2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League

2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League
	Arlington, host city of the final round
Tournament details
Host nation	United States
City	Arlington, Texas (final round)
Dates	30 May – 16 July
Teams	16 (from 4 confederations)
Venue(s)	7 (in 7 host cities)
Champions	Turkey (1st title)
Runners-up	China
Third place	Poland
Fourth place	United States
Tournament awards
MVP	Melissa Vargas
Best Setter	Diao Linyu
Best OH	Li Yingying ; Martyna Łukasik
Best MB	Zehra Güneş ; Yuan Xinyue
Best OPP	Melissa Vargas
Best Libero	Gizem Örge
Tournament statistics
Matches played	104
Attendance	344,618 (3,314 per match)
Official website
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Last updated June 02, 2024

The 2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League was the fifth edition of the FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League, an annual Women's international volleyball tournament. The competition was held between 30 May to 16 July 2023,^[1] and the final round took place at College Park Center, Arlington, Texas, United States.^[2]

Turkey claimed their first VNL title after defeating China in four sets. China took the silver medal, which is their best result in this tournament. Poland won their first medal of the tournament, claiming the bronze after defeating finals hosts the United States in five sets. Melissa Vargas of Turkey named as the MVP of the tournament.

Qualification

Sixteen teams qualified for the competition. Eleven of them qualified as core teams which cannot face relegation. Five other teams were selected as challenger teams which could be relegated from the tournament.^[4]^[5] Croatia replaced Belgium after winning the 2022 Challenger Cup.^[3]

Country	Confederation	Designation	Previous appearances			Previous best performance
Country	Confederation	Designation	Total	First	Last	Previous best performance
Brazil	CSV	Core team	4	2018	2022	Runners-up (2019, 2021, 2022)
Bulgaria	CEV	Challenger team	2	2019	2022	14th place (2022)
Canada	NORCECA	Challenger team	2	2021	2022	12th place (2022)
China	AVC	Core team	4	2018	2022	3rd place (2018, 2019)
Croatia	CEV	Challenger team	0	None		None
Dominican Republic	NORCECA	Challenger team	4	2018	2022	6th place (2021)
Germany	CEV	Core team	4	2018	2022	10th place (2019, 2021, 2022)
Italy	CEV	Core team	4	2018	2022	Champions (2022)
Japan	AVC	Core team	4	2018	2022	4th place (2021)
Netherlands	CEV	Core team	4	2018	2022	5th place (2018)
Poland	CEV	Challenger team	4	2018	2022	5th place (2019)
Serbia	CEV	Core team	4	2018	2022	3rd place (2022)
South Korea	AVC	Core team	4	2018	2022	12th place (2018)
Thailand	AVC	Core team	4	2018	2022	8th place (2022)
Turkey	CEV	Core team	4	2018	2022	Runners-up (2018)
United States	NORCECA	Core team	4	2018	2022	Champions (2018, 2019, 2021)

Format

Preliminary round

The format of play is the same as edition 2022. The new format will see 16 women's teams competing in pools of 8 teams during the pool phase. Each team plays 12 matches during the pool stage. Eight teams will then move into the final knockout phase of the competition.^[5]

Final round

The VNL Finals will see the top eight teams moving directly to the knockout phase which will consist of eight matches in total: four quarterfinals, two semi-finals and the bronze and gold medal matches.^[5]

Final 8 direct elimination formula:

The first ranked team will play a quarterfinal match against the eighth ranked team, the second ranked team will play a quarterfinal match against the seventh ranked team, the third ranked team will play a quarterfinal match against the sixth ranked team, the fourth ranked team will play a quarterfinal match against the fifth ranked team.
The national team of the hosting territory of the event will have a guaranteed berth for the Final round. If the host nation does not finish in the top eight in Preliminary round, they will replace the eighth place team and play as the eighth seed.

Pool composition

The overview of pools was released on 11 November 2022.^[1]^[6]

Week 1		Week 2		Week 3
Pool 1 Turkey	Pool 2 Japan	Pool 3 Hong Kong, China	Pool 4 Brazil	Pool 5 South Korea	Pool 6 Thailand
Turkey Canada Italy Poland South Korea Serbia Thailand United States	Japan Brazil Bulgaria China Croatia Dominican Republic Germany Netherlands	China Bulgaria Canada Dominican Republic Italy Netherlands Poland Turkey	Brazil Croatia Germany Japan South Korea Serbia Thailand United States	South Korea Bulgaria China Dominican Republic Germany Poland Serbia United States	Thailand Brazil Canada Croatia Italy Japan Netherlands Turkey

Venues

Preliminary round

Week 1
Pool 1	Pool 2
Antalya, Turkey	Nagoya, Japan
Antalya Sports Hall	Nippon Gaishi Hall
Capacity: 10,000	Capacity: 10,000

Week 2
Pool 3	Pool 4
Hong Kong, China	Brasilia, Brazil
Hong Kong Coliseum	Nilson Nelson Gymnasium
Capacity: 12,500	Capacity: 11,105

Week 3
Pool 5	Pool 6
Suwon, South Korea	Bangkok, Thailand
Suwon KT Sonicboom Arena	Indoor Stadium Huamark
Capacity: 4,407	Capacity: 8,000

Final round

All matches
Arlington, Texas, USA
College Park Center
Capacity: 7,000

Competition schedule

●	Preliminary round	●	Final round

Week 1 30 May – 4 Jun	Week 2 13–18 Jun	Week 3 27 Jun – 2 Jul	Week 4 12–16 Jul
32 matches	32 matches	32 matches	8 matches

Pool standing procedure

Advancement out of pool play is decided by the following:

Total number of victories (matches won, matches lost)

In the event of a tie, the following first tiebreaker will apply:

The teams will be ranked by the most points gained per match as follows:
- Match won 3–0 or 3–1: 3 points for the winner, 0 points for the loser
- Match won 3–2: 2 points for the winner, 1 point for the loser
- Match forfeited: 3 points for the winner, 0 points (0–25, 0–25, 0–25) for the loser
If teams are still tied after examining the number of victories and points gained, then the FIVB will examine the results in order to break the tie in the following order:

Sets quotient: if two or more teams are tied on the number of points gained, they will be ranked by the quotient resulting from the division of the number of all sets won by the number of all sets lost.
Points quotient: if the tie persists based on the sets quotient, the teams will be ranked by the quotient resulting from the division of all points scored by the total of points lost during all sets.
If the tie persists based on the points quotient, the tie will be broken based on the team that won the match of the Round Robin Phase between the tied teams. When the tie in points quotient is between three or more teams, these teams ranked taking into consideration only the matches involving the teams in question.

Squads

Preliminary round

Ranking

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SW	SL	SR	SPW	SPL	SPR	Qualification or relegation
1	Poland	12	10	2	29	32	13	2.462	1069	962	1.111	Final round
2	United States ^{[lower-alpha 1]}	12	10	2	28	34	16	2.125	1099	1004	1.095	Final round
3	Turkey	12	9	3	29	31	11	2.818	1008	850	1.186	Final round
4	Brazil	12	8	4	24	28	18	1.556	1065	987	1.079
5	China	12	8	4	24	29	19	1.526	1089	993	1.097
6	Italy	12	8	4	21	29	23	1.261	1129	1106	1.021
7	Japan	12	7	5	21	27	20	1.350	1058	969	1.092
8	Germany	12	7	5	20	26	23	1.130	1077	1069	1.007
9	Serbia	12	6	6	19	27	27	1.000	1154	1121	1.029
10	Canada	12	6	6	18	24	24	1.000	1031	1044	0.988
11	Dominican Republic	12	6	6	14	25	28	0.893	1151	1119	1.029
12	Netherlands	12	5	7	18	23	22	1.045	1023	997	1.026
13	Bulgaria	12	2	10	9	14	31	0.452	853	1013	0.842
14	Thailand	12	2	10	8	11	30	0.367	837	981	0.853
15	Croatia	12	2	10	6	8	30	0.267	734	910	0.807	2023 Challenger Cup
16	South Korea	12	0	12	0	3	36	0.083	730	982	0.743

Source: VNL 2023 Preliminary Phase
Notes:

↑ Qualified as hosts

Week 1

Pool 1

All times are Further-eastern European Time (UTC+03:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 May	17:00	Italy	3–2	Thailand	24–26	25–17	27–29	30–28	15–11	121–111	P2 Report
30 May	20:15	Poland	3–2	Canada	20–25	25–23	20–25	25–23	15–13	105–109	P2 Report
31 May	17:00	Serbia	2–3	United States	20–25	25–19	25–21	21–25	12–15	103–105	P2 Report
31 May	20:00	South Korea	0–3	Turkey	14–25	17–25	24–26			55–76	P2 Report
1 Jun	14:00	Canada	0–3	Thailand	17–25	24–26	21–25			62–76	P2 Report
1 Jun	17:00	Poland	3–1	Italy	21–25	25–20	25–14	25–18		96–77	P2 Report
1 Jun	20:00	Turkey	3–1	Serbia	24–26	25–17	25–15	25–21		99–79	P2 Report
2 Jun	14:00	Thailand	0–3	Poland	20–25	16–25	15–25			51–75	P2 Report
2 Jun	17:00	Canada	3–0	South Korea	25–17	25–16	25–18			75–51	P2 Report
2 Jun	20:00	United States	3–2	Italy	25–16	14–25	22–25	25–20	15–9	101–95	P2 Report
3 Jun	14:00	Poland	3–0	Serbia	25–18	25–22	30–28			80–68	P2 Report
3 Jun	17:00	United States	3–0	South Korea	25–16	27–25	25–11			77–52	P2 Report
3 Jun	20:00	Turkey	3–0	Italy	25–19	26–24	25–19			76–62	P2 Report
4 Jun	14:00	Thailand	3–0	South Korea	25–17	28–26	25–21			78–64	P2 Report
4 Jun	17:00	Canada	3–2	Serbia	18–25	28–26	25–23	18–25	15–12	104–111	P2 Report
4 Jun	20:00	United States	3–2	Turkey	25–22	25–22	22–25	11–25	15–9	98–103	P2 Report

Pool 2

All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+09:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
30 May	16:10	Germany	3–1	Netherlands	25–21	25–22	20–25	25–22		95–90	P2 Report
30 May	19:40	Japan	3–1	Dominican Republic	25–23	25–18	22–25	25–15		97–81	P2 Report
31 May	15:00	Croatia	0–3	Bulgaria	12–25	17–25	19–25			48–75	P2 Report
31 May	18:00	China	3–2	Brazil	25–23	22–25	25–20	20–25	15–12	107–105	P2 Report
1 Jun	12:00	Croatia	0–3	Germany	18–25	23–25	23–25			64–75	P2 Report
1 Jun	15:00	Bulgaria	2–3	Dominican Republic	25–22	16–25	25–16	14–25	11–15	91–103	P2 Report
1 Jun	18:00	Brazil	3–0	Netherlands	25–23	25–23	25–21			75–67	P2 Report
2 Jun	13:10	China	3–0	Germany	25–19	25–20	25–22			75–61	P2 Report
2 Jun	16:10	Dominican Republic	3–2	Netherlands	25–18	22–25	25–18	21–25	15–11	108–97	P2 Report
2 Jun	19:40	Croatia	0–3	Japan	17–25	19–25	20–25			56–75	P2 Report
3 Jun	12:40	Brazil	3–1	Dominican Republic	27–25	20–25	25–21	27–25		99–96	P2 Report
3 Jun	15:40	China	3–1	Netherlands	27–25	23–25	25–22	25–20		100–92	P2 Report
3 Jun	19:10	Bulgaria	0–3	Japan	20–25	17–25	19–25			56–75	P2 Report
4 Jun	12:40	Croatia	0–3	Brazil	24–26	18–25	8–25			50–76	P2 Report
4 Jun	15:40	Germany	3–2	Bulgaria	18–25	25–20	23–25	26–24	15–10	107–104	P2 Report
4 Jun	19:10	Japan	0–3	China	18–25	25–27	25–27			68–79	P2 Report

Week 2

Pool 3

All times are Hong Kong Time (UTC+08:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
13 Jun	17:00	Dominican Republic	1–3	Poland	23–25	28–30	25–23	17–25		93–103	P2 Report
13 Jun	20:30	China	3–0	Canada	25–14	25–18	29–27			79–59	P2 Report
14 Jun	17:00	Italy	3–0	Bulgaria	25–17	25–19	25–23			75–59	P2 Report
14 Jun	20:30	Netherlands	0–3	Turkey	29–31	21–25	15–25			65–81	P2 Report
15 Jun	13:30	Bulgaria	0–3	Canada	15–25	13–25	15–25			43–75	P2 Report
15 Jun	17:00	Poland	3–0	Turkey	25–22	25–20	30–28			80–70	P2 Report
15 Jun	20:30	Dominican Republic	2–3	Italy	16–25	25–16	25–21	22–25	10–15	98–102	P2 Report
16 Jun	13:30	Turkey	3–0	Canada	25–15	25–22	25–20			75–57	P2 Report
16 Jun	17:00	Poland	0–3	Netherlands	22–25	21–25	26–28			69–78	P2 Report
16 Jun	20:30	Bulgaria	1–3	China	25–20	7–25	10–25	15–25		57–95	P2 Report
17 Jun	13:30	Dominican Republic	3–2	Canada	22–25	25–13	25–17	23–25	15–10	110–90	P2 Report
17 Jun	17:00	Netherlands	2–3	Italy	25–22	22–25	20–25	25–18	17–19	109–109	P2 Report
17 Jun	20:30	Poland	3–0	China	25–20	25–23	25–22			75–65	P2 Report
18 Jun	13:30	Bulgaria	0–3	Netherlands	24–26	17–25	17–25			58–76	P2 Report
18 Jun	17:00	Dominican Republic	1–3	Turkey	23–25	19–25	25–23	20–25		87–98	P2 Report
18 Jun	20:30	Italy	3–2	China	23–25	25–23	18–25	25–22	15–12	106–107	P2 Report

Pool 4

All times are Brasília Time (UTC−03:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
13 Jun	17:30	Croatia	1–3	United States	25–17	22–25	18–25	15–25		80–92	P2 Report
13 Jun	21:00	Japan	2–3	Serbia	25–16	20–25	25–16	20–25	10–15	100–97	P2 Report
14 Jun	17:30	Germany	3–1	Thailand	25–20	25–13	19–25	25–23		94–81	P2 Report
14 Jun	21:00	Brazil	3–0	South Korea	31–29	25–16	25–16			81–61	P2 Report
15 Jun	14:00	Thailand	0–3	United States	21–25	18–25	16–25			55–75	P2 Report
15 Jun	17:30	Japan	3–0	South Korea	25–18	25–13	25–19			75–50	P2 Report
15 Jun	21:00	Brazil	3–2	Serbia	23–25	25–22	21–25	25–12	15–11	109–95	P2 Report
16 Jun	14:00	Japan	2–3	Germany	23–25	25–14	22–25	25–20	8–15	103–99	P2 Report
16 Jun	17:30	South Korea	0–3	Croatia	23–25	21–25	14–25			58–75	P2 Report
16 Jun	21:00	Serbia	3–2	Thailand	24–26	22–25	25–17	25–12	16–14	112–94	P2 Report
17 Jun	14:00	Brazil	3–1	Germany	25–22	25–18	22–25	25–17		97–82	P2 Report
17 Jun	17:30	Japan	3–2	United States	23–25	25–23	25–19	23–25	15–6	111–98	P2 Report
17 Jun	21:00	Serbia	3–1	Croatia	25–16	25–11	23–25	25–17		98–69	P2 Report
18 Jun	10:00	Brazil	0–3	United States	22–25	19–25	22–25			63–75	P2 Report
18 Jun	14:00	Thailand	0–3	Croatia	17–25	21–25	20–25			58–75	P2 Report
18 Jun	17:30	Germany	3–1	South Korea	25–19	25–17	25–27	25–12		100–75	P2 Report

Week 3

Pool 5

All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
27 Jun	15:30	Germany	3–1	Dominican Republic	25–19	25–18	18–25	25–21		93–83	P2 Report
27 Jun	19:00	Bulgaria	3–1	South Korea	25–22	25–18	24–26	25–15		99–81	P2 Report
28 Jun	15:30	United States	3–2	Poland	17–25	25–15	27–25	28–30	16–14	113–109	P2 Report
28 Jun	19:00	China	1–3	Serbia	13–25	25–17	23–25	20–25		81–92	P2 Report
29 Jun	12:00	Poland	3–2	Germany	15–25	25–19	25–19	19–25	17–15	101–103	P2 Report
29 Jun	15:30	United States	3–0	Bulgaria	25–15	25–17	25–17			75–49	P2 Report
29 Jun	19:30	Dominican Republic	3–0	South Korea	25–18	25–18	25–16			75–52	P2 Report
30 Jun	12:00	Bulgaria	1–3	Poland	28–26	19–25	16–25	15–25		78–101	P2 Report
30 Jun	15:30	Germany	1–3	Serbia	17–25	25–23	16–25	28–30		86–103	P2 Report
30 Jun	19:00	China	2–3	Dominican Republic	25–20	20–25	25–22	20–25	13–15	103–107	P2 Report
1 Jul	10:30	Serbia	2–3	Dominican Republic	25–22	15–25	25–23	19–25	10–15	94–110	P2 Report
1 Jul	14:00	South Korea	1–3	China	13–25	21–25	25–21	15–25		74–96	P2 Report
1 Jul	17:30	Germany	1–3	United States	22–25	25–18	22–25	13–25		82–93	P2 Report
2 Jul	10:30	Serbia	3–2	Bulgaria	20–25	25–16	25–14	17–25	15–4	102–84	P2 Report
2 Jul	14:00	Poland	3–0	South Korea	25–23	25–18	25–16			75–57	P2 Report
2 Jul	17:30	China	3–2	United States	18–25	25–19	19–25	25–20	15–8	102–97	P2 Report

Pool 6

All times are Thailand Standard Time (UTC+07:00).

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
27 Jun	17:00	Croatia	0–3	Canada	21–25	21–25	26–28			68–78	P2 Report
27 Jun	20:30	Thailand	0–3	Netherlands	26–28	18–25	20–25			64–78	P2 Report
28 Jun	17:00	Japan	3–2	Turkey	25–23	25–23	21–25	16–25	15–9	102–105	P2 Report
28 Jun	20:30	Brazil	3–2	Italy	26–28	25–20	19–25	25–21	15–10	110–104	P2 Report
29 Jun	13:00	Croatia	0–3	Netherlands	20–25	11–25	15–25			46–75	P2 Report
29 Jun	17:00	Brazil	2–3	Canada	30–28	22–25	23–25	25–21	15–17	115–116	P2 Report
29 Jun	20:30	Thailand	0–3	Turkey	15–25	15–25	20–25			50–75	P2 Report
30 Jun	13:00	Canada	2–3	Italy	25–22	23–25	14–25	26–24	10–15	98–111	P2 Report
30 Jun	17:00	Netherlands	3–1	Japan	25–22	25–17	21–25	25–20		96–84	P2 Report
30 Jun	20:30	Brazil	0–3	Turkey	22–25	16–25	22–25			60–75	P2 Report
1 Jul	13:00	Italy	3–0	Croatia	25–14	25–17	25–17			75–48	P2 Report
1 Jul	17:00	Netherlands	2–3	Canada	27–25	16–25	25–18	23–25	9–15	100–108	P2 Report
1 Jul	20:30	Thailand	0–3	Japan	18–25	22–25	20–25			60–75	P2 Report
2 Jul	13:00	Croatia	0–3	Turkey	14–25	23–25	18–25			55–75	P2 Report
2 Jul	17:00	Italy	3–1	Japan	25–23	25–23	17–25	25–22		92–93	P2 Report
2 Jul	20:30	Thailand	0–3	Brazil	20–25	16–25	23–25			59–75	P2 Report

Final round

All times are Central Daylight Time (UTC−05:00).

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

12 July

Poland	3
		15 July
Germany	1
		Poland	0
13 July
		China	3
Brazil	1
				16 July
China	3
				China	1
12 July
				Turkey	3
United States	3
		15 July
Japan	1
		United States	1
13 July
		Turkey	3	3rd place match
Turkey	3
				16 July
Italy	0
				Poland	3

				United States	2

Quarterfinals

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Total	Report
12 Jul	16:00	Poland	3–1	Germany	25–12	21–25	25–21	26–24	97–82	P2 Report
12 Jul	19:30	United States	3–1	Japan	25–23	25–21	18–25	25–18	93–87	P2 Report
13 Jul	10:30	Brazil	1–3	China	21–25	20–25	25–20	23–25	89–95	P2 Report
13 Jul	14:00	Turkey	3–0	Italy	25–20	25–15	25–18		75–53	P2 Report

Semifinals

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
15 Jul	16:00	Poland	0–3	China	18–25	23–25	23–25			64–75	P2 Report
15 Jul	19:30	United States	1–3	Turkey	21–25	14–25	26–24	25–27		86–101	P2 Report

3rd place match

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
16 Jul	14:00	Poland	3–2	United States	25–15	16–25	25–19	18–25	17–15	101–99	P2 Report

Final

Date	Time		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total	Report
16 Jul	17:30	China	1–3	Turkey	22–25	25–22	19–25	16–25		82–97	P2 Report

Final standing

Rank	Team
	Turkey
	China
	Poland
4	United States
5	Brazil
6	Italy
7	Japan
8	Germany
9	Serbia
10	Canada
11	Dominican Republic
12	Netherlands
13	Bulgaria
14	Thailand
15	Croatia
16	South Korea

Source: VNL 2023 final standings

2023 Women's Nations League champions
Turkey First title

14–woman roster

Gizem Örge, Simge Aköz, Cansu Özbay, Melissa Vargas, Ayça Aykaç, Hande Baladın, Derya Cebecioğlu, Elif Şahin, Eda Erdem (c), Saliha Şahin, Zehra Güneş, Aslı Kalaç, İlkin Aydın, Ebrar Karakurt

Head coach

Daniele Santarelli

Awards

Most valuable player
Melissa Vargas (TUR)
Best setter
Diao Linyu (CHN)
Best outside spikers
Li Yingying (CHN)
Martyna Łukasik (POL)
Best middle blockers
Zehra Güneş (TUR)
Yuan Xinyue (CHN)
Best opposite spiker
Melissa Vargas (TUR)
Best libero
Gizem Örge (TUR)

Statistics leaders

Preliminary round

Statistics leaders correct as of Week 3 of preliminary round .^[7]

Best Scorers^{[lower-alpha 1]}
	Player	Attacks	Blocks	Serves	Total
1	Magdalena Stysiak	206	32	4	242
2	Li Yingying	214	13	13	240
3	Gaila González	197	28	14	239
4	Sylvia Nwakalor	202	31	3	236
5	Alexa Gray	208	13	10	231

Best Attackers^{[lower-alpha 2]}
	Player	Spikes	Faults	Shots	%	Total
1	Li Yingying	214	54	153	50.83	421
2	Alexa Gray	208	67	241	40.31	516
3	Magdalena Stysiak	206	71	171	45.98	448
4	Sylvia Nwakalor	202	69	171	45.70	442
5	Gaila González	197	85	184	42.27	466

Best Blockers^{[lower-alpha 3]}
	Player	Blocks	Faults	Rebounds	Avg	Total
1	Agnieszka Korneluk	43	60	67	3.58	170
2	Mira Todorova	39	35	45	3.36	119
3	Jineiry Martinez	35	45	82	2.92	162
4	Emily Maglio	35	49	75	2.92	159
5	Camilla Weitzel	34	55	84	2.83	173

Best Servers^{[lower-alpha 4]}
	Player	Aces	Faults	Hits	Avg	Total
1	Maria Yordanova	19	21	115	1.58	155
2	Sarina Koga	17	19	149	1.42	185
3	Camilla Weitzel	16	18	151	1.33	185
4	Hanna Orthmann	15	36	84	1.25	135
5	Gaila González	14	35	150	1.17	199

Best Setters^{[lower-alpha 5]}
	Player	Running	Faults	Still	Avg	Total
1	Brie King	266	16	944	22.17	1226
2	Pia Kästner	264	6	858	22.00	1128
3	Diao Linyu	251	11	797	20.92	1059
4	Nanami Seki	220	7	730	18.33	957
5	Francesca Bosio	205	4	1022	17.08	1229

Best Diggers^{[lower-alpha 6]}
	Player	Digs	Faults	Receptions	Avg	Total
1	Mila Pashkuleva	176	41	19	14.67	236
2	Izabela Štimac	160	38	21	13.33	219
3	Anna Pogany	158	58	29	13.17	245
4	Minami Nishimura	151	39	17	12.58	207
5	Teodora Pusic	144	49	28	12.00	221

Best Receivers^{[lower-alpha 7]}
	Player	Excellents	Faults	Serve	%	Total
1	Chatchu-on Moksri	82	18	225	25.23	325
2	Izabela Štimac	80	19	128	35.24	227
3	Li Yingying	76	13	131	34.55	220
4	Lina Alsmeier	75	15	138	32.89	228
5	Wang Yunlu	73	15	172	28.08	260

Final round

Statistics leaders correct as of final round .^[8]

Best Scorers^{[lower-alpha 1]}
	Player	Attacks	Blocks	Serves	Total
1	Melissa Vargas	55	5	5	65
2	Magdalena Stysiak	52	1	3	56
3	Li Yingying	48	2	1	51
4	Martyna Łukasik	35	1	2	38
5	Andrea Drews	32	3	2	37

Best Attackers^{[lower-alpha 2]}
	Player	Spikes	Faults	Shots	%	Total
1	Melissa Vargas	55	12	42	50.46	109
2	Magdalena Stysiak	52	22	51	41.60	125
3	Li Yingying	48	12	45	45.71	105
4	Martyna Łukasik	35	7	38	43.75	80
5	Andrea Drews	32	22	38	34.78	92

Best Blockers^{[lower-alpha 3]}
	Player	Blocks	Faults	Rebounds	Avg	Total
1	Zehra Güneş	14	12	18	4.67	44
2	Eda Erdem	12	17	21	4.00	50
3	Yuan Xinyue	10	14	15	3.33	39
4	Joanna Pacak	8	2	6	2.67	16
5	Chiaka Ogbogu	8	10	19	2.67	37

Best Servers^{[lower-alpha 4]}
	Player	Aces	Faults	Hits	Avg	Total
1	Melissa Vargas	5	4	39	1.67	48
2	Agnieszka Korneluk	3	7	26	1.00	36
3	Magdalena Stysiak	3	8	30	1.00	41
4	Micha Hancock	3	4	34	1.00	41
5	Ebrar Karakurt	3	3	41	1.00	47

Best Setters^{[lower-alpha 5]}
	Player	Running	Faults	Still	Avg	Total
1	Diao Linyu	71	1	161	23.67	233
2	Katarzyna Wenerska	42	2	225	14.00	269
3	Micha Hancock	37	5	231	12.33	273
4	Macris Carneiro	36	0	72	36.00	108
5	Pia Kästner	33	3	89	26.40	125

Best Diggers^{[lower-alpha 6]}
	Player	Digs	Faults	Receptions	Avg	Total
1	Gizem Örge	46	14	6	15.33	66
2	Maria Stenzel	40	10	2	13.33	52
3	Justine Wong-Orantes	39	19	4	13.00	62
4	Magdalena Stysiak	35	4	2	11.67	41
5	Wang Mengjie	38	8	5	10.00	43

Best Receivers^{[lower-alpha 7]}
	Player	Excellents	Faults	Serve	%	Total
1	Martyna Łukasik	22	6	58	25.58	86
2	Maria Stenzel	21	1	37	35.59	59
3	Lena Stigrot	16	0	23	41.03	39
4	Wang Yunlu	16	8	39	25.40	63
5	Kelsey Robinson	14	1	33	29.17	48

Notes

1 2 Best scorers determined by scored points from spike, block and serve.
1 2 Best attackers determined by successful spikes.
1 2 Best blockers determined by the stuff blocks, faults and rebounds.
1 2 Best servers determined by aces, faults and hits.
1 2 Best setters determined by running setts, faults and still sets.
1 2 Best diggers determined by successful digs, faults and receptions.
1 2 Best receivers determined by efficient receptions, faults and serve receptions.

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References

1 2 "Volleyball's Best Ready To Grace Venues Across The Globe As Arenas Confirmed For VNL 2023". FIVB. 11 November 2022.
↑ Volleyball World. "United States and Poland to host Volleyball Nations League Finals in 2023". Volleyball World. Retrieved 6 December 2022.
1 2 "Croatia and Cuba secure Volleyball Challenger Cup titles". Volleyball World. 31 July 2022. Retrieved 12 November 2022.
↑ volleyballworld.com. "VNL Qualification System". volleyballworld.com. Retrieved 30 May 2023.
1 2 3 "VNL 2023 Competition Formula". Volleyball World. Retrieved 12 November 2022.
↑ "Host cities and pools". Volleyball World. 11 November 2022.
↑ "Women's Statistics – FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2023". volleyballworld. Retrieved 20 June 2023.
↑ "Women's Finals Statistics – FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2023". volleyballworld. Retrieved 12 July 2023.

External links

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FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2023 – official competition website
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[table_note_USA0.76707795810284-7] Qualified as hosts

[Best_scorers-9] 1 2 Best scorers determined by scored points from spike, block and serve.

[Best_attackers-10] 1 2 Best attackers determined by successful spikes.

[Best_blockers-11] 1 2 Best blockers determined by the stuff blocks, faults and rebounds.

[Best_servers-12] 1 2 Best servers determined by aces, faults and hits.

[Best_setters-13] 1 2 Best setters determined by running setts, faults and still sets.

[Best_diggers-14] 1 2 Best diggers determined by successful digs, faults and receptions.

[Best_receivers-15] 1 2 Best receivers determined by efficient receptions, faults and serve receptions.

[Schedule_&_Cities-1] 1 2 "Volleyball's Best Ready To Grace Venues Across The Globe As Arenas Confirmed For VNL 2023". FIVB. 11 November 2022.

[2] Volleyball World. "United States and Poland to host Volleyball Nations League Finals in 2023". Volleyball World. Retrieved 6 December 2022.

[CC-3] 1 2 "Croatia and Cuba secure Volleyball Challenger Cup titles". Volleyball World. 31 July 2022. Retrieved 12 November 2022.

[4] volleyballworld.com. "VNL Qualification System". volleyballworld.com. Retrieved 30 May 2023.

[2023CF-5] 1 2 3 "VNL 2023 Competition Formula". Volleyball World. Retrieved 12 November 2022.

[6] "Host cities and pools". Volleyball World. 11 November 2022.

[8] "Women's Statistics – FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2023". volleyballworld. Retrieved 20 June 2023.

[16] "Women's Finals Statistics – FIVB Volleyball Nations League 2023". volleyballworld. Retrieved 12 July 2023.

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2023 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League

Contents

Qualification

Format

Preliminary round

Final round

Pool composition

Venues

Preliminary round

Final round

Competition schedule

Pool standing procedure

Squads

Preliminary round

Ranking

Week 1

Pool 1

Pool 2

Week 2

Pool 3

Pool 4

Week 3

Pool 5

Pool 6

Final round

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

3rd place match

Final

Final standing

Awards

Statistics leaders

Preliminary round

Final round

See also

Notes

Related Research Articles

References

External links