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World Grand Prix 2011  |  Play-off
 12 - 14 May 2011
 
 KAZ / Kazakhstan - Team Composition

 
Team manager SYRLYBAYEV Yermek
Head coach BAITUREYEV Bakhytzhan
Assistant coach SHINDOV Valeriy
Doctor TOPKIN Grigoriy
Therapist / trainer ADIYANOV Sergey
Journalist
 
  No. Name Lastname Shirt Name Birthdate Height Weight Spike Block Club
  1 Yana Petrenko Petrenko 30/07/1990 181 71 297 265 Almaty
  C 2   Tatyana Pyurova Pyurova 5/04/1982 180 66 298 294 Zhetyssu
  3 Sana Anarkulova Anarkulova 21/07/1989 188 77 300 280 Altay
  4   Lyudmila Anarbayeva Anarbayeva 12/11/1983 192 72 305 299 Zhetyssu
  5 Olga Danchenko Danchenko 28/12/1982 190 75 305 295 Zhetyssu
  6   Olessya Arslanova Arslanova 13/12/1981 187 71 290 280 Zhetyssu
  7 Alena Ivanova Ivanova 19/06/1989 195 78 310 300 Zhetyssu
  8   Korinna Ishimtseva Ishimtseva 8/02/1984 187 69 300 290 Zhetyssu
  9 Irina Lukomskaya Lukomskaya 19/03/1991 176 66 280 270 Altay
  L 10   Yelena Ezau Ezau 9/03/1983 174 57 265 260 Irtysh Kazchrome
  L 11 Marina Storozhenko Storozhenko 6/06/1985 175 57 290 280 Zhetyssu
  12   Radmila Beresneva Beresneva 6/06/1983 185 70 300 295 Irtysh-Kazchrome
  13 Yekaterina Zhdanova Zhdanova 28/05/1992 183 65 280 270 Zhetyssu
  14   Alessya Safronova Safronova 10/02/1986 192 70 290 280 Altay
  15 Irina Kenzhebaeva Shenberger 20/02/1992 180 73 290 280 Astana
  16   Inna Matveyeva Matveyeva 12/10/1978 186 70 303 294 Altay
  17 Yelizaveta Shepelenko Martinka 27/09/1992 178 54 280 265 Metallurg
  18   Natalya Akilova Akilova 31/05/1993 183 62 295 275 Zhetyssu
  19 Natalya Kulinich Kulinich 19/07/1988 173 66 280 275 Irtysh Kazchrome
  20   Yekaterina Razorenkova Razorenkova 3/06/1993 185 69 283 280 Almaty
 C=Captain  L=Libero
 
Team profile
Kazakhstan has a strong tradition of women’s Volleyball, with many Kazakhstani players included in USSR teams that won Olympic or world titles. After Kazakhstan gained independence, a newly formed national team began to represent the country in international competitions organized by the AVC and FIVB.

In 2005 Kazakhstan qualified for the 2006 FIVB World Championship in Japan and won the silver medal at the 13th Asian Women’s Championship. In 2007 the team appeared for the first time in the FIVB World Grand Prix and finished in 10th place, beating the Dominican Republic and going close to downing Russia in an epic five-set match.

They were quite unlucky in the Asian Continental Final, losing to Korea, and failed to qualify for the 2007 FIVB World Cup. However, the team took part in the 2008 World Grand Prix and claimed the fourth and final place at the Women’s World Olympic Qualification Tournament in Japan in May 2008, securing an opportunity to compete in the Beijing Games with a last-gasp run of two victories.

In 2009, after successfully performing in the qualification tournaments, Kazakhstan won the right to participate in the 2010 FIVB World Championship in which they failed to reach the Second Round.
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