2013 FIVB Volleyball Women's U20 World Championship

2013 FIVB Women's Junior World Championship
Tournament details
Host nation	Czech Republic
Dates	21 to 30 June 2013
Teams	20
Venue(s)	2 (in 1 host city)
Champions	China (2nd title)
Tournament awards
MVP	Zhu Ting
Official website
	www.fivb.org
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Last updated August 10, 2023

The 2013 Women's Junior Volleyball World Championship was held in Czech Republic, for ten days between from 21 to 30 June 2013. This was the first edition of the tournament that features 20 teams.^[1]

Qualification process

Confederation	Method of Qualification	Date	Venue	Vacancies^[1]	Qualified
FIVB	Host	March 18, 2012		1	Czech Republic
NORCECA	2012 NORCECA Junior Championship	August 22 – 26, 2012	Managua, Nicaragua	3	Dominican Republic Mexico United States
CEV	2012 European Junior Championship	August 18 – 26, 2012	Ankara, Turkey	1	Turkey
AVC	2012 Asian Junior Championship	October 1 – 9, 2012	Nakhon Pathom/Ratchaburi, Thailand	4	China Chinese Taipei Japan Thailand
CSV	2012 South American Junior Championship	October 17 – 23, 2012	Lima, Peru	3	Brazil Peru Colombia
CAVB	2013 African Junior Championship	January 11 – 13, 2013	Nigeria	3	Egypt Algeria Nigeria
UPV ^[2]	2013 Junior Pan-American Cup	March 18 – 23, 2013	Havana, Cuba ^[3]	1	Puerto Rico
CEV	2013 Women's Junior European Volleyball Championship Qualification	May 9 – 12, 2013	Subotica, Serbia	4	Serbia
			Samokov, Bulgaria		Bulgaria
			Cividale del Friuli, Italy		Italy
			Ramenskoye, Russia		Russia
Total				20

Competition Formula

The 20 teams will be divided into four pools of five teams each and will play a round-robin tournament. The bottom-ranked team of each pool will play classification matches for 17th-20th place in a round-robin system.

The other 16 teams progress to the Eight Finals which consists of a playoff (1st of Pool A against 4th of Pool B etc.). The winners of the playoff matches will advance to the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals to be classified from 1st to 8th while the losers of playoff match will play classification matches, with a similar quarterfinals, semifinals and finals system, to be classified from 9th to 16th.

Pool A	Pool B	Pool C	Pool D
Czech Republic	China	Brazil	Italy
Dominican Republic	Serbia	United States	Turkey
Peru	Japan	Mexico	Egypt
Puerto Rico	Thailand	Russia	Algeria
Chinese Taipei	Colombia	Bulgaria	Nigeria

Venues

Kajot Arena and Mestska Hala Micovych Sportu, Brno, Czech Republic.

Preliminary round

Pool A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SPW	SPL	SPR	SW	SL	SR	Qualification
1	Dominican Republic	4	4	0	10	391	335	1.167	12	5	2.400	Final round
2	Peru	4	2	2	8	384	361	1.064	10	7	1.429
3	Chinese Taipei	4	2	2	6	368	380	0.968	8	9	0.889
4	Czech Republic	4	2	2	6	279	281	0.993	6	7	0.857
5	Puerto Rico	4	0	4	0	331	396	0.836	4	12	0.333

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
21 June	12:30	Peru	2–3	Chinese Taipei	25–22	25–22	20–25	24–26	16–18	110–113	P2 P3
21 June	17:30	Czech Republic	3–1	Puerto Rico	25–23	22–25	25–14	25–17		97–79	P2 P3
22 June	12:30	Puerto Rico	1–3	Peru	26–24	20–25	20–25	20–25		86–99	P2 P3
22 June	17:30	Dominican Republic	3–0	Czech Republic	25–13	25–22	25–20			75–55	P2 P3
23 June	12:30	Chinese Taipei	3–1	Puerto Rico	25–23	25–16	27–29	25–19		102–87	P2 P3
23 June	17:30	Peru	2–3	Dominican Republic	25–18	28–30	25–22	14–25	8–15	100–110	P2 P3
24 June	12:30	Dominican Republic	3–2	Chinese Taipei	19–25	25–23	25–19	24–26	15–8	108–101	P2 P3
24 June	17:30	Czech Republic	0–3	Peru	19–25	18–25	15–25			52–75	P2 P3
25 June	12:30	Puerto Rico	1–3	Dominican Republic	17–25	17–25	25–23	20–25		79–98	P2 P3
25 June	17:30	Chinese Taipei	0–3	Czech Republic	17–25	13–25	22–25			52–75	P2 P3

Pool B

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SPW	SPL	SPR	SW	SL	SR	Qualification
1	China	4	4	0	12	300	212	1.415	12	0	MAX	Final round
2	Serbia	4	3	1	8	308	284	1.085	9	5	1.800
3	Japan	4	2	2	7	330	308	1.071	8	7	1.143
4	Colombia	4	1	3	3	234	277	0.845	3	9	0.333
5	Thailand	4	0	4	0	227	318	0.714	1	12	0.083

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
21 June	15:00	Serbia	3–0	Colombia	25–16	25–17	25–20			75–53	P2 P3
21 June	20:00	Japan	3–1	Thailand	18–25	25–18	25–16	25–21		93–80	P2 P3
22 June	15:00	Colombia	0–3	Japan	18–25	16–25	17–25			51–75	P2 P3
22 June	20:00	China	3–0	Serbia	25–20	25–20	25–16			75–56	P2 P3
23 June	15:00	Japan	0–3	China	20–25	18–25	22–25			60–75	P2 P3
23 June	20:00	Thailand	0–3	Colombia	14–25	17–25	21–25			52–75	P2 P3
24 June	15:00	China	3–0	Thailand	25–15	25–10	25–16			75–41	P2 P3
24 June	20:00	Serbia	3–2	Japan	25–21	25–21	16–25	21–25	15–10	102–102	P2 P3
25 June	15:00	Thailand	0–3	Serbia	18–25	15–25	21–25			54–75	P2 P3
25 June	20:00	Colombia	0–3	China	22–25	16–25	17–25			55–75	P2 P3

Pool C

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SPW	SPL	SPR	SW	SL	SR	Qualification
1	Brazil	4	4	0	12	321	240	1.338	12	1	12.000	Final round
2	Russia	4	3	1	8	368	336	1.095	10	6	1.667
3	Bulgaria	4	1	3	4	307	326	0.942	6	9	0.667
4	Mexico	4	1	3	3	358	387	0.925	6	11	0.545
5	United States	4	1	3	3	259	324	0.799	3	10	0.300

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
21 June	12:45	Mexico	2–3	Russia	26–24	22–25	26–24	19–25	9–15	102–113	P2 P3
21 June	17:15	United States	0–3	Bulgaria	12–25	21–25	17–25			50–75	P2 P3
22 June	12:45	Bulgaria	2–3	Mexico	25–22	18–25	25–16	20–25	11–15	99–103	P2 P3
22 June	17:15	Brazil	3–0	United States	25–17	25–18	25–22			75–57	P2 P3
23 June	12:45	Mexico	0–3	Brazil	23–25	16–25	15–25			54–75	P2 P3
23 June	17:15	Russia	3–1	Bulgaria	25–20	25–19	22–25	25–23		97–87	P2 P3
24 June	12:45	United States	3–1	Mexico	29–27	19–25	27–25	25–22		100–99	P2 P3
24 June	17:15	Brazil	3–1	Russia	25–16	25–23	20–25	25–19		95–83	P2 P3
25 June	12:45	Bulgaria	0–3	Brazil	11–25	11–25	24–26			46–76	P2 P3
25 June	17:15	Russia	3–0	United States	25–18	25–14	25–20			75–52	P2 P3

Pool D

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SPW	SPL	SPR	SW	SL	SR	Qualification
1	Turkey	4	4	0	11	335	221	1.516	12	2	6.000	Final round
2	Italy	4	3	1	10	329	222	1.482	11	3	3.667
3	Egypt	4	2	2	6	243	245	0.992	6	6	1.000
4	Algeria	4	1	3	2	242	317	0.763	3	11	0.273
5	Nigeria	4	0	4	1	189	333	0.568	2	12	0.167

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
21 June	15:00	Turkey	3–0	Nigeria	25–15	25–10	25–8			75–33	P2 P3
21 June	19:30	Egypt	3–0	Algeria	25–21	25–16	25–20			75–57	P2 P3
22 June	15:00	Italy	2–3	Turkey	25–21	23–25	21–25	26–24	9–15	104–110	P2 P3
22 June	19:30	Nigeria	0–3	Egypt	9–25	18–25	11–25			38–75	P2 P3
23 June	15:00	Algeria	3–2	Nigeria	24–26	19–25	25–16	25–18	15–7	108–92	P2 P3
23 June	19:30	Egypt	0–3	Italy	17–25	23–25	16–25			56–75	P2 P3
24 June	15:00	Italy	3–0	Algeria	25–12	25–9	25–9			75-30	P2 P3
24 June	19:30	Turkey	3–0	Egypt	25–12	25–12	25–13			75-37	P2 P3
25 June	15:00	Algeria	0–3	Turkey	18–25	14–25	15–25			47–75	P2 P3
25 June	19:30	Nigeria	0–3	Italy	6–25	13–25	7–25			26–75	P2 P3

Final round

Championship Bracket

Round of 16

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Final

B1

China

3

A4

Czech Republic

0

B1

China

3

C2

Russia

3

C2

Russia

0

D3

Egypt

0

B1

China

3

B2

Serbia

3

C1

Brazil

0

A3

Chinese Taipei

0

B2

Serbia

0

C1

Brazil

3

C1

Brazil

3

D4

Algeria

0

B1

China

3

D1

Turkey

3

B3

Japan

0

C4

Mexico

0

D1

Turkey

0

A2

Peru

0

B3

Japan

3

B3

Japan

3

B3

Japan

3

Third place

D2

Italy

3

D2

Italy

1

C3

Bulgaria

1

D2

Italy

3

C1

Brazil

3

A1

Dominican Republic

3

A1

Dominican Republic

0

D2

Italy

0

B4

Colombia

1

Round of 16

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Total	Report
26 June	12:30	Serbia	3–0	Chinese Taipei	25–15	25–18	25–20		75–53	P2 P3
26 June	12:45	Turkey	3–0	Mexico	25–14	25–20	25–23		75–57	P2 P3
26 June	15:00	Peru	0–3	Japan	20–25	25–27	19–25		64–77	P2 P3
26 June	15:00	Russia	3–0	Egypt	25–14	26–24	25–13		76–51	P2 P3
26 June	17:15	Italy	3–1	Bulgaria	23–25	25–18	25–14	25–16	98–73	P2 P3
26 June	17:30	China	3–0	Czech Republic	25–22	25–13	25–17		75–52	P2 P3
26 June	19:30	Brazil	3–0	Algeria	25–10	25–11	25–13		75–34	P2 P3
26 June	20:00	Dominican Republic	3–1	Colombia	20–25	25–19	25–20	25–17	95–81	P2 P3

Quarterfinals

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Total	Report
28 June	12:30	Turkey	0–3	Japan	19–25	23–25	21–25	63–75	P2 P3
28 June	15:00	Serbia	0–3	Brazil	23–25	20–25	24–26	67–76	P2 P3
28 June	17:30	China	3–0	Russia	25–21	25–22	26–24	76–67	P2 P3
28 June	20:00	Italy	3–0	Dominican Republic	25–18	25–20	25–22	75–60	P2 P3

Semifinals

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
29 June	17:30	China	3–0	Brazil	25–16	25–16	25–22			75–54	P2 P3
29 June	20:00	Japan	3–1	Italy	25–19	25–15	21–25	25–17		96–76	P2 P3

Bronze medal match

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	17:30	Brazil	3–0	Italy	28–26	25–21	25–18			78–65	P2 P3

Gold medal match

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	20:00	China	3–0	Japan	25–13	25–17	25–15			75–45	P2 P3

5th–8th places bracket

Classification 5–8			Classification 5–6

C2	Russia	3

B2	Serbia	1
			C2	Russia	1

			D1	Turkey	3
D1	Turkey	3

A1	Dominican Republic	2	Classification 7–8


			B2	Serbia	3

			A1	Dominican Republic	0

Classification 5th and 8th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
29 June	10:00	Russia	3–1	Serbia	19–25	25–19	25–18	29–27		98–89	P2 P3
29 June	12:30	Turkey	3–2	Dominican Republic	26–24	21–25	25–19	19–25	15–13	106–106	P2 P3

Classification 7th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	12:30	Serbia	3–0	Dominican Republic	25–22	25–10	25–21			75–53	P2 P3

Classification 5th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	15:00	Russia	1–3	Turkey	23–25	25–10	17–25	16–25		81–85	P2 P3

9th and 16th places bracket

Classification 9–16

Classification 9–12

Classification 9–10

A4

Czech Republic

3

D3

Egypt

2

A4

Czech Republic

0

A3

Chinese Taipei

3

A3

Chinese Taipei

3

D4

Algeria

0

A3

Chinese Taipei

0

C3

Bulgaria

3

C4

Mexico

2

A2

Peru

3

A2

Peru

0

Classification 11–12

C3

Bulgaria

3

C3

Bulgaria

3

A4

Czech Republic

3

B4

Colombia

2

A2

Peru

2

13th and 16th places bracket

Classification 13–16			Classification 13–14

D3	Egypt	3

D4	Algeria	0
			D3	Egypt	0

			B4	Colombia	3
C4	Mexico	1

B4	Colombia	3	Classification 15–16


			D4	Algeria	0

			C4	Mexico	3

Classification 9th and 16th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
28 June	12:45	Chinese Taipei	3–0	Algeria	25–7	25–10	25–13			75–30	P2 P3
28 June	15:00	Mexico	2–3	Peru	16–25	15–25	25–17	25–15	12–15	93–97	P2 P3
28 June	17:15	Czech Republic	3–2	Egypt	25–13	25–23	24–26	19–25	15–12	108–99	P2 P3
28 June	19:30	Bulgaria	3–2	Colombia	7–25	25–23	11–25	27–25	15–11	85–109	P2 P3

Classification 13th and 16th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
29 June	15:00	Egypt	3–0	Algeria	25–14	25–21	25–17			75–52	P2 P3
29 June	17:15	Mexico	1–3	Colombia	25–20	19–25	14–25	16–25		74–95	P2 P3

Classification 9th and 12th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
29 June	15:00	Czech Republic	0–3	Chinese Taipei	20–25	20–25	21–25			61–75	P2 P3
29 June	19:30	Peru	0–3	Bulgaria	25–27	17–25	21–25			63–77	P2 P3

Classification 15th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	11:15	Algeria	0–3	Mexico	11–25	17–25	15–25			43–75	P2 P3

Classification 13th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	13:30	Egypt	0–3	Colombia	13–25	18–25	22–25			53–75	P2 P3

Classification 11th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	15:00	Czech Republic	3–2	Peru	19–25	22–25	25–20	25–23	17–15	108–108	P2 P3

Classification 9th

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 June	18:00	Chinese Taipei	0–3	Bulgaria	22–25	13–25	20–25			55–75	P2 P3

Classification 17th and 20th

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SPW	SPL	SPR	SW	SL	SR
1	United States	3	3	0	9	248	177	1.401	9	1	9.000
2	Thailand	3	2	1	6	239	201	1.189	7	3	2.333
3	Puerto Rico	3	1	2	3	197	204	0.966	3	6	0.500
4	Nigeria	3	0	3	0	123	225	0.547	0	9	0.000

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Total	Report
28 June	10:00	Puerto Rico	3–0	Nigeria	25–21	25–18	25–13		75–52	P2 P3
28 June	10:30	Thailand	1–3	United States	23–25	25–23	17–25	22–25	87–98	P2 P3
29 June	10:30	Nigeria	0–3	United States	8–25	12–25	15–25		35–75	P2 P3
29 June	12:45	Puerto Rico	0–3	Thailand	22–25	20–25	25–27		67–77	P2 P3
30 June	09:00	United States	3–0	Puerto Rico	25–15	25–22	25–18		75-55	P2 P3
30 June	10:00	Thailand	3–0	Nigeria	25–16	25–9	25–11		75–36	P2 P3

Final standing

Rank	Team
	China
	Japan
	Brazil
4	Italy
5	Turkey
6	Russia
7	Serbia
8	Dominican Republic
9	Bulgaria
10	Chinese Taipei
11	Czech Republic
12	Peru
13	Colombia
14	Egypt
15	Mexico
16	Algeria
17	United States
18	Thailand
19	Puerto Rico
20	Nigeria

2013 FIVB Women's Junior World champions
China 2nd title

12–woman Roster

Wang Ning, Li Weiwei, Zheng Yixin, Wang Fengjiao, Qin Siyu, Yang Fangxu, Song Meili, Zhu Ting, Wu Bei, Chen Xintong, Wang Mengjie, Huang Liuyan

Head coach

Xu Jiande

All-Star Team

Most valuable player
- Zhu Ting (CHN)^[4]
Best Opposite
- Ceyda Aktaş (TUR)
Best Outside Hitters
- Zhu Ting (CHN)
- Gabriela Guimarães (BRA)
Best Middle Blockers
- Valquiria Carboni Dullius (BRA)
- Irina Fetisova (RUS)
Best setter
- Sladjana Mirkovic (SRB)
Best libero
- Manami Kojima (JPN)

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References

1 2 FIVB (March 18, 2012). "Junior and Youth World Championships expand to 20 teams, hosts confirmed".
↑ Voleibol.pe. "PanAmCups ya tienen fecha" (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 2013-01-04. Retrieved 2012-11-30.
↑ NORCECA Calendar
↑ "China paint it red for second time in history". Brno, Czech Republic: FIVB. 2013-06-30. Retrieved 2013-07-08.

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[FIVB-1] 1 2 FIVB (March 18, 2012). "Junior and Youth World Championships expand to 20 teams, hosts confirmed".

[2] Voleibol.pe. "PanAmCups ya tienen fecha" (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 2013-01-04. Retrieved 2012-11-30.

[3] NORCECA Calendar

[4] "China paint it red for second time in history". Brno, Czech Republic: FIVB. 2013-06-30. Retrieved 2013-07-08.

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Contents

Qualification process

Competition Formula

Venues

Preliminary round

Pool A

Pool B

Pool C

Pool D

Final round

Championship Bracket

Round of 16

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

Bronze medal match

Gold medal match

5th–8th places bracket

Classification 5th and 8th

Classification 7th

Classification 5th

9th and 16th places bracket

13th and 16th places bracket

Classification 9th and 16th

Classification 13th and 16th

Classification 9th and 12th

Classification 15th

Classification 13th

Classification 11th

Classification 9th

Classification 17th and 20th

Final standing

All-Star Team

See also

Related Research Articles

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