France men's national volleyball team

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Medal record
FRANCE
Men’s Volleyball
World Championships
Bronze	2002 Argentina	Team
World League
Silver	2006 Moscow	Team
European Championships
Silver	1948 Italy	Team
Silver	1987 Belgium	Team
Silver	2003 Germany	Team
Bronze	1951 France	Team
Bronze	1985 Netherlands	Team

The France men's national volleyball team is the volleyball national team of France.

Contents 1 Olympic Games 2 World League 3 Goodwill Games 4 European Championship 5 Current team 6 See also 7 References

[edit] Olympic Games

• 1988 — 8th place
  • Philippe Blain, Eric Bouvier, Patrick Duflos, Alain Fabiani, Jean-Marc Jurkovitz, Jean-Baptiste Martzluff, Hervé Mazzon, Christophe Meneau, Eric N'Gapeth, Olivier Rossard, Philippe Salvan, and Laurent Tillie. Head Coach: Eric Daniel.

• 1992 — 11th place
  • Rivo Andriamamonjy, Eric Bouvier, Laurent Chambertin, Arnaud Josserand, Olivier Lecat, Luc Marquet, Christophe Meneau, David Romann, Olivier Rossard, Philippe Salvan, Laurent Tillie, and Eric Wolfer. Head Coach: Gérard Castan.

• 2004 — 9th place
  • Stéphane Antiga, Philippe Barça-Cysique, Laurent Capet, Dominique Daquin, Loïc De Kergret, Sébastien Frangolacci, Frantz Granvorka, Hubert Henno, Oliver Kieffer, Vincent Montméat, Mathias Patin, and Guillaume Samica. Head Coach: Philippe Blain.

[edit] World League

1990 — 5th place 1991 — 7th place 1992 — 10th place 1993 to 1998 — did not compete 1999 — 7th place 2000 — 7th place 2001 — 5th place

2002 — 7th place 2003 — 10th place 2004 — 5th place 2005 — 10th place 2006 — 2nd place 2007 — 6th place

[edit] Goodwill Games

• 1986 — 4th place

• Philippe Blain, Eric Bouvier, Gerard Castan, Eric Daniel, Lionel Devos, Patrick Duflos, Alain Fabiani, Bertrand Faitge, Stephan Faure, Michel Genson, Jean-Marc Jurkovitz, Herve Mazzon, Olivier Rossard, Philippe Salvan, and Laurent Tillie.

[edit] European Championship

1948 — Silver Medal 1951 — Bronze Medal 1955 — 8th place 1958 — 8th place 1963 — 8th place 1967 — 10th place

1971 — 14th place 1975 — 8th place 1977 — 10th place 1979 — 4th place 1981 — 8th place 1983 — 12th place

• 1985 — Bronze Medal
  • Pierre Bezault, Philippe Blain, Eric Bouvier, Lionel Devos, Alain Fabiani, Bertrand Faitg, Stéphane Faure, Jean Hornain, Jean-Marc Jurkovitz, Jean-Baptiste Martzluff, Hervé Mazzon, and Laurent Tillie. Head Coach: Jean-Marc Buchel.

• 1987 — Silver Medal
  • Philippe Blain, Eric Bouvier, Patrick Duflos, Alain Fabiani, Stéphane Faure, Luc Garlenc, Jean-Marc Jurkovitz, Hervé Mazzon, Christophe Meneau, Eric N'Gapeth, Olivier Rossard, and Laurent Tillie. Head Coach: Eric Daniel.

• 1989 — 5th place
  • Rivo Andriamamonjy, Eric Bouvier, Laurent Chambertin, Patrick Duflos, Arnaud Josserand, Jean-Marc Jurkovitz, Hervé Mazzon, Christophe Meneau, Eric N'Gapeth, Olivier Rossard, Laurent Tillie, and Jean-Michel Vandelanootte. Head Coach: Gérard Castan.

• 1991 — 9th place
  • Rivo Andriamamonjy, Laurent Chambertin, Arnaud Josserand, Reynald Lammens, Olivier Lecat, Luc Marquet, Christophe Meneau, David Romann, Olivier Rossard, Philippe Salvan, Laurent Tillie, and Eric Wolfer. Head Coach: Gérard Castan.

• 1993 — 9th place
  • Laurent Capet, Laurent Chambertin, Philippe Jungling, Gwenaël Le Rouzic, Olivier Lecat, Luc Marquet, Christophe Meneau, David Romann, Olivier Rossard, Christophe Patte, Stéphane Sapinart, and Eric Wolfer. Head Coach: Jean-Marie Fabiani.

• 1995 — Did not qualify

• 1997 — 4th place
  • Fabrice Bry, Laurent Capet, Laurent Chambertin, Loïc De Kergret, Frantz Granvorka, Renaud Herpe, Luc Marquet, Christophe Meneau, Christophe Patte, Yann Sanchez, Stéphane Sapinart, and Jacques Yoko. Head Coach: Vladimir Kondra.

• 1999 — 6th place
  • Stéphane Antiga, Fabrice Bry, Laurent Capet, Laurent Chambertin, Dominique Daquin, Loïc De Kergret, Frantz Granvorka, Frédéric Havas, Hubert Henno, Renaud Herpe, Luc Marquet, and Christophe Meneau. Head Coach: Pierre Laborie.

• 2001 — 7th place
  • Philippe Barça-Cysique, Fabrice Bry, Laurent Capet, Laurent Chambertin, Dominique Daquin, Frantz Granvorka, Hubert Henno, Renaud Herpe, Olivier Lecat, Luc Marquet, Jean-Charles Monneraye, and Vincent Montméat. Head Coach: Philippe Blain.

• 2003 — Silver Medal
  • Stéphane Antiga, Laurent Capet, Johan Cohen, Dominique Daquin, Loïc De Kergret, Sébastien Frangolacci, Frantz Granvorka, Hubert Henno, Olivier Kieffer, Luc Marquet, Vincent Montméat, and Mathias Patin. Head Coach: Philippe Blain.

• 2005 — 7th place
  • Stéphane Antiga, Philippe Barça-Cysique, Ludovic Castard, Dominique Daquin, Frantz Granvorka, Hubert Henno, Olivier Kieffer, Loïc Lemarrec, Jean-Charles Monneraye, Pierre Pujol, Guillaume Samica, and Gabriel Zobo-Lebay. Head Coach: Philippe Blain.

• 2007 — 9th place
  • Stéphane Antiga, Ludovic Castard, Gérald Hardy-Dessources, Hubert Henno, Xavier Kapfer, Loïc Lemarrec, Vincent Montméat, Pierre Pujol, Antonin Rouzier, Guillaume Samica, Bojidar Slavev, and Romain Vadeleux. Head Coach: Philippe Blain.

[edit] Current team

• Team Manager: Gérard Castan
  
• Head coach: Philippe Blain
  
• Assistant Coach: Oliver Lecat
  
• Trainer: Laurent Cadic
  

#	Name	Birthdate	Age (2007)	Club
1	Xavier Kapfer	1981	26	Nice Volley-Ball
2	Bojidar Slavev	1984	23	Spacer's de Toulouse
3	Gérard Hardy-Dessources	1983	24	Tours Volley-Ball
4	Antonin Rouzier	1986	21	Asnières Volley 92
5	Romain Vadeleux	1983	24	Paris Volley
6	Jean-Philippe Sol	1985	22	Montpellier UC
7	Stéphane Antiga (C)	1976	31	Son Amar Palma de Maiorca
8	Ludovic Castard	1983	24	Paris Volley
9	Frantz Granvorka	1976	31	Prisma Tarante
10	Vincent Montméat	1977	30	Tourcoing Lille Métropole
11	Loïc Lemarrec	1977	30	AS Cannes
12	Florian Kilama	1982	25	Poitiers
13	Pierre Pujol	1984	23	Poitiers
14	Loïc Geiler	1984	23	Montpellier UC
15	Guillaume Samica	1981	26	Poitiers
16	Toafa Takaniko	1985	22	AS Cannes
17	Olivier Kieffer	1979	28	Stade Poitevin
18	Jean-François Exiga	1982	25	AS Cannes
19	Julien Lemay	1982	25	Knack Roeselare

[edit] See also

• Volleyball
• France women's national volleyball team

[edit] References

• (French) l'Equipe
• (French) French Volleyball Federation

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