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VOLLEYBALL FEDERATION OF INDIA 62nd Senior National Volleyball Championships for Men and Women

Mahaveer Teerthankar University, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 21-29 December 2013

MATCH SCHEDULE – 24.12.2013 (Tuesday)

WOMEN

INDOOR COURT

Match No. Team Vs. Team Group Time Court No. F 19 Chhattisgarh Vs. Gujarat C 10:00 2 F 20 Karnataka Vs. Jharkhand E 11:30 2 F 21 Delhi Vs. Uttarakhand F 13:00 2 F 22 Maharashtra Vs. Madhya Pradesh E 14:30 2 F 23 HimachalPradesh Vs. Haryana A 16:00 2 F 24 West Bengal Vs. Uttar Pradesh B 17:30 2

MEN

OUTDOOR COURT Match No. Team Vs. Team Group Time Court No.

M 33 Chandigarh Vs. Assam F 10:00 1

M 35 Jharkhand Vs. Mizoram D 10:00 2

M 36 Delhi Vs. Pondicherry D 11:30 1

INDOOR COURT

M 34 Karnataka Vs. Himachal Pradesh F 10:00 1

M 37 Madhya Pradesh Vs. Bihar E 11:30 1

M 38 Andhra Pradesh Vs. Maharashtra E 13:00 1

M 02 Goa Vs. Odisha C 14:30 1

M 41 Railways Vs. Rajasthan A 16:00 1

M 42 Services Vs. Punjab B 17:30 1

M 39 Odisha Vs. Tripura C

Chairman, Control Committee


Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh – 21-29 December 2013

NOMINATED OFFICIALS

Office Bearers:

1. Shri. Chaudhary Avadesh Kumar President 2. Shri. Rajkumar Executive Vice-President 3. Shri. Ramavtar Singh Jakhar Secretary General 4. Shri. Rathin Roy Chaudhury Treasurer (Absent) 5. Dr. K. Murugan CEO

Control Committee:

1. Mr. R. R. Patel Joint Secretary, VFI Chairman 2. Prof. Nalakath Basheer Joint Secretary, VFI Member 3. Mr. Sube Singh Joint Secretary, VFI Member 4. Mr. Syed Yousuff Chairman, Referee’s Committee, VFI Member 5. Mr. D. Mukherjee Chairman, Technical Committee, VFI Member 6. Mr. B.L. Malhotra Observer & joint Secretary, VFI Member 7. Mr. Parandeep Singh Gill Organising secretary Member

Co-ordinators for teams:

1. Mr. S. Kodandaramaiah South 2. Mr. P.K. Mohanty East 3. Mr. R.C. Sharma North 4. Mr. Balasaheb Suryawanshi West 5. Mr. Kamlesh Kala VFI Office.

Technical Committee:

1. Mr. Kuldip Magotra Associate Vice-President (Absent) 2. Mr. D. Mukherjee Chairman, Technical Committee 3. Mr. G.B. Riswadkar 4. Mr. C.P. Singh 5. Dr. P.K. Jaganathan 6. Mr. Rajendra Kumar Jakhar

Selection Committee: Men Women

1. Shri. G.E.Sridharan National Coach 1. Mrs.Jaisamma Moothedam 2. Shri. Chandra Singh 2. Shri. R.P. Tailor 3. Shri. Mehar Singh (Absent) 3. Mrs. Neelam

4. Mr. Raj Kumar Bery

SRC’S:

1. Mr. Syed Yousuff Chairman, Referee’s Committee 2. Mr. Beny Coonghe 3. Mr. Duli Chand 4. Mr. K.N. Pramanik (Absent) 5. Mr.Syed Athar Raza 6. Mr. Sheo Narain 7. Mr.G.S.Brar 8. Mr.Renjit Sebastian 9. Mr.Basant Singh Mann

Referees:

1. Mr. S.Rameshwar Chauhan HP 10. Mr. R.A. Pandey MP

2. Mr. S.Ramamurthy TN 11. Mr. Narendra Singh Kshatriya GUJ

3. Mr. Mullah Ilias Shameem AP 12. Mrs. Anjali Girish Sardesai MAH

4. Mr. M.S. Balaji Prabhu KAR 13. Mrs. Basanti Das WB

5. Mr. Niranjan Naik ODI 14. Mr. Udayveer Singh UTD (Absent)t

6. Mr. Mathew P. John KER 15. Mr. Kaushal Sharma RAJ

7. Mr. Romeo Singh MNP 16. Mr. Dinesh Das ASM

8. Mr. Mahendra Singh Saharan HAR 17. Mr. Vijay Ahuja CHD

9. Mr. Anil Kumar PUN 18. Mr. M.Sabesan TN

Medical Board:

1. Dr. Rajinder Passi (Absent)

Preparation of Bulletin:

1. Mr. J.David 2. Mr. K. Sai Ganesh

Website:

1. Mr. M. Sabesan VFI Office:

1. Mr. K. Vasavan 2. Mr. K.Manavalan

VOLLEYBALL FEDERATION OF INDIA

MORADABAD, December 22, 2013 Updated: December 22, 2013 23:16 IST

Kerala overcomes Rajasthan Y. B. Sarangi

M.T. Azees (No.8) was instrumental in Kerala's win over Rajasthan. Photo: R.V. Moorthy TOPICS

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A rusty Kerala banked on the brilliance of experienced attacker Tom Joseph to overcome a strong challenge from Rajasthan and win 25-22, 25-14, 25-14 in a men’s Group A match in the 62nd National volleyball championship at the Teerthanker Mahaveer University indoor sports complex here on Sunday.

The star-studded defending champion took a while to find its rhythm.

In the opening set, Kerala struggled to contain Rajasthan which launched some well-planned attacks through seasoned setter Rajesh Kumar, attacker Dilip Khoiwal and blocker Lavmeet Kataria.

Joseph led Kerala’s fight. He caught the opponents off-guard through his swift and clever offensive moves capped with powerful hits and an occasional deft touch.

Boosted by international libero Kamlesh Khatik, Rajasthan displayed some spectacular saves and kept Kerala engaged in long rallies.

Rajasthan gave chase but the good work of Vibin M. George and Azees M.T. narrowly won Kerala the set.

Rajasthan continued to apply pressure, but committed too many unforced errors to lose the next two sets as well.

The comeback of Dubai-based Azees, who extended his leave to participate in the event, and K.G. Ragesh benefited Kerala.

Manu V., a good setter and a sound blocker, and Ratheesh K.S., a powerful attacker, contributed handsomely in the team’s victory.

“The first set was a humbling experience. This was the first match, I am sure the team will improve with time,” said Kerala coach S. Manoj.

Last year’s finalist Tamil Nadu rallied to a win over Punjab in a Group B encounter.

In a women’s Group A match, title holder Railways drubbed Haryana 25-18, 25-12, 25-13.

The results: Men: Group A: Kerala bt Rajasthan 25-22, 25-14, 25-14; Group B: Tamil Nadu bt Punjab 23-25, 25-12, 25-15, 25-14.

Group C: Chhattisgarh bt Goa 25-20, 25-2, 25-17; Group D: Puducherry bt Jammu and Kashmir 25-20, 25-18, 25-22; Delhi bt Jharkhand 25-20, 25-21, 25-17; Group E: Andhra Pradesh bt Madhya Pradesh 25-15, 25-12, 25-21; Group F: Karnataka bt Chandigarh 25-11, 25-18, 21-25, 25-16; Gujarat bt Himachal Pradesh 25-13, 25-16, 25-11.

Men: Group B: Uttarakhand bt Services 25-23, 24-26, 25-23, 25-10; Group F: Gujarat bt Assam 25-17, 25-12, 25-21; West Bengal bt Bihar 25-20, 25-22, 25-20.

Women: Group A: Railways bt Haryana 25-18, 25-12, 25-13; Group B: Kerala bt Uttar Pradesh 25-15, 25-11, 25-12; Group C: Chhattisgarh bt Bihar 25-10, 25-12, 25-7; Group D: Chandigarh bt Odisha 25-16, 25-16, 25-19; Group E: Jharkhand bt Madhya Pradesh 25-12, 26-24, 25-14.

Women: Group B: West Bengal bt Andhra Pradesh 22-25, 18-25, 25-13, 25-13, 15-12; Group C: Rajasthan bt Uttarakhand 20-25, 25-12, 25-16, 25-12.

Saturday’s results:

Men: Group A: Railways bt Haryana 25-14, 25-13, 5-23.

Group E: Maharashtra bt Madhya Pradesh 27-25, 26-24, 19-25, 18-25, 15-10.

Group F: Chandigarh bt Himachal Pradesh 25-13, 25-22, 25-17.

Women: Group D: Odisha bt Jammu and Kashmir 25-13, 25-11, 25-16.

Keywords: National volleyball championship

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MORADABAD, December 22, 2013 Updated: December 22, 2013 00:11 IST

Tamil Nadu women start with a bang Y. B. Sarangi

Tamil Nadu player Elizabeth Paul (right) in action during the match against Himachal Pradesh on Saturday. Photo: R.V. Moorthy TOPICS

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Tamil Nadu exhibited its all-round supremacy to begin its campaign with a 25-12, 25-14, 25-14 win over Himachal Pradesh in a women’s Group A match on the inaugural day of the 62nd National volleyball championship at the Teerthanker Mahaveer University indoor sports complex here on Saturday.

Tamil Nadu, featuring five members of the Madras University team that won the all- India inter-varsity title, banked on P. Narmada’s attacks and Elizabeth Paul’s fine blocks and placement to gather full three points.

The young Tamil Nadu players’ good individual form overshadowed their minor shortcomings. Narmada was exceptionally good in her attacks as she garnered points with her

deep and powerful shots as Tamil Nadu opened up a six-point lead at the half-way stage of the opening set and extended it further.

Using her height, Elizabeth showcased some timely blocks and added useful points by finding the gaps. Libero K.S. Kavya made some outstanding saves, while setter K. Laxmi Priya played a crucial role with her swift movement as Tamil Nadu took the next two sets in similar fashion.

The Himachal girls suffered because of their below-par coordination and scores of unforced errors. Ankita Sharma and Neha Negi were the prominent scorers for the side.

In the men’s section, Goa, gearing up for the Lusofonia Games in January, rallied from two sets down to stun host Uttar Pradesh 10-25, 19-25, 25-19, 30-28, 15-10.

According to Goa coach Shyamsundar Tari, this was the first occasion when the team had begun the National championship with a win. It was also Goa’s first ever victory over Uttar Pradesh.

Meanwhile, the Tripura men’s team did not turn up for the event.

The results:

Men: Group A: Railways bt Haryana 25-14, 25-13, 5-23; Group C: Goa bt Uttar Pradesh 10-25, 19-25, 25-19, 30-28, 15-10; Group D: Jammu and Kashmir bt Mizoram 25-13, 23-25, 18-25, 26-24, 15-12; Pudducherry bt Jharkhand 25-20, 21-25, 25-20, 26-24.

Group E: Maharashtra bt Madhya Pradesh 27-25, 26-24, 19-25, 18-25, 15-10; Group F: Chandigarh bt Himachal Pradesh 25-13, 25-22, 25-17.

Women: Group A: Tamil Nadu bt Himachal Pradesh 25-12, 25-14, 25-14; Group C: Punjab bt Gujarat 25-17, 25-20, 21-25, 25-25; Group D: Odisha bt Jammu and Kashmir 25-13, 25-11, 25-16; Group E: Maharashtra bt Jharkhand 25-20, 25-7, 25-8.

Keywords: National volleyball championship


Monday, Dec 23, 2013 | Last Update : 07:10 PM IST

Spikers focus on net profit DC | Kevin Kishore | 20th Dec 2013

Kochi: Motivating players to give their best for the national senior volleyball championship is a difficult task as there is little financial reward connected with the tourney . Even as the event is the premier volleyball championship in India, the players are often paid nothing, even to meet their daily expenses.

But when Kerala coach S. Manoj fielded his main six against the bench in a practice match held at the state camp, it was played with all its seriousness and the players literally fought for each point.

“Money is important but we cannot expect a reward and then play . We should give our best on court to get a win. Even an untimely miss could ruin our chance. Off court matters should remain outside,“ said Tom Joseph, who is representing the state for a record 17th year running.

“Our focus is to win the national title for the third consecutive time. A hattrick is something special and every player in the squad dreams about it. No previous Kerala contingent has won the title three times,“ he said.

Kerala captain K.G. Ragesh feels every team has its own strengths.

“Uttarakhand, Railways, Punjab and Tamil Nadu have good players, who can turn the match their way . The results will be based on our ability to adapt to each match conditions. I believe luck also has a major role,“ said the skipper.

“I have heard that Tamil Nadu has come up with a very determined team.

They lost their title to us two years ago and we humiliated them in the Federation Cup held in March. They had a month-long camp and also players for the Asian Games to be held next year will be selected from the tourney . So the players, most of them Indian, will give everything on court to grab a win,“ said Vibin M. George, former Indian counter-attacker.

Former Indian blocker M.T. Azeez, who has returned to the state squad this year, believes if the combination is right no one can stop them. “The camp held at Thrissur was fine and though a brief one, it helped us get fit and ready.

I have not played in India for about a year and it will be a chance for me to renew my old friendships at the nationals,“ said Azeez, who plays for a UAE-based team.

Kerala will take on Rajasthan in their first match on December 21.




. Day 3 – RESULTS - 23/Dec/2013, Monday Women

Mat

ch

No. &

G

roup

Team Bt. Team Set

Scor

e Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

Set 4

Set 5 Total

Dura

tion

(M

in)

F13 / F Rajasthan Bt. Delhi 3-1 25-16 25-23 16-25 25-10 - 91-74 85

1st Ref: Vijay Ahuja (CHD) 2nd Ref: P.S. Dubey (UP) Scorer: R.S. Singh (UP)

F14 / C Punjab Bt. Bihar 3-0 25-11 25-10 25-05 - - 75-26 70

1st Ref: Dhanjit Das (ASM) 2nd Ref: N.S. Chauhan (UP) Scorer: P.S. Dubey (UP)

F15 / A Railways Bt. Himachal Pradesh 3-0 25-06 25-09 25-09 --- --- 75-24 53

1st Ref: Niranjan (ODI) 2nd Ref: Vinod Yadav (UP) Scorer: Vijay Ahuja (CHD)

F16 / A Tamil Nadu Bt. Haryana 3-1 20-25 25-22 33-31 25-18 - 103-96 105

1st Ref: Romeo Singh (MAN) 2nd Ref: B.K. Maurya (UP) Scorer: R.B. Yadav (UP)

F17 / B Uttar Pradesh Bt. Andhra Pradesh 3-1 25-17 25-27 29-27 25-16 - 104-87 103

1st Ref: Basanti Das (WB) 2nd Ref: Vijay Ahuja (CHD) Scorer: Anjali Sardesai (MAH)

F18 / B Kerala Bt. West Bengal 3-1 25-09 19-25 25-23 27-25 --- 96-82 98

1st Ref: Dhanjit Das (ASM) 2nd Ref: R.S.Singh (UP) Scorer: Vijay Ahuja (UP)

Ramavtar Singh Jakhar SECRETARY GENERAL, VFI



Day 3 – RESULTS - 23/Dec/2013, Monday Men

Mat

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No. &

G

roup

Team Bt. Team Set

Scor

e Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

Set 4

Set 5 Total

Dura

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in)

M23 / E West Bengal Bt. Madhya Pradesh 3-0 25-18 27-25 25-19 --- --- 77-62 73

1st Ref: Kaushal Sharma (RaJ) 2nd Ref: U.B.Singh (UP) Scorer: S.M.Kushwala (UP)

M24 / F Gujarat Bt. Chandigarh 3-1 25-18 25-21 22-25 25-21 --- 97-85 85

1st Ref: Arun Kumar Tiwari (MP) 2nd Ref: Moideen Kunhi (UP) Scorer: Sankatha Singh (UP)

M26 / D Jammu & Kashmir Bt. Jharkhand 3-2 27-29 24-26 25-20 27-25 15-11 118-111 128

1st Ref: Arun Kumar Tiwari (MP) 2nd Ref: Rajeev Kumar Singh (UP) Scorer: Sankatha Singh (UP)

M27 / F Karnataka Bt. Assam 3-0 25-16 25-16 25-13 - - 75-45 50

1st Ref: kaushal Sharma (RAJ) 2nd Ref: S.N. Kushwaha (UP) Scorer: Upendra Bahadur Singh (UP)

M28 / E Andhra Pradesh Bt. Bihar 3-0 25-17 25-19 25-16 - - 75-52 55

1st Ref: Upendra Bahadur Singh (UP) 2nd Ref: S. N. Kushwaha (UP) Scorer: Kaushal Sharma (RAJ)

M25 / C Uttar Pradesh Bt. Tripura w/o

1st Ref: 2nd Ref: Scorer:

M21 / D Delhi Bt. Mizoram 3-0 25-19 25-23 25-18 - - 75-60 60

1st Ref: C.B. Mishra (UP) 2nd Ref: Ajay Varma (UP) Scorer: Dinesh Singh (UP)

M22 / C Chhattisgarh Bt. Odisha 3-0 25-20 25-15 25-17 --- --- 75-52 66

1st Ref: Mahendra Singh Saharan (HAR) 2nd Ref: Mathew P. John (KER) Scorer: Vinay Kumar Singh (UP)

M29 / B Tamil Nadu Bt. Services 3-0 25-18 25-18 27-25 --- ---- 77-61 67

1st Ref: M.Ilyas Shameem (AP) 2nd Ref: N.S.Kshatriya (GUJ) Scorer: Nishant Sharma (UP)

M30 / B Uttarakhand Bt. Punjab 3-0 25-20 25-20 25-20 - - 75-60 73

1st Ref: S. Ramamurthy (TN) 2nd Ref: Mahendra Singh Saharan (HAR) Scorer: Vinay Kumar Singh (UP)

M31 / A Kerala Bt. Railways 3-2 22-25 26-24 18-25 25-21 15-13 106-108 124

1st Ref: M.S. Balaji Prabhu (KAR) 2nd Ref: Niranjan Nayak (ODI) Scorer: Ajay Verma Ajay Verma (UP)

M32 / A Haryana Bt. Rajasthan 3-1 16-25 25-17 25-22 25-18 --- 91-82 85

1st Ref: Rameshwar Chauhan (HP) 2nd Ref: Romeso Singh (MAN) Scorer: C.B.Misra (UP)

Ramavtar Singh Jakhar SECRETARY GENERAL, VFI

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