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novembre 2023
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FIVB Executive Committee looks ahead to volleyball’s bright future
Various exciting initiatives were discussed during the recent meeting

Snow volleyball’s future strategy and vision discussed at Commission meeting
The meeting focused on reviewing snow volleyball activities and planning for the years ahead

Volleyball Council reflect on successful 2023 season
The 2023 volleyball season described as turning point by the FIVB President

Volleyball Empowerment beneficiaries claim two Futures medals in Geelong
Reid and McManaway earn men’s silver; Joe and Matauatu grab women’s bronze

Gibraltar hope for more Volleyball Empowerment success with CEV junior medals
Serbian coach Tatic has helped establish a strong beach volleyball foundation of talented young players in Gibraltar
Formation continue en BW (Carte D, C, B)
Donner le plaisir d'apprendre et de jouer au volley-ball en fonction de l'âge et du volume d'entrai

Scotland hires new beach volleyball coach with Volleyball Empowerment funding
Sarah Jankowitz takes over as Scottish Volleyball’s High-Performance Beach Head Coach and Programme Manager
SPA Tournoi International G & F 2009/2010

Police Volleyball Club and Kenya Pipeline crowned CAVB Zone V Clubs Champions
Rwandan Patriotic Army won bronze in both the men’s and women’s competitions

Volleyball Empowerment beneficiaries Immers and Van de Velde earn first Beach Pro Tour medal
Lahti-Liukkonen and Ahtiainen claim Chiang Mai silver, also with support from the programme

Senegal aim for historic Olympic Games appearance through Volleyball Empowerment
French coach Winograd lays down structures as Senegal build towards the Youth Olympic Games Dakar 2026 and Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028

Volleyball Empowerment beneficiaries Poiesz and Piersma triumph as U21 world champions
France’s Canet and Rotar take men’s bronze, also with support from the programme