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2009 Girls' Youth World Championship  |  Nakhonratchasima, Thailand
 3 - 12 July 2009
 
 SVK / Slovakia - Team Composition

 
Team manager DOVICIN Milos
Head coach HENCEK Marek
Assistant coach ANDRISIK Dalibor
Doctor KADLEC Jan
Therapist / trainer JAKUBICKA Jaroslav
Journalist HUDEC Filip
 
  No. Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  1 Michaela Abrhamova Abrhamova 31/08/1993 188 76 296 288 BILIKOVA BRATISLAVA
  2   Simona Lukacova Lukacova 24/10/1992 180 59 290 260 COP NITRA
  4 Dominika Drobnakova Drobnakova 4/06/1992 182 53 305 298 COP NITRA
  5   Karin Palgutova Palgutova 12/02/1993 185 79 305 300 DOPRASTAV BRATISLAVA
  6 Radka Kubaliakova Kubaliakova 15/01/1993 181 63 286 273 COP NITRA
  7   Tatiana Crkonova Crkonova 7/01/1992 186 68 310 305 DOPRASTAV BRATISLAVA
  C 8 Jaroslava Smatanikova Smatanikova 5/01/1992 178 65 280 270 SLAVIA UK BRATISLAVA
  10   Simona Kosova Kosova 27/03/1992 188 67 300 295 SLAVIA UK BRATISLAVA
  11 Nina Herelova Herelova 30/07/1993 184 70 295 280 SLAVIA UK BRATISLAVA
  12   Nikola Radosova Radosova 3/05/1992 186 66 310 300 SVS POST SCHWECHAT
  13 Romana Kriskova Kriskova 2/05/1993 189 66 305 295 SLAVIA UK BRATISLAVA
  L 15   Lucia Nikmonova Nikmonova 13/10/1993 176 61 287 270 COP NITRA
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile

Qualification Tournament - Turkey 2009 - 2nd Place

SVK - AZE 2-3

SVK - FRA 3-1

SVK - POR 3-0

SVK - TUR 3-0

SVK - ISR 3-0

 

European Championships 2009 - Netherlands - 4th Place

SVK - BEL 1-3

SVK - RUS 3-0

SVK - HUN 3-1

Semifinals

SVK - SRB 2-3

3rd Place

SVK - ITA 1-3  

 

Recent MVPs on Slovak Youth Teams:

Nikola Radosova - SVS Schwechat Vienna - Austrian Senior Champion

Tatiana Crkonova - Doprastav Bratislava - Slovak Senior Champion

 

Best results:

1995 European Championships in Spain - 3rd place

1995 World Championships in France - 7th place
Coach profile

Marek Hencek was born on Feb. 7, 1975 in Levice, Slovakia. He is married with a 1-year-old daughter.

Hencek coached in Levice until 2004, afterwhich he began coaching at the Slovak Volleyball Federation sport center in Nitra. He returned to Levice the following year, before taking up his former position in Nitra at the start of the 2005 season.

From 2002-2004, Henec doubled as assistant coach of the Slovak Youth and Junior Girls National Teams. He was also the assistant coach of the Junior Women's Team at the 2004 European Championships, where the team finished 10th.

Hencek took the helm of the Youth Girls National Team in 2007, guiding them to second place at the Youth Girl Qualification Tournament in Turkey and fourth place at the Youth Girls European Championships in Netherlands this year.

 
   
 

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