Poland men's national under-21 volleyball team

Poland U21

Nickname(s)

Biało-Czerwoni
Orzeł

Association

Polski Związek Piłki Siatkowej

Confederation

CEV

FIVB ranking

160 (as of August 2016)

Uniforms

Home

Away

www.pzps.pl (Polish)

Honours

Medal record
U21 World Championship
	1997 Bahrain
	2003 Iran
U20 European Championship
	1996 Israel
	2016 Bulgaria
	1971 Spain
	2014 Czech Republic/Slovakia
	1973 Netherlands
	1975 West Germany

The Poland men's national under-21 volleyball team is the men's national under-21 volleyball team of Poland. The team is controlled by the Polski Związek Piłki Siatkowej (PZPS), which represents the country in international competitions - CEV U21 European Championships and FIVB U21 World Championships. Polish national under-21 team is ranked 9th (as of September 2015) in the FIVB world ranking.

International competitions

U20 European Championship

1966 Hungary — 10th place
1969 Soviet Union — 7th place
1971 Spain — Silver medal
1973 Netherlands — Bronze medal
1975 West Germany — Bronze medal
1977 France — 4th place
1979 Portugal — 8th place

1982 — did not participate

1984 France — 7th place
1986 Hungary — 8th place
1988 Italy — 4th place
1990 West Germany — 10th place
1992 Poland — 7th place

1994 — did not participate

1996 Israel — Gold medal
Chadała, Gruszka, Ignaczak, Kruk, Murek, Papke, Prus, Szczerbaniuk, Szcześniewski, Świderski, Wnuk, Zagumny. Head coach: Mazur
1998 Czech Republic — 4th place
Jaszewski, Kocik M., Kozłowski, Lach, Lipiński, Maciejewicz, Makaryk, Małecki, Pieczonka, Soroka, Żygadło. Head coaches: Such/Broński/Ryś
2000 Italy — 5th place
Bąkiewicz, Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Korpak, Kudłacik, Kurian, Malczewski, Oczko, Uliński. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza/Wiekluk
2002 Poland — 5th place
Augustyn, Kaczmarek, Neroj, Olejniczak, Patucha, Szulik, Ruciak, Wika, Winiarski, Wlazły, Woicki, Wójcik. Head coaches: Ryś^[1]

2004 — did not participate

2006 Russia — 7th place
Antosik, Bartman, Gorzewski, Janeczek, Jarosz, Kaczmarek, Kubiak, Kurek, Nowakowski, Sarnecki, Sufa, Świechowski. Head coach: Gogol^[2]
2008 Czech Republic — 9th place
Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kłos, Kozłowski, Król, Krzysiek, Krzywiecki, Polański, Wiśniewski, Wójtowicz, Wroński, Zatorski. Head coach: Janaszewski
2010 Belarus — 10th place
Buchowski, Dryja, Ferens, Gonciarz, Hain, Hebda, Kaczmarek, Kalembka, Mika, Modzelewski, Piotrowski, Szczurek
2012 Denmark/Poland — 6th place
Bednorz, Janusz, Krulicki, Łapszyński, Maruszczyk, Muzaj, Nowakowski, Orczyk, Piechocki, Wachnik, Wolański, Woś. Head coach: Nawrocki
2014 Czech Republic/Slovakia — Silver medal
Bieńkowski, Bućko, Droszyński, Fornal, Gryc, Kochanowski, Mordyl, Piechocki, Szymura, Śliwka, Zabłocki, Zwiech. Head coach: Nawrocki
2016 Bulgaria — Gold medal
Kwolek, Kochanowski, Kozub, Jakubiszak, Ziobrowski, Domagała, Woch, Masłowski, Huber, Rajchelt, Fornal, Bush. Head coach: Pawlik

U21 World Championship

1977 to 1987 — did not qualified

1989 Greece — 7th place

1991 to 1993 — did not qualified

1995 Malaysia — 8th place
1997 Bahrain — Gold medal
Chadała, Gruszka, Ignaczak, Kruk, Murek, Papke, Prus, Szczerbaniuk, Szymański, Świderski, Wnuk, Zagumny. Head coach: Mazur
1999 Thailand — 9th place
Bąkiewicz, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Januszkiewicz, Jaszewski, Kocik M., Lach, Lipiński, Łuka, Soroka, Zając, Żygadło. Head coaches: Ryś J./Ryś G./Broński
2001 Poland — 9th place
Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Kudłacik, Malczewski, Oczko, Pasławski, Siezieniewski, Uliński, Winiarski. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza/Wiekluk
2003 Iran — Gold medal
Augustyn, Gromadowski, Kaczmarek, Kryś, Możdżonek, Neroj, Olejniczak, Ruciak, Szulik, Winiarski, Wlazły, Woicki. Head coach: Ryś

2005 to 2007 — did not qualified

2009 India — 9th place
Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kłos, Konarski, Kozłowski, Król, Krzywiecki, Mika, Polański, Wiśniewski, Włodarczyk, Zatorski. Head coach: Gościniak

2011 to 2013 — did not qualified

2015 Mexico — 9th place
Popiwczak, Komenda, Halaba, Depowski, Bieńkowski, Lemański, Śliwka, Szymura, Kania, Gryc, Mordyl, Lipiński. Head coach: Bednaruk
2017 Czech Republic — TBD

External links

Official website

References

↑ MISTRZOSTWA EUROPY JUNIORÓW (lata 1996 - 2004) - nlosmsspala.home.pl
↑ MISTRZOSTWA EUROPY 2006 - KAZAN (ROSJA) - nlosmsspala.home.pl

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CEV U20 European Championship winners

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1969: Soviet Union
1971: Soviet Union
1973: Soviet Union
1975: Soviet Union
1977: Soviet Union
1979: Soviet Union
1982: Soviet Union
1984: Soviet Union
1986: Bulgaria
1988: Soviet Union
1990: Soviet Union
1992: Italy
1994: Russia
1996: Poland
1998: Russia
2000: Russia
2002: Italy
2004: Russia
2006: Russia
2008: France
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2012: Italy
2014: Russia
2016: Poland

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