Dominican Republic women's national volleyball team

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Dominican Republic
Federation		Federación Dominicana de Volibol
Website		www.fedovoli.org (Spanish)
Confederation		NORCECA
FIVB ranking		14 (as of 2008-01-05)

Medal record
Pan American Games
Gold	2003 Santo Domingo	Team
NORCECA Championship
Bronze	1997 Caguas	Team
Bronze	2001 Santo Domingo	Team
Bronze	2003 Santo Domingo	Team
Bronze	2005 Port of Spain	Team
Bronze	2007 Winnipeg	Team
Pan-American Cup
Gold	2008 Tijuana/Mexicali	Team
Silver	2002 Mexicali	Team
Silver	2003 Saltillo	Team
Silver	2005 Santo Domingo	Team
Bronze	2004 Tijuana/Mexicali	Team
Bronze	2006 San Juan	Team
Bronze	2007 Colima	Team

The Dominican Republic women's national volleyball team represents the Dominican Republic in international volleyball competitions. Its biggest win came in 2003, when the squad surprisingly won the 2003 Pan American Games on home soil. The dominant forces in women's volleyball in North and Central America are Cuba and the United States.

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Olympic Games 1.2 World Championship 1.3 World Grand Prix 1.4 Pan American Games 1.5 Pan-American Cup 2 Squads 3 References

[edit] Results

[edit] Olympic Games

• 1964 to 2000 – did not participate
• 2004 – 11th place
• 2008 – did not qualify

[edit] World Championship

• 1998 – 12th place
• 2002 – 13th place
• 2006 – 18th place

[edit] World Grand Prix

• 1993 to 2003 – did not participate
• 2004 – 12th place
• 2005 – 11th place
• 2006 – 8th place
• 2007 – 11th place

[edit] Pan American Games

• 1955 – 4th place
• 1959 – did not participate
• 1963 – did not participate
• 1967 – did not participate
• 1971 – did not participate
• 1975 – did not participate
• 1979 – 7th place
• 1983 – did not participate
• 1987 – did not participate
• 1991 – did not participate
• 1995 – did not participate
• 1999 – 4th place
• 2003 – 1st place
• 2007 – 5th place

[edit] Pan-American Cup

• 2002 — 2nd place
• 2003 — 2nd place
• 2004 — 3rd place
• 2005 — 2nd place
• 2006 — 3rd place
• 2007 — 3rd place
• 2008 — 1st place

[edit] Squads

• 2002 World Championship — 13th place

  Nurys Arias, Yudelkys Bautista, Milagros Cabral, Evelyn Carrera, Francisca Duarte, Karla Echenique, Francia Jackson, Kenya Moreta, Yndys Novas, Cosiri Rodriguez, Lucy Suazo, and Annerys Vargas. Head Coach: Jorge Perez Vento.

• 2003 Pan American Games — Gold Medal

  Rosalyn Angel, Nurys Arias, Yudelkys Bautista, Milagros Cabral, Evelyn Carrera, Alexandra Caso, Francia Jackson, Sofia Mercedes, Kenya Moreta, Prisilla Montes, Cosiri Rodriguez, and Annerys Vargas.

• 2003 FIVB World Cup — 10th place

• Annerys Vargas, Rosalin Rojas, Yudelkys Bautista, Evelyn Carrera, Sofia Mercedes, Nuris Arias, Milagros Cabral, Juana Miguelina Gonzalez, Francia Jackson, Prisilla Rivera, Cosiri Rodriguez, and Kenya Moreta. Head Coach: Jorge Garbey.

• 2004 Olympic Games — 11th place

• Annerys Vargas, Yudelkys Bautista, Evelyn Carrera, Alexandra Caso, Sofia Mercedes, Juana Savinon, Milagros Cabral, Juana Miguelina Gonzalez, Francia Jackson, Prisilla Rivera, Cosiri Rodriguez, and Kenya Moreta. Head Coach: Jorge Garbey.

• 2005 FIVB World Grand Prix — 11th place

  Annerys Vargas, Yudelkys Bautista, Dahiana Burgos, Evelyn Carrera, Karla Echenique, Juana Miguelina Gonzalez, Sofia Mercedes, Sidarka de los Milagros, Prisilla Rivera, Cosiri Rodriguez, Cindy Rondon, and Kenya Moreta. Head Coach: Francisco Cruz Jimenez.

• 2008 Olympic Qualification Tournament — 4th place (did not qualify)

  Milagros Cabral, Brenda Castillo, Bethania de la Cruz, Carmen Rosa Caso, Gina del Rosario, Annerys Vargas, Karla Echenique, Sidarka Nuñez, Prisilla Rivera, Cosiri Rodriguez, Cindy Rondon, and Lisvel Elisa Eve. Head Coach: Beato Miguel Cruz.

[edit] References

• Sports123