VK Selver Tallinn

VK Selver Tallinn
Full name MTÜ Audentese VK Selver Tallinn
Founded 2000
Ground Audentese Spordihall, Tallinn
Manager Estonia Avo Keel
League Estonian Volleyball League
Schenker League
CEV Cup
2012-13 1st (Estonian League)
4th (Schenker League)
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VK Selver Tallinn is a professional Volleyball team based in Tallinn, Estonia. It plays in the Schenker League and in the CEV Cup.

History

Audentes Volleyball Club was founded in 2000. In 2005–06 season an Estonian supermarket chain Selver became the name sponsor for the team. In the last seasons Selver Tallinn has been the best Estonian volleyball club. Under the coaching of the Estonian national team head coach Avo Keel Selver has won both the Estonian League and the Schenker League five years in a row.

Seasons

Season League Cup Schenker Europe Coach Roster
2000–01 3rd Andres Skuin Uldis Bergmanis, Indrek Holst, Aldis Jaundzeikars, Jaanus Lillepuu, Margus Niinemägi, Urmas Niitav, Mait Pärg, Mihkel Roosme, Veiko Soll, Margus Sunduk, Marko Tali, Rain Värton
2001–02 5th
2002–03 4th
2003–04 4th
2004–05 Champion Winner CEV Cup
Round I		 Juha Lantto Sten Esna, Veiko Lember, Igor Mirošnitšenko, Jarmo Neuhaus, Andris Õunpuu, Raimo Pajusalu, Keith Pupart, Kristjan Sikaste, Janis Sirelpuu, Markus Tammaru, Konstantin Tšernilovski, Rivo Vesik
2005–06 2nd 1/2 Finals 6th Avo Keel Nikita Batujev, Aivis Eida, Sten Esna, Veiko Lember, Valts Mihelsons, Jarmo Neuhaus, Andris Õunpuu, Keith Pupart, Kristjan Sikaste, Marko Tali, Markus Tammaru, Konstantin Tšernilovski, Rivo Vesik
2006–07 Champion Winner Champion CEV Cup
Round I		 Avo Keel Asko Esna, Tsvetan Hristov, Toni Kankaanpää, Ardo Kreek, Veiko Lember, Jarmo Neuhaus, Andris Õunpuu, Keith Pupart, Martti Rosenblatt, Kristjan Sikaste, Sander Steinberg, Markus Tammaru, Konstantin Tšernilovski
2007–08 Champion Winner Champion CEV Challenge Cup 1/4 Finals Avo Keel Siim Ennemuist, Asko Esna, Ardo Kreek, Agris Leitis, Veiko Lember, Jarmo Neuhaus, Kristjan Õuekallas, Andris Õunpuu, Keith Pupart, Martti Rosenblatt, Kristjan Sikaste, Janis Sirelpuu,
2008–09 Champion Finalist Champion CEV Challenge Cup Round II Avo Keel Artjoms Andilevko, Siim Ennemuist, Asko Esna, Meelis Kivisild, Agris Leitis, Veiko Lember, Argo Meresaar, Jarmo Neuhaus, Jaanus Nõmmsalu, Keith Pupart, Martti Rosenblatt, Janis Sirelpuu
2009–10 Champion Winner Champion CEV Cup
1/8 Finals		 Avo Keel Artjoms Andilevko, Meelis Kivisild, Mathias Loftesnes, Argo Meresaar, Kusti Nõlvak, Taavi Nõmmistu, Kristjan Õuekallas, Deniss Petrovs, Martti Rosenblatt, Martin Ruul, Austris Stals, Timo Tammemaa, Jarmo Neuhaus, Märt Pajusalu, Mikk Markus Sihver, Allar Uuetoa
2010–11 Champion Winner Champion CEV Challenge Cup 1/4 Finals Avo Keel Meelis Kivisild, Timo Tammemaa, Martti Keel, Argo Meresaar, Martin Ruul, Kristjan Õuekallas, Hindrek Pulk, Dmitro Pašitskii, Deniss Petrovs, Asko Esna, Mathias Loftesnes, Martti Rosenblatt
2011–12 2nd Winner Finalist CEV Challenge Cup 1/8 Finals Avo Keel Meelis Kivisild, Keiro Vantsi, Martti Keel, Timo Tammemaa, Argo Meresaar, Reimo Rannar, Kristjan Õuekallas, Hindrek Pulk, Andri Aganits, Kaur Koiduste, Taavi Sadam, Andrejs Baburovs, Asko Esna, Markus Keel, Denis Losnikov, Martti Rosenblatt
2012–13 Champion Finalist 4th CEV Challenge Cup 1/16 Finals Avo Keel Andri Aganits, Asko Esna, Helar Jalg, Martti Juhkami, Ronald Järv, Markkus Keel, Martti Keel, Meelis Kivisild, Denis Losnikov, Argo Meresaar, Oliver Orav, Kristjan Õuekallas, Hindrek Pulk, Reimo Rannar, Timo Tammemaa
2013–14 2nd 1/4 Finals Champion CEV Challenge Cup 1/8 Finals Avo Keel Meelis Kivisild, Timo Tammemaa, Martti Keel, Reimo Rannar, Oliver Orav, Kristjan Õuekallas, Martti Rosenblatt, Johan Vahter, Hindrek Pulk, Denis Losnikov, Roland Järv, Dmitri Tucov, Helar Jalg

Honours

Estonian League

Estonian Cup

Schenker League

Players

Current squad

Coach : Rainer Vassiljev  Estonia[1]

Shirt No Nationality Player Birth Date Height Position
1  Estonia Meelis Kivisild July 28, 1990 198 Middle blocker
3  Estonia Ragnar Kalde October 10, 1996 195 Middle blocker
4  Estonia Reimo Rannar January 30, 1988 203 Middle blocker
5  Estonia Oliver Orav August 31, 1995 192 Opposite
6  Estonia Karli Allik September 25, 1996 192 Spiker
7  Estonia Denis Losnikov February 25, 1994 196 Spiker
8  Estonia Martti Rosenblatt (C) December 29, 1987 198 Middle blocker
9  Estonia Andres Toobal August 27, 1988 194 Setter
10  Estonia Johan Vahter November 19, 1995 190 Libero
11  Estonia Ergo Sartakov March 26, 1984[2] 180 Setter
12  Australia Lincoln Williams October 6, 1993 200 Opposite
15  Estonia Helar Jalg February 15, 1994 191 Spiker
18  Italy Federico Marretta August 9, 1990 188 Spiker

Notable players

References

  1. ↑ http://www.volleyball.ee/selver-tallinn
  2. ↑ http://www.cev.lu/Competition-Area/PlayerDetails.aspx?TeamID=8870&PlayerID=25023&ID=737


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