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19th Edition
5 - 28 August 2011
 
 CHN / China - Team Composition

 
Team manager Xu Li
Head coach Yu Juemin
Assistant coach Lai Yawen
Doctor Wei Yongji and Wang Kai (two doctors in turn)
Therapist / trainer Hu Jin ( Also Deputy Team Manager)
Journalist
 
  No. Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  1 Yimei WANG WANG Y.M. 11/01/1988 190 90 318 305 Liaoning
  2   Yang MI NONE 24/01/1989 180 70 305 298 Tianjin
  3 Jie YANG YANG J. 1/03/1994 192 72 308 300 Shanghai
  4   Ruoqi HUI HUI R.Q. 4/03/1991 189 70 312 305 Jiangsu
  5 Na WANG WANG N. 25/02/1990 178 63 305 295 Zhejiang
  6   Na YIN YIN N. 3/02/1988 182 65 305 300 Tianjin
  L 7 Xian ZHANG ZHANG X. 16/03/1985 167 57 290 280 Liaoning
  C 8   Qiuyue WEI NONE 26/09/1988 182 65 305 300 Tianjin
  9 Junjing YANG YANG J.J. 15/05/1989 190 70 308 300 Army
  L 10   Danna SHAN SHAN D.N. 8/10/1991 168 60 295 285 Zhejiang
  11 Yunli XU XU Y.L. 2/08/1987 196 75 317 315 Fujian
  12   Ming XUE XUE M. 23/02/1987 193 72 324 315 Beijing
  13 Zhou YANG YANG Z. 21/04/1992 187 71 308 295 Zhejiang
  14   Liyi CHEN NONE 27/04/1989 184 75 302 290 Tianjin
  15 Yunwen MA MA Y.W. 19/10/1986 189 76 315 307 Shanghai
  16   Yanan QIU QIU Y.N. 16/01/1989 183 62 295 280 Zhejiang
  17 Lei ZHANG ZHANG L. 11/01/1985 181 71 316 310 Shanghai
  18   Linlin FAN FAN L.L. 1/12/1991 190 77 316 301 Army
  19 Qian WANG NONE 14/03/1989 174 65 305 295 Tianjin
  20   Chunlei ZENG ZENG C.L. 3/11/1989 186 77 318 315 Beijing
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile
In 2010, the Chinese team won the Asian Champions Cup and the Asian Games titles, but this was offset by a disappointing 10th-place finish at the FIVB World Championship.

In 2011, the team have made some adjustments. Some veteran players were retained, but a number of new players were recruited to the team. The average age is 22 and average height is 184cm.

The goal of the team is to get a medal at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
The new team will inherit and carry forward the older generation`s tradition of hard work, arduous struggle and persistence in striving for success.

They will work hard to improve their skills and teamwork and try their best to become champions at the Asian Volleyball Championship in September 2011 and finish in the top three at the 2011 World Cup in Japan.

We believe that under the leadership of head coach Yu Juemin, the Chinese team will become stronger and achieve great things.
Coach profile
Yu Juemin previously played for Zhejiang, which won China’s National Championship in 1981. He played for China and took part in the 1984 Olympics, where China finished eighth. In December 1989, he became assistant coach of the Zhejiang team before moving up to head coach, leading his team to the championship in 1994. From 2001 to 2004, he was assistant coach of the Chinese men’s team, after which he moved to a similar position with the women’s national team, working with them at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where the team took the bronze medal. In August 2010, he was named head coach of the Chinese women’s team.




 
 

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