibirá un monto cercano, aunque aún no se ha determinado a cuánto ascendería.
“Habíamos ofrecido 30 mil soles por cada medalla de oro, 15 mil por cada medalla de plata y 7 mil 500 por cada medalla de bronce en deportes individuales. Al ser este un deporte colectivo, el monto es un poco menor”, comentó.
Woodman también comentó que le ha “pasado la voz” al presidente Alan García para ver si este puede poner en su agenda una recepción para las voleibolistas.
¿Y LESLY CANO?
El jefe del IPD comentó también que el ente que dirige debe evaluar también si se le otorgará un premio a la judoka Lesly Cano, que ganó una medalla de oro por equipos mixtos junto a representantes de otros países.
“Hay que tener en claro cómo ha sido. Por ahora es un mérito enorme, aunque lo ha hecho por equipos con representantes de otros países. Hay que tener en claro si entra o no al medallero. Si es así, le daremos un premio, pero sería menor a los 30 mil soles.
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| Winner of the youth olympic bronze medal: Peru http://www.fivb.org/EN/Volleyball/Competitions/YouthOlympics/2010/Women/PhotosAwarding.asp?Tourn=GYOG2010 |
Si bien no se le spodrá otorgar los Laureles Deportivos, las jugadoras de la selección peruana de vóley juvenil que consiguieron la medalla de bronce en los Juegos Olímpicos de Singapur recibirán 5 mil soles cada una en reconocimiento por su logro.
Así lo dio a conocer el jefe del IPD, Arturo Woodman, quien detalló que Natalia Málaga también recibirá ese monto y que el auxiliar del seleccionado Martín Escudero recibirá un monto cercano, aunque aún no se ha determinado a cuánto ascendería.
“Habíamos ofrecido 30 mil soles por cada medalla de oro, 15 mil por cada medalla de plata y 7 mil 500 por cada medalla de bronce en deportes individuales. Al ser este un deporte colectivo, el monto es un poco menor”, comentó.
Woodman también comentó que le ha “pasado la voz” al presidente Alan García para ver si este puede poner en su agenda una recepción para las voleibolistas.
¿Y LESLY CANO?
El jefe del IPD comentó también que el ente que dirige debe evaluar también si se le otorgará un premio a la judoka Lesly Cano, que ganó una medalla de oro por equipos mixtos junto a representantes de otros países.
“Hay que tener en claro cómo ha sido. Por ahora es un mérito enorme, aunque lo ha hecho por equipos con representantes de otros países. Hay que tener en claro si entra o no al medallero. Si es así, le daremos un premio, pero sería menor a los 30 mil soles.
Selección Femenina de Fútbol ganó el oro para Chile en Juegos Olímpicos de Singapur
Escrito por Equipo El Vacanudo
Fuente: ANFP.
La Selección femenina chilena Sub 15 derrotó a Guinea Ecuatorial por lanzamientos penales, luego de empatar 1 a 1 en el tiempo reglamentario de juego, convirtiéndose así en el Campeón de los Juegos Olímpicos de Singapur 2010 en fútbol. Valen oro.
CHILE (1): Paola Hinojosa; Fernanda Armijo, Fernanda Navarrete, Javiera Valencia, Leslie Alarcón, Monserrat Grau, Gabriela Aguayo, Melisa Rodríguez, Javiera Roa, Katherine Cisternas y Romina Orellana. DT: Rodrigo Valdés.
GUINEA ECUATORIAL (1): Dolores Nchama; Mangue, Leticia Nchama, Alene, Ndong, Okomo, Fegue, Verónica Nchama, Obiang, Abomo, Nguema. DT: Jean Paul Mpila.
Goles: 23' Romina Orellana, tiro libre. 53' Ndong, de lanzamiento penal.
DEFINICIÓN POR PENALES
Chile 5: anotaron Navarrete, Rodríguez, Roa, González y Orellana.
Guinea Ecuatorial 3: anotaron Ndong, Nchama, Nguema.
La portera contuvo el cuatro penal a Obiang.
Fuente: ANFP.
La Selección femenina chilena Sub 15 derrotó a Guinea Ecuatorial por lanzamientos penales, luego de empatar 1 a 1 en el tiempo reglamentario de juego, convirtiéndose así en el Campeón de los Juegos Olímpicos de Singapur 2010 en fútbol. Valen oro.
CHILE (1): Paola Hinojosa; Fernanda Armijo, Fernanda Navarrete, Javiera Valencia, Leslie Alarcón, Monserrat Grau, Gabriela Aguayo, Melisa Rodríguez, Javiera Roa, Katherine Cisternas y Romina Orellana. DT: Rodrigo Valdés.
GUINEA ECUATORIAL (1): Dolores Nchama; Mangue, Leticia Nchama, Alene, Ndong, Okomo, Fegue, Verónica Nchama, Obiang, Abomo, Nguema. DT: Jean Paul Mpila.
Goles: 23' Romina Orellana, tiro libre. 53' Ndong, de lanzamiento penal.
DEFINICIÓN POR PENALES
Chile 5: anotaron Navarrete, Rodríguez, Roa, González y Orellana.
Guinea Ecuatorial 3: anotaron Ndong, Nchama, Nguema.
La portera contuvo el cuatro penal a Obiang.
miércoles, 25 de agosto de 2010
Youth Olympic Games - Photo of the Day (Day Five)
Singapore, Singapore, August 25, 2010 -The Youth Olympic Games Photo of the Day is selected by the FIVB's two Young Writers 4 Young Players Seth Rubinroit and Cecilia Mussi. They pick a photo which they think best sums up the day's action and explain why.
“We really liked this photo because it illustrates the pure joy that Peru coach Natalia Malaga was experiencing. After a long, hard-fought win against Japan to earn the bronze medal in the Girls’ competition, Malaga could not contain her happiness, and released a scream of joy that we were sure could be heard across Singapore.”
“We really liked this photo because it illustrates the pure joy that Peru coach Natalia Malaga was experiencing. After a long, hard-fought win against Japan to earn the bronze medal in the Girls’ competition, Malaga could not contain her happiness, and released a scream of joy that we were sure could be heard across Singapore.”
| Pure celebration from Peru coach Natalia Malaga. |
Peru clinch first medal at Youth Olympic Games thanks to girls' win over Japan
Singapore, Singapore, August 25, 2010 - Peru scored a 3-1 (22-25, 30-28, 25-11, 25-17) win over Japan on Wednesday at the Youth Olympic Games to claim the bronze medal as the competition draws to a close in Singapore.
The significantly taller Peru squad’s record improved to 3-1, while Japan settled for fourth place, and had their record fall to 1-3.
Peru led for much of the first set, but Japan came back and took their first lead at 17-16. Peru briefly regained the lead, but Japan held on behind several spikes from Saaya Karaki.
In the second set, Japan struggled to spike the ball past Peru’s Clarivett Yllescas and Brenda Daniela Uribe, who are both 1.83 meters. Japan overcame the size difference by playing solid, quick defense. The set was close forcing a tie break which Peru picked up at 30-28.
Peru jumped to their best start in the third set, leading 11-3. They dominated and won the set by 14 points.
Japan regained their composure and played much better in the fourth set, but Peru’s height advantage was enough to propel them to victory. Fittingly, Peru captain Clarivett Yllescas, who played extremely well the entire match, had the game-winning spike to clinch her countries first medal of the tournament.
The significantly taller Peru squad’s record improved to 3-1, while Japan settled for fourth place, and had their record fall to 1-3.
Peru led for much of the first set, but Japan came back and took their first lead at 17-16. Peru briefly regained the lead, but Japan held on behind several spikes from Saaya Karaki.
| Peru celebrate their bronze winning match on Wednesday. |
Peru jumped to their best start in the third set, leading 11-3. They dominated and won the set by 14 points.
Japan regained their composure and played much better in the fourth set, but Peru’s height advantage was enough to propel them to victory. Fittingly, Peru captain Clarivett Yllescas, who played extremely well the entire match, had the game-winning spike to clinch her countries first medal of the tournament.
Cuba and Peru relive past glories to return to winning ways
Singapore, Singapore, 25 August - Cuba and Peru are looking to the past to help guide their comebacks to international Volleyball's limelight. Cuba's boys' team and Peru's girls', who topped their respective groups to advance to the semifinals at Toa Payoh Sports Hall, are coached Volleyball legends of yesteryear. Their task is to lead a new generation that could end both countries’ recent trophy droughts.
Peru coach Natalia Malaga was, in her time, an extraordinary player and part of the country's silver medal-winning team at the Seoul 1988 Olympic Games, and she has shared her experience of playing in those pressure-packed Games with the players coming through the youth categories.
| Natalia Malaga was part of Peru's silver medal-winning team 1988 in the Seoul Olympic Games. |
“Peru is working really hard to regain participation at major events like the Olympics and FIVB World Championships, and to be always among the world’s top 12 that qualify for those competitions,” she said.
A two-year absence from international Volleyball at the start of the decade hampered the development of new players in the country and Malaga now has to address this gap.
“These girls didn’t have a good start to the sport and there are a lot of mistakes that need to be corrected, which is something our winning team of the past didn’t have to do."
It's a similar story for Cuba coach Rodolfo Sanchez - a winner at the 1989 World Cup and 1998 FIVB World League, and semifinalist at the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games for his national team.
Sanchez believes the attitude of his players needs to be fine-tuned.
"The Cuba players of the past had a different mentality. The players’ mentality nowadays is a bit weaker and we’ve been trying to instigate a winner mentality again,” he said.
“Lesson one is to have discipline. Without discipline there’s nothing. This is what I learned as a player.".
lunes, 23 de agosto de 2010
Belgium advances to finals in the Youth Olympic Games after beating Peru
Singapore, Singapore, August 24, 2010- Peru and Belgium faced-off in Toa Payoh Sports Hall in the semi-finals of the 2010 Singapore Youth Olympic Games in a very intensive and exiting match. Belgium will advance to the finals after winning 3-1 against Peru (25-19, 19-25, 25-21, 25-22).
In the first set, Peru led 10-7, but Belgium came back and scored five consecutive points and nine of the next ten points. Peru struggled to spike the ball past Belgium’s Laurine Klinkenberg and Laura Heyrman.
Peru started off the second set strong as well, leading 7-3, but Belgium came back and tied the score at eight. Peru rebounded and played good team defense, and scored five-straight points two times. However, they allowed Belgium to score five points while they remained stuck with 24 points.
Belgium finally started a set well in the third set, scoring the first four points.
The fourth and final set was the closest one. Peru led for most of the set, but Belgium claimed the lead for the first time at 20-19 and held on for the win.
Belgium’s record improved to 2-1, while Peru’s record fell to 2-1.
Belgium will compete in the girls’ final on Thursday at 9:00 against the winner of USA-Japan. Peru will play on Wednesday at 15:30 against the loser of USA-Japan for third place.
In the first set, Peru led 10-7, but Belgium came back and scored five consecutive points and nine of the next ten points. Peru struggled to spike the ball past Belgium’s Laurine Klinkenberg and Laura Heyrman.
Peru started off the second set strong as well, leading 7-3, but Belgium came back and tied the score at eight. Peru rebounded and played good team defense, and scored five-straight points two times. However, they allowed Belgium to score five points while they remained stuck with 24 points.
Belgium finally started a set well in the third set, scoring the first four points.
| Belgum girls celebrating their win against Peru in the first semifinal on Tuesday. |
The fourth and final set was the closest one. Peru led for most of the set, but Belgium claimed the lead for the first time at 20-19 and held on for the win.
Belgium’s record improved to 2-1, while Peru’s record fell to 2-1.
Belgium will compete in the girls’ final on Thursday at 9:00 against the winner of USA-Japan. Peru will play on Wednesday at 15:30 against the loser of USA-Japan for third place.
Peru earned their second straight win in YOG
The first set was characterized by mistakes of both the teams, especially in serves and receptions. The actions were unpredictable but at the other hand gave some lucky points for both of the teams.
Perus setter, Alexandra Munos, used a lot her two centrals, gave the opportunity to Daniela Brenda Huribe the best scorer of the match with 14 points.
The second set Japan surprised Peru by scoring 6 points in a row, and Peru couldn’t answer because lack of reception. The coach Natalia Magala called two time outs, and until 9-11 Peru seemed to have lost it. It was thanks to the killing spikes of Vivian Baella that they kept pace with their opponents and at the end won with a big success.
Japan couldn’t hold it any more, even the captain Anna Fukami whose blocks and spikes best scorer of her team, and so Peru easily won this third and last set.
Peru tomorrow will play the semi-final 1 against the second place of Pool B thanks to the leadership of their pool with 4 points (they won all the two matches with 3-0), and Japan the semi-final 2 against the winner of Pool B.
Perus setter, Alexandra Munos, used a lot her two centrals, gave the opportunity to Daniela Brenda Huribe the best scorer of the match with 14 points.
The second set Japan surprised Peru by scoring 6 points in a row, and Peru couldn’t answer because lack of reception. The coach Natalia Magala called two time outs, and until 9-11 Peru seemed to have lost it. It was thanks to the killing spikes of Vivian Baella that they kept pace with their opponents and at the end won with a big success.
| Topscorer in Peru Brenda Daniella Uribe scored 14 points in the match against Japan . |
Peru tomorrow will play the semi-final 1 against the second place of Pool B thanks to the leadership of their pool with 4 points (they won all the two matches with 3-0), and Japan the semi-final 2 against the winner of Pool B.
domingo, 22 de agosto de 2010
Japan and USA the strongest teams in todays girls Volleyball competition in YOG
The Japanese revealed they had scouted Singapore's loss to Peru on Saturday and spotted a weakness in their serve. "My strategy was to hit the ball near the front court to make it difficult for them," said Chizu Ichikawa (JPN), who finished with a total of 22 points off the serve.
The USA and Belgium girls played out a highly-entertaining match, with the USA winning 3-2, 25-22, 15-25, 25-20, 18-25, 15-11.
"I thought we played well as a team even though we only met each other on the way here," Lauren Teknipp from USA said. "It feels good and a lot more solid than I thought would be."
"I was tense about this match,'' USA captain Samantha Cash said. "But I feel we did not play to our true potential. We could have done better."
The Belgians also thought they could have done better.
"We made too many mental mistakes," Tara Lauwers from Belgium said. "It was a stressful game."
Belgium has a 1-1 record, while the USA and Japan are both 1-0.
The USA and Belgium girls played out a highly-entertaining match, with the USA winning 3-2, 25-22, 15-25, 25-20, 18-25, 15-11.
"I thought we played well as a team even though we only met each other on the way here," Lauren Teknipp from USA said. "It feels good and a lot more solid than I thought would be."
| American setter Micha Hancock showed her setting skills in the five sets match agains Belgium. |
The Belgians also thought they could have done better.
"We made too many mental mistakes," Tara Lauwers from Belgium said. "It was a stressful game."
Belgium has a 1-1 record, while the USA and Japan are both 1-0.
sábado, 21 de agosto de 2010
Belgium and Peru impress in YOG Girls’ opening matches
Singapore, Singapore, August 21, 2010 – Belgium and Peru won their respective matches in the opening day of the girls tournament at the Youth Olympic Games in the Toa Payoh Sports Hall in Singapore on Saturday. Belgium beat Egypt 3-0 (25-11, 25-12, 25-10) while Peru were too strong for hosts Singapor, winning in straight sets 3-0 (25-11, 25-13, 25-12).
Belgium's Pool B match against Egypt was a one-sided affair with the taller and more organised top seeds only conceding 33 points.
"If I was the coach (of Egypt) I would look at how we were organised on the court," Belgium coach Julien Van De Vyver replied when asked what he thought the Egyptians took from the game.
Van De Vyver's daughter, team captain Ilka Van De Vyver, felt there was much to improve upon. "Our serves had too many flaws today. I hope we can improve on it for the next game,'' she said.
Peru, meanwhile, had little trouble defeating Singapore in their Pool A encounter.
"There was a big difference in size which makes it very difficult to defend," Singapore's coach Ho Peng Low said.
Peru's ambassador to Singapore, Armando Raul Patino Alvistur, was among a group of about 25 Peru supporters waving flags and doing their best to drown out the raucous home support.
It was really emotional," Peru’s Clarivett Yllescas said. "We are all so excited to see people from our continent make their way down to Singapore to support us."
Day two in the girls’ competition sees Singapore play Japan and Belgium take on USA.
Belgium's Pool B match against Egypt was a one-sided affair with the taller and more organised top seeds only conceding 33 points.
"If I was the coach (of Egypt) I would look at how we were organised on the court," Belgium coach Julien Van De Vyver replied when asked what he thought the Egyptians took from the game.
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| Belgium's Laura Heyrman scored an impressive 19 points against Egypt to be the best scorer for both girls and boys on the first day. |
Peru, meanwhile, had little trouble defeating Singapore in their Pool A encounter.
"There was a big difference in size which makes it very difficult to defend," Singapore's coach Ho Peng Low said.
Peru's ambassador to Singapore, Armando Raul Patino Alvistur, was among a group of about 25 Peru supporters waving flags and doing their best to drown out the raucous home support.
It was really emotional," Peru’s Clarivett Yllescas said. "We are all so excited to see people from our continent make their way down to Singapore to support us."
Day two in the girls’ competition sees Singapore play Japan and Belgium take on USA.
Peru earn first victory of Youth Olympic Games 2010
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Singapore, Singapore August 21, 2010. It was an easy beginning of the Youth Olympic Games for Peru beating the host nation Singapore in the opening match of the girls’ competition with 3-0 (25-11, 25-13, 25-12) win, which saw Peru lead throughout the entire match, in front of a die-hard enthusiastic home crowd.
“There was a big difference in size, which is very difficult to defend,” Singapore coach Ho Peng Low said.
“This was only our first match,” Peru coach Natalia Malaga said. “We will get better from game to game as our young players gain experience.”
Peru’s fast setting near the net was one of the key points of the match. The great spikes by Raffaella Camet and Herrada Grecia could not be stopped by Singapore, but they tried to do their best returning to play every time with great enthusiasm.
Singapore was supported during the whole match by thousands of young fans cheering for their champions, which provided a wonderful business card for the host nation to show all over the world.
Singapore, Singapore August 21, 2010. It was an easy beginning of the Youth Olympic Games for Peru beating the host nation Singapore in the opening match of the girls’ competition with 3-0 (25-11, 25-13, 25-12) win, which saw Peru lead throughout the entire match, in front of a die-hard enthusiastic home crowd.
“There was a big difference in size, which is very difficult to defend,” Singapore coach Ho Peng Low said.
“This was only our first match,” Peru coach Natalia Malaga said. “We will get better from game to game as our young players gain experience.”
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| Peru were dominant throughout the match as they went on to win the opening match of the girls' competition at the Youth Olympic Games against hosts Singapore in straight sets |
Peru’s fast setting near the net was one of the key points of the match. The great spikes by Raffaella Camet and Herrada Grecia could not be stopped by Singapore, but they tried to do their best returning to play every time with great enthusiasm.
Singapore was supported during the whole match by thousands of young fans cheering for their champions, which provided a wonderful business card for the host nation to show all over the world.
viernes, 20 de agosto de 2010
SINGAPORE 2010 Youth Olympic Games
A PREPARARSE HOY !!!
La seleccion JUVENIL NACIONAL DE VOLLEYBOLL, Hoy debutará en los juegos olímpicos de la juevntud , enfrentándose al local ,SINGAPUR.
Hoy jugará a las 11:30 PM hora peruana - 12:30 PM hora de Singapur.
Mas informacion : http://www.singapore2010.sg/public/sg2010/en.html
La seleccion JUVENIL NACIONAL DE VOLLEYBOLL, Hoy debutará en los juegos olímpicos de la juevntud , enfrentándose al local ,SINGAPUR.
Hoy jugará a las 11:30 PM hora peruana - 12:30 PM hora de Singapur.
Mas informacion : http://www.singapore2010.sg/public/sg2010/en.html
South American sides prepare for continental youth champs
http://www.fivb.org/viewPressRelease.asp?No=25543&Language=en
Lima, Peru, August 20, 2010 – Young players in South American Volleyball are preparing to go into action next week as some of the top teams on the continent get ready to dispute the 17th edition of the Girl’s South American Championship.
The cities of Tacna and Tarapoto in Peru will host the preliminary round of the competition while Lima will host the semifinals and final. Eight teams will fight for the title and qualification to the 2011 FIVB World Championship, set to be played between July and August in Turkey next year. Only the two best placed teams will qualify.
Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Bolivia are in Group A in Tarapoto while Peru, Paraguay, Venezuela and Chile make up Group B in Tacna. Brazil and Bolivia will play in the opening match ahead of Argentina and Colombia. Elsewhere, Venezuela play Chile and Peru face Paraguay.
The Brazilian team is the current South America and World Champions. Their last
victory was in 2008, in Peru. Brazil has a history of achievements in the world of Volleyball. With three world titles (1997, 2005 and 2009) and 13 South American titles overall they will be seen as the favourites.
Schedule
24/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm BRA v BOL
8:00pm ARG v COL
Tacna
5:00 pm VEN v CHI
7:00 pm PER X PAR
25/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm ARG v BOL
8:00pm BRA v COL
Tacna
5:00 pm VEN v PAR
7:00 pm PER v CHI
26/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm BOL v COL
8:00pm BRA v ARG
Tacna
5:00 pm PAR v CHI
7:00 pm PER v VEM
Lima, Peru, August 20, 2010 – Young players in South American Volleyball are preparing to go into action next week as some of the top teams on the continent get ready to dispute the 17th edition of the Girl’s South American Championship.
The cities of Tacna and Tarapoto in Peru will host the preliminary round of the competition while Lima will host the semifinals and final. Eight teams will fight for the title and qualification to the 2011 FIVB World Championship, set to be played between July and August in Turkey next year. Only the two best placed teams will qualify.
Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Bolivia are in Group A in Tarapoto while Peru, Paraguay, Venezuela and Chile make up Group B in Tacna. Brazil and Bolivia will play in the opening match ahead of Argentina and Colombia. Elsewhere, Venezuela play Chile and Peru face Paraguay.
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| Argentina are just one of the eight teams competing at this year's tournament |
The Brazilian team is the current South America and World Champions. Their last
victory was in 2008, in Peru. Brazil has a history of achievements in the world of Volleyball. With three world titles (1997, 2005 and 2009) and 13 South American titles overall they will be seen as the favourites.
Schedule
24/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm BRA v BOL
8:00pm ARG v COL
Tacna
5:00 pm VEN v CHI
7:00 pm PER X PAR
25/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm ARG v BOL
8:00pm BRA v COL
Tacna
5:00 pm VEN v PAR
7:00 pm PER v CHI
26/08
Tarapoto
6:00pm BOL v COL
8:00pm BRA v ARG
Tacna
5:00 pm PAR v CHI
7:00 pm PER v VEM
WOMEN´S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2010
http://www.rwcwomens.com/
The wait is nearly over with Women's Rugby World Cup 2010 kicking off at 12:00 local time on Friday when Canada take on Scotland, the first of six matches on the opening day at the impressive Surrey Sports Park in Guildford.
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| The 12 captains of Women's Rugby World Cup 2010 |
Three matches will be streamed live on rwcwomens.com - Wales v Australia, New Zealand v South Africa and England v Ireland. For fans in the UK and Ireland, the matches will be streamed live on the website of host broadcasters Sky Sports and available on demand on the official WRWC 2010 website 24 hours later.
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