European men's volleyball championship 2003

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The 2003 European men's volleyball championship took place in Germany from September 5th to 14th . The games were played in Berlin , Karlsruhe and Leipzig . Italy won the title for the fifth time.

mode

First there was a preliminary round, in which the twelve teams were divided into two groups of six. The two best teams in each group reached the semi-finals. The table third and fourth played for places five to eight.

game schedule

Preliminary round

For the first time, the venues were changed during the preliminary round. The first games of group A took place in Leipzig and group B first played in Karlsruhe. Halfway through the preliminary round there was a change so that all teams could play in both cities.

Group A
space team sentences Points BPQ
1. Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro 14: 5 9 1.138
2. RussiaRussia Russia 10: 9 8th 1,199
3. NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 10:10 8th 1.031
4th PolandPoland Poland 11:11 7th 1.013
5. BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 7:11 7th 0.769
6th GreeceGreece Greece 7:13 6th 0.885
Group B
space team sentences Points BPQ
1. ItalyItaly Italy 15: 2 10 1.261
2. FranceFrance France 13: 4 9 1.148
3. GermanyGermany Germany 10: 8 8th 1.048
4th SpainSpain Spain 7:11 7th 0.942
5. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 5:13 6th 0.907
6th SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 3:15 5 0.792
5th September Greece Poland 0: 3
Bulgaria Russia 0: 3 *
Serbia and M. Netherlands 3: 1
September 6th Russia Poland 3: 1
Netherlands Greece 3: 2
Bulgaria Serbia and M. 0: 3
7th of September Poland Netherlands 2: 3
Serbia and M. Russia 3: 1
Greece Bulgaria 3: 1
September 10 Russia Netherlands 0: 3
Bulgaria Poland 3: 2
Serbia and M. Greece 3-0
September 11 Netherlands Bulgaria 0: 3
Greece Russia 2: 3
Poland Serbia and M. 3: 2
* The game was scored 3-0 sets and 75-0 ball points for Russia.
5th September Spain France 0: 3
Germany Slovakia 3: 1
Czech Republic Italy 1: 3
September 6th Italy Spain 3-0
Germany Czech Republic 3-0
Slovakia France 0: 3
7th of September Czech Republic Slovakia 3: 1
France Italy 1: 3
Spain Germany 1: 3
September 10 Czech Republic Spain 1: 3
Germany France 1: 3
Slovakia Italy 0: 3
September 11 France Czech Republic 3-0
Spain Slovakia 3: 1
Italy Germany 3-0

Placement games

  Semi-finals
September 13th
Final
September 14th
       
 Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro 2
 FranceFrance France 3  
   
 
 FranceFrance France 2
   ItalyItaly Italy 3
 
3rd place
September 14th
   
 RussiaRussia Russia 0  Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro 1
 ItalyItaly Italy 3    RussiaRussia Russia 3
  Place 5-8
September 13th
Place 5/6
September 14th
       
 NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 3
 SpainSpain Spain 2  
   
 
 NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 0
   PolandPoland Poland 3
 
Place 7/8
September 14th
   
 PolandPoland Poland 3  SpainSpain Spain 1
 GermanyGermany Germany 1    GermanyGermany Germany 3

Germany played with Eugen Bakumovski , Ralph Bergmann , Frank Dehne , Wolfgang Kuck , Till Lieber , Marco Liefke , Christian Pampel , Jochen Schöps , Mark Siebeck , Norbert Walter , Georg Wiebel and Ilja Wiederschein .

Final score

1. ItalyItaly Italy
2. FranceFrance France
3. RussiaRussia Russia
4th Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro
5. PolandPoland Poland
6th NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands
7th GermanyGermany Germany
8th. SpainSpain Spain
9. BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria
10. GreeceGreece Greece
11. Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic
12. SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia

Awards

Most valuable player Andrea Sartoretti ItalyItaly Italy
Best scorer Richard Schuil NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands
Best attacker Piotr Gruszka PolandPoland Poland
Best blocker Luigi Mastrangelo ItalyItaly Italy
Best server Andrea Sartoretti ItalyItaly Italy
Best player Nikola Grbić Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro
Best adoption player Samuele Papi ItalyItaly Italy

qualification

Germany was set as the host. The top five teams from the 2001 European Championship were also automatically qualified. These were Serbia and Montenegro (previously the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) as defending champions, the second Italy , the third Czech Republic , the fourth Russia and the fifth Poland .

Sixteen teams played for six more places in May 2002 and a year later. The games of the four groups of four were each played in two tournaments on one weekend. The group winners and the two best runners-up reached the finals.

Group A
space team S. N sentences
1. BulgariaBulgaria Bulgaria 4th 2 12: 8
2. HungaryHungary Hungary 3 3 13:11
3. CroatiaCroatia Croatia 3 3 10:11
4th BelgiumBelgium Belgium 2 4th 8:13
Group B
space team S. N sentences
1. GreeceGreece Greece 5 1 15: 7
2. FranceFrance France 4th 2 15: 7
3. FinlandFinland Finland 3 3 12:13
4th RomaniaRomania Romania 0 6th 3:18
first tournament
17th of May Belgium Croatia 3-0
Bulgaria Hungary 3: 1
May 18 Bulgaria Croatia 3-0
Hungary Belgium 3: 1
May 19th Croatia Hungary 3: 2
Bulgaria Belgium 3: 1
second tournament (in Zagreb )
May 9 Hungary Bulgaria 3-0
Croatia Belgium 3-0
10th of May Bulgaria Belgium 3-0
Hungary Croatia 3: 1
May 11th Belgium Hungary 3: 1
Croatia Bulgaria 3-0
first tournament
17th of May France Romania 3-0
Greece Finland 3: 1
May 18 Finland Romania 3: 1
France Greece 3-0
May 19th Greece Romania 3-0
Finland France 3: 1
second tournament (in Tampere )
May 9 Finland Romania 3: 2
Greece France 3: 2
10th of May Greece Finland 3: 1
France Romania 3-0
May 11th France Finland 3: 1
Greece Romania 3-0
Group C
space team S. N sentences
1. SpainSpain Spain 5 1 17: 4
2. NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 4th 2 12: 8
3. SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia 2 4th 9:14
4th North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia North Macedonia 1 5 4:16
Group D
space team S. N sentences
1. SlovakiaSlovakia Slovakia 4th 2 14:10
2. UkraineUkraine Ukraine 4th 2 16:12
3. PortugalPortugal Portugal 3 3 13:13
4th TurkeyTurkey Turkey 1 5 7:15
first tournament
17th of May Spain Macedonia 3-0
Netherlands Slovenia 3: 1
May 18 Spain Slovenia 3-0
Netherlands Macedonia 3-0
May 19th Slovenia Macedonia 3-0
Spain Netherlands 3-0
second tournament (in Strumica )
May 9 Netherlands Slovenia 3: 1
Spain Macedonia 3: 1
10th of May Slovenia Spain 3: 2
Netherlands Macedonia 3-0
May 11th Spain Netherlands 3-0
Slovenia Macedonia 3: 1
first tournament
17th of May Slovakia Ukraine 3: 2
Portugal Turkey 3: 2
May 18 Slovakia Portugal 3: 2
Ukraine Turkey 3: 1
May 19th Portugal Ukraine 3: 2
Turkey Slovakia 3-0
second tournament (in Istanbul )
May 9 Slovakia Portugal 3-0
Ukraine Turkey 3: 1
10th of May Ukraine Slovakia 3: 2
Portugal Turkey 3-0
May 11th Ukraine Portugal 3: 2
Slovakia Turkey 3-0

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