Nalbert Bitencourt

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Nalbert Bitencourt
Medal record


Men’s Volleyball
Competitor for Brazil
Olympic Games
Gold	2004 Athens	Team
World Championship
Gold	2002 Argentina	Team
World Cup
Gold	2003 Japan	Team
World League
Gold	2001 Katowice	Team
Gold	2003 Madrid	Team
Gold	2007 Katowice	Team
Silver	2002 Belo Horizonte	Team
Pan American Games
Bronze	2003 Santo Domingo	Team

Nalbert Tavares Bitencourt, known as Nalbert (born March 9, 1974) is a former Brazilian professional volleyball player.

He was born in Rio de Janeiro.

Nalbert is 195 cm (77 in) and played as passer-attacker. With Brazil national team he won two World Leagues (2003 and 2004), one World Cup (2003), a World (2002) and one Olympic gold medal.

Clubs

Club	Country	From	To
Minas Belo Horizonte	Brazil	1992–1993	1993–1994
Banespa São Bernardo do Campo	Brazil	1994–1995	1996–1997
Olympikus São Caetano	Brazil	1997–1998	1998–1999
Macerata	Italy	1999–2000	2001–2002
Panasonic	Japan	2001–2002	2001–2002
Macerata	Italy	2002–2003	2003–2004
Minas Belo Horizonte	Brazil	2004–2005	...

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profile

Awards
Preceded by Robert Scheidt	Brazilian Sportsmen of the Year 2002	Succeeded by Fernando Meligeni

v t e Brazil – 2004 Summer Olympics Gold Medal

3 Giovane 4 André Heller 6 Maurício 7 Giba 9 André Nascimento 10 Sérgio 11 Anderson 12 Nalbert (C) 13 Gustavo 14 Rodrigão 17 Ricardinho 18 Dante Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Brazil – 2002 Men's World Championship Champions (1st title)

3 Giovane 5 Henrique 6 Maurício 7 Giba 9 André 10 Sérgio 11 Anderson 12 Nalbert 13 Gustavo 14 Rodrigão 17 Ricardinho 18 Dante Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Brazil – 2003 FIVB Men's World Cup Champions (1st title)

3 Giovane 4 André Heller 6 Maurício 7 Giba 9 André Nascimento 10 Sérgio 11 Anderson 12 Nalbert 13 Gustavo 14 Rodrigão 17 Ricardinho 18 Dante Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Brazil – World League 2003 Champions (3rd title)

1 Minuzzi 2 Marcelinho 3 Giovane 4 André Heller 5 Henrique 6 Maurício 7 Giba 8 Murilo 9 André Nascimento 10 Sérgio 11 Anderson 12 Nalbert 13 Gustavo 14 Rodrigão 15 Ezinho 16 Vissotto 17 Ricardinho 18 Dante Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Brazil – World League 2007 Champions (7th title)

1 Bruno 2 Marcelinho 3 Eder 4 André Heller 5 Sidão 6 Samuel 7 Giba 8 Murilo 9 André 10 (L) Sérgio 11 Anderson 12 Nalbert 13 Gustavo 14 Rodrigão 15 Minuzzi 16 Thiago Alves 17 (C) Ricardinho 18 Dante 19 (L) Alan Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Brazil – 2003 Pan American Games bronze medal

Giovane Sérgio Rodrigão Gustavo André Heller André Anderson Giba Nalbert Dante Ricardinho Mauricio Coach: Bernardinho

v t e Prêmio Brasil Olímpico

Men	1999 Gustavo Kuerten 2000 Gustavo Kuerten 2001 Robert Scheidt 2002 Nalbert 2003 Fernando Meligeni 2004 Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima 2005 João Derly 2006 Giba 2007 Thiago Pereira 2008 César Cielo 2009 César Cielo 2010 Murilo Endres 2011 César Cielo 2012 Arthur Zanetti 2013 Jorge Zarif

Women	1999 Maurren Maggi 2000 Leila Barros 2001 Daniele Hypólito 2002 Daniele Hypólito 2003 Daiane dos Santos 2004 Daiane dos Santos 2005 Natália Falavigna 2006 Laís Souza 2007 Jade Barbosa 2008 Maurren Maggi 2009 Sarah Menezes 2010 Fabiana Murer 2011 Fabiana Murer 2012 Sheilla Castro 2013 Poliana Okimoto

Persondata
Name	Bitencourt, Nalbert
Alternative names
Short description	Olympic volleyball player of Brazil
Date of birth	March 9, 1974
Place of birth	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Date of death
Place of death

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