IRI / Iran
- Team Composition
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Team manager |
AMINPOUR Taherali |
Head coach |
CVETKOVIC Jovica |
Assistant
coach |
VAKILI F. Reza |
Doctor |
NOROUZI Gholamreza |
Therapist /
trainer |
KRGOVIC Ivan |
Journalist |
HAMIDI Jamshid |
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No. |
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Name |
Lastname |
Shirt Name |
Birthdate |
Height |
Weight |
Spike |
Block |
Club |
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L |
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Mohammad Reza |
Hosseini Pouya |
M.R. Hosseini
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23/08/1994 | 194 |
83 |
320 |
313 |
Saipa |
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3
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Saman |
Faezi |
S.Faezi
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23/08/1991 |
204 |
87 |
343 |
335 |
SAIPA |
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C |
4
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Farhad |
Salafzoon |
F. Salafzoon
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6/12/1992 | 200 |
81 |
320 |
313 |
SAIPA |
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6
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Hamed |
Bagherpour K. |
H.Bagherpour K.
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2/03/1991 |
198 |
90 |
319 |
313 |
Bank Keshavarzi |
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7
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Purya |
Fayazi D. |
P. Fayazi
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12/01/1993 | 195 |
92 |
335 |
325 |
Bedzin S.A. |
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9
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Armin |
Sadeghyani |
A.Sadeghyani
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14/02/1993 |
190 |
77 |
320 |
310 |
ERTEASHAT |
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10
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Amir |
Ghafour |
A.Ghafour
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6/06/1991 | 202 |
90 |
354 |
334 |
MONZA |
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11
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Mojtaba |
Mirzajanpour M. |
M.Mirzajanpour
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7/10/1991 |
205 |
93 |
355 |
348 |
SHAHRDARI VARAMIN |
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13
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Hamed |
Tariverdi V. |
H.Tariverdi
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5/11/1992 | 191 |
86 |
318 |
313 |
Saipa |
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14
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Seyed Pouya |
Habibi |
S.P.Habibi
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27/12/1991 |
199 |
89 |
333 |
320 |
PERSPOLIS |
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15
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Saeid |
Shirood Gh. |
S.Shirood
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24/03/1991 | 195 |
85 |
328 |
321 |
Matin Varna |
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16
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Porya |
Mirzaei |
P.Mirzaei
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19/05/1991 |
196 |
92 |
322 |
315 |
BARGH |
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C=Captain
L=Libero |
Team profile |
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About two decades ago, Iranian Volleyball teams were unable to finish on the podium and move up the rankings despite benefiting from talented players oozing with potential. Things started to change when M.R.Yazdanikhorram took charge of the Volleyball Federation of Iran. He focused on youngsters and bringing them along. From this time on, a period of improvement began for Iranian Junior and Youth Volleyball Teams. Their first title came in 1998 when they finished first in the Asian Championship. They continued their success with a first-place finish in 2001, silver in 2003, and gold in 2005, 2007 and 2008. In the world championships too, they improved from 4th in 1991, to 2nd in 2001, 3rd in 2003 and 1st in 2007. Now under their ambitious head coach Jovica Cvetkovic and M. R. Davarzani, the motivated and prosperous president of Iran Volleyball Federation, the team continues to dream big.
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Coach profile |
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Born: Sept. 25, 1957 POB: Bavaniste, Yugoslavia Nationality: Serbian Languages: Serbian, English, French, Russian Marital status: Married, two children
Playing Experience:
1971-1976: Player for club team “Bavaniste†Bavaniste
1976-1984: Player for club team “Partizan†Belgrade
1978: Yugoslavian championship winner
1981: Yugoslavian Cup championship winner
1981-1982: Played 49 games for Yugoslavian National Team 1984-1986: Player for club team “Smederevo†Smederevo
Coaching Experience:
1986-1987: Head coach and player for “Pozarevac†Pozarevac
1987-1990: Head coach and player for “Martigues†Martigues, France
1990-1995: Head coach of “Smederevo," leading the team to the semifinals of the Yugoslavian championships three times and the finals of the Yugoslavian Cup three times
1995-1999: First coach for the Yugoslavian National Men's Team, taking an active part in producing results of the national team, including fifth place at the University Games in Japan in 1995, third place at the Atlanta Olympics and World Cup in 1996, silver at the European Championship and World League in 1997, silver at the World Championship and World League in 1998, and bronze at the 1999 European Championship
1995-1997: Head coach of “Pozarevac"
1997-2000: Head coach of “Red Star“ Belgrade, winning the Yugoslavian Cup and reaching the CEV Cup semifinals in 1998 and the European Cup semifinals in 1999. Two-time playoff finalist in Yugoslavian championship
1999-2000: Head coach of "Bambi" Pozarevac.
2000-2001: Head coach of "Martigues"
2001-2003: Head coach of "Borac" Starcevo
2004-2005: Head coach for the Iranian National Men's Junior Team, finishing second at the 2004 Asian Junior Championship, fifth at the World Men's U-21 Championship, first at the Iran Junior Championship in 2004-2005, and first at the Tehran Championship in 2004-2005.
2005-2006: Head coach of “Barq†Tehran
2006-2007: Head coach of "Spartak" Subotica,Serbia
2007- present: Head coach of Iranian National Youth Boy’s Men’s Team, winning the 2007 Asian Youth Championship and the 2007 World Youth Championship, as well as the Asian Youth Championship in 2008 in Sri Lanka
2007-2009: Head coach of “Petroshimi†Mahsar
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