Poland men's national under-19 volleyball team
Poland U19
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Polski Związek Piłki Siatkowej |
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| Confederation |
CEV |
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| FIVB ranking |
160 (as of August 2016) |
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The Poland men's national under-19 volleyball team is the men's national under-19 volleyball team of Poland. The team is controlled by the Polski Związek Piłki Siatkowej (PZPS), which represents the country in international competitions - CEV U19 European Championships and FIVB U19 World Championships. Polish national under-19 team is ranked 1st (as of August 2015) in the FIVB world ranking.
Poland national under-19 team is the current European and World Champion.
History
Polish national U19 team took part in U19 World Championship, held in Argentina. They beat in Pool C all opponents (Chinese Taipei, Chile, Bulgaria and Iran) and lost only 2 sets. Then they best Japan (3–0) in round of 16 and went straight to semifinal. On August 22, 2015 Polish national U19 team won semifinal after meeting with Iran (3–1).[1] U19 team qualified to final match for the first time in history. It will be third medal of Poland U19 at World Championship under-19.[2] On August 23, 2015 Poland achieved first title of U19 World Champion. In the finale they beat hosts - Argentina (3–2).[3]
International competitions
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1995 Spain — 
Bronze medal
- Bałuszyński, Ignaczak, Jaszewski, Kruk, Prus, Staniec, Szewczyk F., Szewczyk P., Szymański, Wnuk, Żygadło, Elwartowski. Head coach: Mazur
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1997 Slovakia — Bronze medal
- Chodakowski, Jaszewski, Kieca, Kocik M., Kocik K., Lach, Lipiński, Maciejewicz, Makaryk, Pieczonka, Soroka, Żygadło. Head coaches: Sroka/Such
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1999 Poland — 4th place
- Bąkiewicz, Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Kudłacik, Kurian, Malczewski, Oczko, Pasławski, Uliński. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza
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2001 Czech Republic — 
Silver medal
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2003 Croatia — Silver medal
- Gromadowski
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2005 Latvia — 
Gold medal
- Kaczmarek, Łomacz, Kamiński, Kurek, Świechowski, Sarnecki, Janeczek, Jarosz, Bartman, Gorzewski, Chaberek, Stańczak. Head coach: Gogol
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2007 Austria — Silver medal
- Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kasparek, Kłos, Król, Krzywiecki, Mika, Paniaczyk, Piórkowski, Polański, Wroński, Zatorski. Head coach: Janaszewski
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2009 Netherlands — 4th place
- Buchowski, Dryja, Ferens, Golec, Hain, Hebda, Kaczmarek, Kalembka, Kowalski, Mika, Piotrowski, Szczurek. Head coach: Ryś
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2011 Turkey — 9th place
- Grzechnik, Janusz, Kaczyński, Łapszyński, Łukasik, Mucha, Muzaj, Nowakowski, Orczyk, Stolc, Wolański, Woś
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2013 Bosnia and Herzegovina/Serbia — Silver medal
- Badura, Bieńkowski, Bućko, Fornal, Gryc, Lemański, Matula, Piechocki, Pietrzak, Szalpuk, Szymura, Śliwka. Head coach: Czaja
- 2015 Turkey — Gold medal
- Niemiec, Kwolek, Kochanowski, Kozub, Gruszczyński, Ziobrowski, Domagała, Droszyński, Woch, Masłowski, Fornal, Polczyk<. Head coach: Pawlik
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2017 Hungary/Slovakia — TBD
1989 to 1995 — did not qualified
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1997 Iran — 4th place
- Chodakowski, Jaszewski, Kieca, Kocik M., Kocik K., Lach, Lipiński, Maciejewicz, Małecki, Pieczonka, Soroka, Żygadło. Head coaches: Sroka/Such
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1999 Saudi Arabia — Bronze medal
- Bąkiewicz, Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Kudłacik, Malczewski, Oczko, Olichwer, Pasławski, Uliński. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza
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2001 Egypt — 5th place
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2003 Thailand — 13th place
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2005 Algeria — 7th place
- Bartman, Chaberek, Janeczek, Jarosz, Kaczmarek, Kamiński, Kubiak, Kurek, Łomacz, Sarnecki, Sufa, Świechowski. Head coach: Gogol
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2007 Mexico — 5th place
- Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kasparek, Kłos, Król, Krzywiecki, Mika, Paniaczyk, Piórkowski, Polański, Wroński, Zatorski. Head coach: Janaszewski
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2009 Italy — 11th place
- Buchowski, Długosz, Dryja, Ferens, Hain, Hebda, Kaczmarek, Kalembka, Kowalski, Mika, Piotrowski, Szczurek. Head coach: Ryś
2011 — did not qualified
- 2013 Mexico — Bronze medal
- Badura, Bieńkowski, Bućko, Fornal, Gryc, Lemański, Matula, Piechocki, Pietrzak, Szalpuk, Szymura, Śliwka. Head coach: Czaja
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2015 Argentina — Gold medal
- Niemiec, Kwolek, Kochanowski (C), Kozub, Szymański, Gruszczyński, Ziobrowski, Domagała, Droszyński, Woch, Masłowski, Fornal. Head coach: Pawlik
1991 to 2001 — did not participate
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2003 Paris — Gold medal
- Czarnowski, Domonik, Drzyzga, Gawryszewski, Gromadowski, Kozłowski, Możdżonek, Mróz, Pęcherz, Spychała, Wysocki, Żuk. Head coach: Kowalski
2005 to 2007 — did not participate
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2009 Tampere — Gold medal
- Gonciarz, Szczurek, Gluz, Buchowski, Ferens, Modzelewski, Hebda, Piotrowski, Hain, Bachmatiuk, Dryja, Kaczmarek. Head coach: Ryś
2011 — did not participate
- 2013 Utrecht — Silver medal
- Badura, Bieńkowski, Bućko, Fornal, Gryc, Lemański, Matula, Piechocki, Pietrzak, Siemiątkowski, Szalpuk, Śliwka. Head coach: Czaja
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2015 Tbilisi — Gold medal
- Niemiec, Kwolek, Kochanowski, Kozub, Szymański, Ziobrowski, Domagała, Droszyński, Woch, Masłowski, Fornal, Polczyk. Head coach: Pawlik
- 2017 Győr — TBD
References
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