General info
Schedule
Teams
Match results
Press Info
- Pool A
- Pool B
- Pool C
- Pool D
Play-Off
Elimination Group
Seeding Group
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals

Standings
Best players
 
2001 Girls' Youth World Championship - Match Reports

Pool B - Preliminary Round

Japan beat Belarus 3-1 (25-18, 25-22, 20-25, 25-18) - duration 1:35
22-Sep, start time: 15:00, end time: 16:35 - Attendance: 150
Japan beat Belarus by 3:1 (25:18; 25:22; 20:25; 25:18)
Japan beat Belarus 3:1 (25:18; 25:22; 20:25; 25:18)- duration: 1:26
22 Sep, start time 15:00, end time 16:35
Attendance: 150
Japanese Defense Won Tall Block From Belarus
Defending champion Japan did not had bigger problems in winning this match against the tall oponent Belarus primarily because of its excellent defense. Tall players from Belarus could not stop a Japanese perfectly organized game in first two sets. In the third set, they lost few crucial points, and this set, too. They come back in the third set and won the match!

Russia beat Dominican Rep. 3-1 (16-25, 25-7, 25-15, 25-19) - duration 1:27
22-Sep, start time: 20:45, end time: 22:12 - Attendance: 150
Dominican Republic defeted by Russia 1:3 (25:16; 7:25; 15:25; 19:25)
Dominican Republic defeated by Russia 1:3 (25:16; 7:25; 15:25; 19:25)-duration: 1:16
22 Sep, start time 20:45, end time 22:12
Attendance: 150
Russians woke up on time
The match started at 20:45 when in Russia was already late, so Russian players were sleeping through the first set and they lost it. Finally, in the second set they woke up and they won it easily as well the rest of the match. Dominican Republic had too many errors.

Dominican Rep. beat Japan 3-2 (23-25, 21-25, 25-22, 25-16, 15-12) - duration 1:55
23-Sep, start time: 15:00, end time: 16:55 - Attendance: 100
Japan lost to Dominican Republic 2:3 (25:23; 25:21; 22:25;16:25; 12:15)-
23 Sep, start time 15:00, end time 16:55
Attendance: 100
A Big Tournament Sensation
As the match started nobody would predict that Dominican Republic had any chances of winning, but by winning the third set they stayed in the game, and at the end of the fifth set they turned out as winners. Team head coach, Cruz Jimenez commented his team victory: Both teams could win, the game was very close. At the end won the Latin American courage. In the fifth set the Japanese team was ahead until the score 12:11, but then they lost four points in a row, and the entire match.


Russia beat Belarus 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-23) - duration 1:10
23-Sep, start time: 18:00, end time: 19:10 - Attendance: 200
Belarus lost against Russia 0:3 (20:25; 23:25;23:25)
Belarus lost against Russia 0:3 (20:25; 23:25;23:25) - duration: 1:04
23 Sep, start time 18:00, end time 19:10
Attendance: 200
Belarus Afraid To Win A Set
This match was boring because neither one of two teams played a decent defense. Both teams have tall girls and base their game on attack, so the points were short and without any excitement. In the last set team from Belarus was ahead one point on the score 19:18, but no player wanted to take the responsibility on herself and finish the set, so they lost the set and the match. The statistics showed that was not a Russian team who won the match, but Belarus team who lost by making 33 errors in comparison with 8 on the Russian side.
Russia beat Japan 3-2 (25-22, 15-25, 24-26, 25-22, 15-10) - duration 1:53
24-Sep, start time: 13:00, end time: 14:53 - Attendance: 150
By winning one set Russia keeps the leading position in the pool B.
Russia defeats Japan 3:2 (25:22; 15:25; 24:26; 25:22; 15:10)-duration: 1:41
24 Sep, start time 15:00, end time 16:53
Attendance: 150
Russia Gains Leading Position In a Pool B
Russian team had a lot of troubles winning this match. Japanese strong defense digged many Russian tough hits, but after five sets European team finally succeeded. For them was enough to take one set from the Japanese team in order to go to the next round. As first ranked in their pool, Russia goes directly to quarter finals.
Italy beat Czech Rep. 3-1 (25-27, 25-22, 25-18, 25-23) - duration 2:20
24-Sep, start time: 15:00, end time: 17:20 - Attendance: 100
Italian team goes to play-offs, while Czech team is out!
Italy beats Czech Republic by 3:1 (25:27; 25:22; 25:18; 25:23)- duration: 1:41
24 Sep, start time 15:30, end time 17:20
Attendance: 100
Czech Team Goes Home
The winner from this match, Italy stays and continues to play-off elimination group, while a loser team from Czech Republic is out as a fourth in its pool. Czech game was very oscilating, especially in the last and fourth set when they had 16:6, and 22:17, but lost it by 25:23. Italian head coach, Luca Pieragnoli had many substitutions in the fourth set and that brought him victory. The best team scorer on the Italian team was Valentina Da Col with 20 points.