European Women's Volleyball Championship 1999

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The 1999 European Women's Volleyball Championship took place in Italy from September 20th to 25th . The number of participants in the final round was reduced to eight teams. The games were played in Rome and Perugia . Russia won the title for the 16th time.

mode

The twelve participants were divided into two groups of four in the preliminary round. The group winners and runners-up reached the semi-finals. The third and fourth played for places five to eight.

game schedule

Preliminary round

Group A in Rome
space team S. N sentences
1. RussiaRussia Russia 3 0 9: 1
2. ItalyItaly Italy 2 1 7: 5
3. NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 1 2 4: 8
4th RomaniaRomania Romania 0 3 3: 9
Group B in Perugia
space team S. N sentences
1. CroatiaCroatia Croatia 2 1 6: 3
2. GermanyGermany Germany 2 1 7: 5
3. BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 1 2 5: 7
4th PolandPoland Poland 1 2 5: 8
September 20th Italy Romania 3: 1
Russia Netherlands 3-0
21st September Italy Netherlands 3: 1
Russia Romania 3-0
September 22 Russia Italy 3: 1
Netherlands Romania 3: 2
September 20th Croatia Bulgaria 3-0
Germany Poland 3: 2
21st September Bulgaria Germany 3: 1
Croatia Poland 3-0
September 22 Poland Bulgaria 3: 2
Germany Croatia 3-0

Placement games

Germany played with Tanja Hart , Claudia Nast , Kerstin Tzscherlich , Yvonne Zymara , Béatrice Dömeland , Angelina Grün , Judith Flemig , Judith Sylvester , Sylvia Roll , Birgit Thumm , Christina Benecke and Ina Mäser .

  Semi-finals
September 24th 		Final
September 25th
       
 CroatiaCroatia Croatia 3
 ItalyItaly Italy 2  
   
 
 CroatiaCroatia Croatia 0
   RussiaRussia Russia 3
 
3rd place
September 25th
   
 RussiaRussia Russia 3  ItalyItaly Italy 3
 GermanyGermany Germany 0    GermanyGermany Germany 0
  Place 5-8
September 24th 		5th place / 6th
September 25th
       
 RomaniaRomania Romania 3
 BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 1  
   
 
 RomaniaRomania Romania 0
   NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 3
 
Place 7/8
September 25th
   
 NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 3  BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 3
 PolandPoland Poland 1    PolandPoland Poland 1

Final score

1. RussiaRussia Russia
2. CroatiaCroatia Croatia
3. ItalyItaly Italy
4th GermanyGermany Germany
5. NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands
6th RomaniaRomania Romania
7th BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria
8th. PolandPoland Poland

Awards

Most valuable player Yevgenia Artamonova RussiaRussia Russia
Best scorer Barbara Jelić CroatiaCroatia Croatia
Best attacker Yelisaveta Tishchenko RussiaRussia Russia
Best blocker Yelisaveta Tishchenko RussiaRussia Russia
Best server Ewa Kowalkowska PolandPoland Poland

qualification

Italy was set as the host.

Twelve teams played for seven more places in the finals. In two groups of six they competed against every opponent at home and away. The three best teams in each group and the best fourth in the group qualified. As Italy finished third in Group A, Germany moved up in fourth.

Group A
space team S. N sentences
1. RussiaRussia Russia 9 1 27: 6
2. BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 7th 3 25:12
3. ItalyItaly Italy 6th 4th 24:14
4th GermanyGermany Germany 4th 6th 15:20
5. UkraineUkraine Ukraine 4th 6th 12:21
6th Belarus 1995Belarus Belarus 0 10 0:30
Group B
space team S. N sentences
1. PolandPoland Poland 8th 2 27:15
2. RomaniaRomania Romania 7th 3 24:16
3. CroatiaCroatia Croatia 6th 4th 23:14
4th NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 5 5 20:18
5. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 3 7th 15:24
6th LatviaLatvia Latvia 1 9 7:29
1997
December 17th Italy Germany 2: 3
19. December Belarus Ukraine 0: 3
Bulgaria Russia 3-0
December 27th Ukraine Russia 0: 3
December 29th Belarus Italy 0: 3
30th of December Germany Bulgaria 1: 3
1998
June 5th Bulgaria Ukraine 3-0
June 7th Bulgaria Belarus 3-0
June 13th Ukraine Bulgaria 3: 2
18th of June Russia Germany 3-0
20th June Italy Bulgaria 3: 2
Ukraine Germany 0: 3
June 27th Italy Ukraine 3-0
June 30th Belarus Bulgaria 0: 3
5th July Italy Russia 2: 3
Germany Belarus 3-0
10th of July Bulgaria Italy 3: 1
July 11th Belarus Germany 0: 3
July 13th Belarus Russia 0: 3
15th of July Russia Italy 3: 1
16th of July Russia Belarus 3-0
July 18th Ukraine Italy 0: 3
Germany Russia 0: 3
July 25th Germany Ukraine 1: 3
1999
June 5th Russia Ukraine 3-0
Italy Belarus 3-0
6th of June Bulgaria Germany 3: 1
June 12 Russia Bulgaria 3-0
Ukraine Belarus 3-0
Germany Italy 0: 3
1997
December 17th Latvia Czech Republic 0: 3
20th of December Romania Poland 2: 3
December 28th Romania Netherlands 3: 1
30th of December Poland Czech Republic 3: 1
1998
May 9 Croatia Latvia 3-0
May 16 Netherlands Croatia 0: 3
June 5th Netherlands Poland 1: 3
6th of June Croatia Romania 2: 3
June 9th Croatia Czech Republic 3-0
June 12 Netherlands Latvia 3-0
June 13th Romania Croatia 3-0
June 19th Netherlands Czech Republic 3-0
June 21st Poland Croatia 3: 1
June 24th Czech Republic Croatia 0: 3
June 27th Croatia Poland 3: 1
June 29th Czech Republic Netherlands 2: 3
July 4th Latvia Netherlands 0: 3
5th July Romania Czech Republic 3: 1
July 11th Czech Republic Romania 2: 3
Poland Netherlands 3: 2
July 18th Latvia Poland 2: 3
July 25th Poland Latvia 3-0
the 9th of September Latvia Romania 0: 3
16th September Romania Latvia 3: 1
1999
May 29th Croatia Netherlands 3: 1
2th of June Czech Republic Poland 3: 2
June 5th Latvia Croatia 3: 2
Netherlands Romania 3: 1
June 12 Czech Republic Latvia 3: 1
Poland Romania 3-0

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