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29 July 1976 Montreal OG semifinal Poland vs. Japan 3-2 (15-17, 15-6, 15-6, 10-15, 15-10) Squads Poland: Włodzimierz Stefański (1), Bronisław Bebel (2), Lech Łasko (3), Edward Skorek (4), Tomasz Wójtowicz (5), Wiesław Gawłowski (6), Mirosław Rybaczewski (7), Zbigniew Lubiejewski (8), Ryszard Bosek (9), Włodzimierz Sadalski (10), Zbigniew Zarzycki (11), Marek Karbarz (12). Coach Hubert Wagner. Japan: Takashi Maruyama (1), Katsutoshi Nekoda (2), Katsumi Oda (3), Tetsuo Nishimoto (4), Yasunori Yasuda (5), Yoshihide Fukao (6), Shoichi Yanagimoto (7), Mikiyasu Tanaka (8), Tadayoshi Yokota (9), Seiji Oko (10), Tetsuo Sato (11), Kenji Shimaoka (12). Coach Tsutomu Koyama.

#MontrealForumMontreal #HubertWagner #Japan #Poland #TheOlympics1976

27th September 1981 volleyball Men's European Championships in Varna, Bulgaria. Match between hosts and Olympic vice-champion Bulgaria and Olympic, World and European Champions USSR. On that tournament USSR won gold and Bulgaria bronze. Squads USSR: Vyatcheslav Zaytsev, Vladimir Kondra, Vladimir Chernyshev, Aleksandr Savin, Viljar Loor, Vladimir Dorokhov, Yuri Panchenko, Oleg Moliboga, Yuri Kuznetsov, Vladimir Shkurikhin, Aleksandr Sapega, Pavel Voronkov, coach Vyatcheslav Platonov. Bulgaria: Mitko Todorov, Yordan Angelov, Petko Petkov, Borislav Kyosev, Stoyan Petrov, Hristo Stoyanov, Ivan Nikolov, Mitko Natov, Asen Galabinov, Dimitr Dimitrov, Georgi Vasiliev, Valentin Nenov, coach Tsvetan Pavlov.

#AleksandrSavin #Bulgaria #Russia #EuropeanChampionships1981 #VyatcheslavZaytsev #VyatcheslavPlatonov

25th September 1981 in Varna, Bulgaria - Bulgaria vs. Poland 1-3 (6-15, 6-15, 16-14, 9-15) Match of European volleyball Championships 1981 in Bulgaria between hosts and team of Poland. It was round robin. Eventually Poland was second and Bulgaria third. Among Polish players: No.7 - Wojciech Drzyzga father of Fabian Drzyzga, No. 4 - Lech Łasko father of (Italian player) Michał Łasko and No. 2 - Maciej Jarosz father of Jakub Jarosz.

#FabianDrzyzga #LechLasko #WojciechDrzyzga #MaciejJarosz #IreneuszKlos #AleksanderSkiba #Bulgaria #Poland #EuropeanChampionships1981

Poland first time World Champion in men's volleyball! 28 October 1974 in Mexico City. Gold medal match (it was round robin) between Poland and Japan. Commentary of legendary Polish coach Hubert Wagner, who presents his philosophy of Polish volleyball (total subordination of player to the team and tactics). Polish squad: Włodzimierz Stefański (no. 1), Aleksander Skiba (no. 2), Wiesław Czaja (no. 3), Edward Skorek (no. 4), Tomasz Wójtowicz (no. 5), Wiesław Gawłowski (no. 6), Mirosław Rybaczewski (no. 7), Stanisław Gościniak (no. 8, MVP of 1974 FIVB MWCH), Ryszard Bosek (no. 9), Włodzimierz Sadalski (no. 10), Zbigniew Zarzycki (no. 11), Marek Karbarz (no. 12). Coach Hubert Wagner.

#Japan #Poland #WorldChampionships1974

26 November 1981 volleyball World Cup - Final Round Japan vs. Poland 2-3 (13-15, 15-3, 15-8, 8-15, 13-15) Among Polish players: No.7 - Wojciech Drzyzga father of Fabian Drzyzga, No. 4 - Lech Łasko father of (Italian player) Michał Łasko and No. 2 - Maciej Jarosz father of Jakub Jarosz. Polish squad: Maciej Jarosz (2), Marek Szydlik (3), Lech Łasko (4), Tomasz Wójtowicz (5), Wojciech Drzyzga (7), Ireneusz Kłos (8), Włodzimierz Nalazek (10), Sławomir Skup (11), Ryszard Jurek (12), Andrzej Martyniuk, Ireneusz Nalazek, Krzysztof Olszewski. Coach Aleksander Skiba.

#YoyogiNationalGymnasiumTokyo #TomaszWojtowicz #AleksanderSkiba #WlodzimierzNalazek #WojciechDrzyzga #MaciejJarosz #IreneuszKlos #RyszardJurek #Japan #Poland #WorldCup1981