Avignon Volley-Ball

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Avignon Volley-Ball
Short nameAVB
Founded1961
GroundPalais Omnisports de Champfleury,
Avignon
Chairman Flag of France.svg Thierry Minssen
Manager Flag of France.svg José Amet
League Ligue B
2013-14relegated
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Avignon Volley-Ball is a French professional Volleyball team based in Avignon, Vaucluse. It is playing in the Ligue B for the 2013/2014 season.

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History

Initially, the Volley-ball team was a part of the Rugby league team of Avignon (SOA XIII), but in 1961 the club became independent. In 1996, "AVB" achieved its highest ranking in French volleyball league, finishing at the fourth place and qualifying for the CEV European cup. In 1997, the team also qualified for the CEV cup, due to their participation in the French volley-ball cup final but lost against Paris Université Club 1-3. They were eliminated on the first round by the Avtomobilist St Petersburg. In the 2011/2012 season, they won their third "second division" title and were promoted to French volleyball league.

Achievements

Squad 2013/2014

No.NameNationalityRole
1 Mario Ferrera Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Spiker
2 Clément Daniel Flag of France.svg  France Libero
3 Thibault Carn Flag of France.svg  France Spiker
4 Bilal M'Barki Flag of France.svg  France Spiker
5 Stanislas Rabiller Flag of France.svg  France Diagonal
7 Renaud Ventresque Flag of France.svg  France Spiker
8 Antoine Aubree Flag of France.svg  France Spiker
9 Gaël Tranchot Flag of France.svg  France Middle
10 Diego Santos Pinheiro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Middle
11 Quentin Rossard Flag of France.svg  France Setter
12 Jordi Leugé-Maillet Flag of France.svg  France Setter
13 Dylan Davis Flag of the United States.svg  United States Middle
14 Cédric Hominal (capt)Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland Setter
15 Christopher Suve Flag of France.svg  France Diagonal

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