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2009 FIVB Women's Junior World Championship  |  Tijuana & Mexicali, Mexico
 16 - 25 July 2009
 
 CZE / Czech Republic - Team Composition

 
Team manager Jarmila MACHOVA
Head coach Stanislav MITAC
Assistant coach Lubos BEDNAR
Doctor Ondrej HLOCH
Therapist / trainer Jindrich DOUDA
Journalist Miroslav AUGUSTIN
 
  No. Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  2 Lucie Rydvalova Rydvalova 1/05/1991 188 74 297 287 VK TU Liberec
  3   Blanka Preslova Preslova 3/11/1990 175 63 291 282 PVK Olymp Praha
  4 Michala Kvapilova Kvapilova 8/02/1990 179 70 308 295 PVK Olymp Praha
  C 5   Ivona Svobodnikova Svobodnikova 1/04/1991 190 77 300 290 Post-Telekom-Sportverein Aache
  7 Michaela Durianova Durianova 4/07/1991 183 74 295 283 SK Slavia Praha
  L 10   Kristyna Zoulova Zoulova 5/02/1990 173 69 288 278 PVK Olymp Praha
  11 Tereza Vanzurova Vanzurova 4/04/1991 186 83 300 269 Pallavolo Scandicci-SDB SSDRL
  12   Alena Honkova Honkova 1/02/1990 197 108 317 295 SK UP Olomouc
  13 Romana Stankova Stankova 13/04/1991 184 76 300 290 VK KP Brno
  14   Sarka Sklenarova Sklenarova 8/06/1990 181 68 305 290 VK SG Brno
  15 Pavla Smidova Vincourova 12/11/1992 180 68 297 290 PVK Olymp Praha
  18   Pavla Rozkydalkova Rozkydalkova 20/10/1990 180 70 295 280 VK KP Brno
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile

The team was built in 2005 and its first goal was to put in a successful performance at the 2007 Youth Girls European Championship in Brno.

Head coach Ales Novak trained the team well and had many successes in preparation, but the girls had a disappointing time at the championship and new staff, including coach Rostislav Voralek, was brought in.

The team took part in the 2008 Junior European Championship qualification tournament and successfully qualified for the Final Round in Italy, where they finished in 10th place.

In the 2008/2009 season, the team took part in the Women's Senior 1st division in the Czech Republic. At that time the team was headed by head coach Tana Krempaska, who was also coach of the Senior Women's National Team. The junior team was very successful playing against the senior women's teams and won a few very important matches.

The team finished in second place during qualification for the World Championship.
Coach profile

Head coach Stanislav Mitac started working with the Czech Junior National Team just prior to the World Championship.

He is one of the most experienced coaches in the Czech Republic. He concurrently coaches the women's team Olymp Praha, with whom he has won 5 national championships (the last time in 2007/2008).

From 1995-2002 he coached the Senior Women's National Team, where he took part in the 2002 World Championship and 2003 European Championship.

Mitac has two children. His wife is a former National Team player.
   
 

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Edition 2007