Hitachi Rivale

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Hitachi Rivale
Club Name 日立リヴァーレ
Arena
Hitachinaka city, Ibaraki,
Japan.
Manager Japan Koji Yamanokawa
Head Coach Japan Yoshihiro Hamada
LeagueV.Premier League
Position 2012-13 Runner-up (V.Challenge League)
Team Colors Blue, White and Yellow
WebsiteOfficial Website(ja)

Hitachi Rivale is a women's volleyball team based in Hitachinaka city, Ibaraki, Japan. It plays in V.Premier League. The owner is Hitachi Automotive Systems.

History

  • It was founded in November 1980 as Hitachi Sawa Rivale.
  • It promoted to V.League in 1998.
  • In April 2009, it lost the V.challenge match, so it has been demoted to the V.challenge League next season.
  • In April 2010, the team name was changed to Hitachi Rivale.
  • In April 2013, It promoted to V.Premier League agin after beating Denso Airybees.

Honours

Kurowashiki All Japan Volleyball Championship
  • Runners-up (1): 2006

League Results

League Position Teams Matches Win Lose
V.League5th (1998–99) 8th 10 18711
6th (1999–2000)10th 10 18315
9th (2002–03)8th 8 21318
10th (2003–04)6th 10 18711
11th (2004–05)9th 10 27720
12th (2005–06)8th 10 271017
V・Premier2006-079th 10 27621
2007-0810th 10 27126
2008-0910th 10 27027
V・Challenge2009-10Champion 12 16151
2010-11Runner-up 12 18171
2011-12Champion 12 22211
2012-13Runner-up 10 18171
V・Premier2013-14 8

Current squad

As of Nov. 2013

  • 1   Japan Ayaka Hosokawa
  • 1   Japan Marie Wada
  • 3   Japan Momoka MInami
  • 4   Japan Yukiko Ebata
  • 5   Japan Arisa Satō
  • 6   Japan Mai Hikichi
  • 8   Japan Miya Satō
  • 9   Japan Yukino Nagamatsu
  • 11 Japan Saori Takahashi
  • 12 Japan Moemi Toui (Captain)
  • 13 Japan Sae Ishida
  • 14 Japan Mirei Sasaki
  • 15 Japan Konatsu Kawamura
  • 17 Japan An Saita
  • 18 Japan Haruka Iseki
  • 19 Japan Sayaka Nagano

Former players

  • Yuki Sugawara (-2008)
  • Akiko Ino (-2007)
  • Keiko Kuroha (2005–2009)
  • Megumi Itabashi (2003–2009)
  • Mariko Futakawa (2007–2009)
  • Ayano Inishi (2006–2009)
  • Kaori Iida (1998–2009)
  • Miki Shimada (2006–2009)
  • Narumi Takashima (2007–2009)
  • Saori Ishida (2007–2009)
  • Makoto Matsuura(2009–2010)
  • Sae Ishida(-2010)
  • Akari Fujisaki(-2010)
  • Yurie Yamamoto(-2010)
  • Hokaku Cho(-2010)

References

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