2011 FIVB Volleyball Men's Club World Championship squads

Last updated September 14, 2024

This article shows all participating team squads at the 2011 FIVB Volleyball Men's Club World Championship , held from October 8 to 14, 2011 in Doha, Qatar.

Pool A

Jastrzębski Węgiel

Head coach: Lorenzo Bernardi ^[1]

Number	Player	Position
1	Michał Łasko	Opposite hitter
2	Vinhedo	Setter
3	Nemer	Outside hitter
6	Mateusz Malinowski	Opposite hitter
7	Pawel Rusek	Libero
9	Zbigniew Bartman (c)	Outside hitter
10	Bartosz Gawryszewski	Middle blocker
11	Brian Thorton	Setter
13	Michał Kubiak	Outside hitter
15	Russell Holmes	Middle blocker
17	Rob Bontje	Middle blocker
18	Luciano Paczko Bozko	Outside hitter

Trinity Western Spartans

Head coach: Ben Josephson ^[2]

Number	Player	Position
1	Jarrod Offereins	Libero
3	Mark Howatson	Outside hitter
4	Devyn Plett	Setter
6	Daniel Jansen Van Doorn	Middle blocker
8	Steven Marshall	Outside hitter
9	Brad Kufske	Outside hitter
11	Rudy Verhoeff (c)	Opposite hitter
12	Lukas Van Berkel	Middle blocker
13	Branden Schmidt	Middle blocker
14	Ben Ball	Setter
16	Derek Thiessen	Outside hitter
18	Nick Del Bianco	Outside hitter

Zenit Kazan

Head coach: Vladimir Alenko ^[3]

Number	Player	Position
3	Nikolay Apalikov	Middle blocker
5	Valerio Vermiglio	Setter
6	Evgeny Sivozhelez	Opposite hitter
7	Aleksandr Volkov	Middle blocker
8	William Priddy	Outside hitter
9	Alexei Cheremisin	Opposite hitter
10	Yury Berezhko (c)	Outside hitter
12	Alexei Bebeshin	Setter
15	Alexey Obomochaev	Libero
16	Alexander Gutsalyuk	Middle blocker
17	Vladislav Babichev	Libero
18	Maxim Mikhaylov	Opposite hitter

Paykan Tehran

Head coach: Peyman Akbari ^[4]

Number	Player	Position
2	Reza Safaei	Opposite hitter
3	Davoud Moghbeli	Middle blocker
6	Hesam Bakhsheshi (c)	Middle blocker
7	Ali Hossein	Libero
8	Alireza Mobasheri	Outside hitter
10	Mohsen Andalib	Opposite hitter
11	Rahman Davoudi	Outside hitter
14	Parviz Pezeshki	Setter
15	Philippe Barca-Cysique	Outside hitter
16	Vali Nourmohammadi	Middle blocker
17	Mohammed Taher Vadi	Setter
18	Jean Abi Chedid	Outside hitter

Pool B

Trentino Diatec

Head coach: Radostin Stoytchev ^[5]

Number	Player	Position
1	Matey Kaziyski (c)	Outside hitter
3	Emanuele Birarelli	Middle blocker
4	Dore Della Lunga	Outside hitter
5	Osmany Juantorena	Outside hitter
6	Łukasz Żygadło	Setter
7	Raphael	Setter
11	Tsvetan Sokolov	Opposite hitter
12	Mitar Djuric	Middle blocker
13	Massimo Colaci	Outside hitter
14	Jan Štokr	Opposite hitter
16	Andrea Bari	Libero
17	Matteo Burgsthaler	Middle blocker

Al-Ahly

Head coach: Ibrahim Fakhr Mohamed ^[6]

Number	Player	Position
1	Abdel Latif Ahmed	Middle blocker
2	Abdallah Abdalsalam Bekhit (c)	Setter
4	Ahmed Abdelhay	Outside hitter
5	Magdy	Libero
7	Raouf	Outside hitter
8	Mohamed Ketat	Middle blocker
10	Vladimir Katona	Outside hitter
11	Ahmed Abdelaal	Opposite hitter
13	Abou Abd Elahim	Middle blocker
14	Miloš Antonić	Setter
15	Ahmed Elkotb	Opposite hitter
17	Mohamed Elmetwaly	Middle blocker

SESI São Paulo

Head coach: Giovane Gávio ^[7]

Number	Player	Position
3	Léo	Opposite hitter
4	Leo Mineiro	Outside hitter
5	Sandro	Setter
6	Jotinha	Setter
7	Diogo	Outside hitter
8	Murilo (c)	Outside hitter
9	Sidão	Middle blocker
10	Sérgio	Libero
13	Tiago	Middle blocker
14	Rodrigão	Middle blocker
17	Japa	Outside hitter
18	Wallace	Opposite hitter

Al-Arabi

Head coach: Adel Sennoun ^[8]

Number	Player	Position
2	Jiří Popelka	Outside hitter
3	Saeed (c)	Outside hitter
4	Renan	Libero
6	Christian Pampel	Opposite hitter
7	Mohammad	Middle blocker
8	Davide Saitta	Setter
9	Gianluca Saraceni	Outside hitter
10	Hisham Amro	Middle blocker
11	Łukasz Kadziewicz	Middle blocker
12	Tije Vlam	Middle blocker
14	Saoud Abdelaziz	Outside hitter
18	Alhitimi Saed	Setter

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References

↑ FIVB. "Jastrzebski Weigel Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-08.
↑ FIVB. "Trinity Western Spartans Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "Zenit Kazan Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "Paykan Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "Trentino Diatec Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "Al-Ahli Sporting Club Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "SESI-SP Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.
↑ FIVB. "Al-Arabi Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

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[FIVB-1] FIVB. "Jastrzebski Weigel Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-08.

[2] FIVB. "Trinity Western Spartans Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[3] FIVB. "Zenit Kazan Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[4] FIVB. "Paykan Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[5] FIVB. "Trentino Diatec Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[6] FIVB. "Al-Ahli Sporting Club Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[7] FIVB. "SESI-SP Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

[8] FIVB. "Al-Arabi Team Composition" . Retrieved 2011-10-10.

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