Riëtte Fledderus

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Riëtte Fledderus

Personal information

Born

October 18, 1977

Medal record

Women’s Volleyball
Competitor for the Netherlands
European Championships
Gold	1995 Arnhem	Team Competition
FIVB World Grand Prix
Gold	2007 Ningbo	Team Competition

Emmy Henriëtte ("Riëtte") Fledderus (born October 18, 1977 in Meppel, Drenthe) is a female volleyball player from the Netherlands, who represented her native country at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, finishing in fifth place.

Fledderus was a member of the Netherlands women's national volleyball team that won the gold medal at the 1995 European Championship by defeating Croatia (3-0) in the final. She was also part of the team during the 2007 Boris Yeltsin Cup in Yekaterinburg where the Dutch won the silver medal after losing the final to China (3-1).

References

(Dutch) Dutch Olympic Committee

v t e Netherlands – 1995 European Championship (1st title)

Cintha Boersma Erna Brinkman Marjolein de Jong Jolanda Elshof Riëtte Fledderus Jerine Fleurke Petra Groenland Marrit Leenstra Elles Leferink Irena Machovcak Ingrid Visser Henriëtte Weersing Coach: Bert Goedkoop

v t e Netherlands – 1996 Summer Olympics (fifth place)

1 Jerine Fleurke 3 Saskia van Hintum 4 Erna Brinkman 5 Cintha Boersma (c) 7 Irena Machovcak 9 Marjolein de Jong 10 Henriëtte Weersing 11 Marrit Leenstra 12 Elles Leferink 13 Claudia van Thiel 14 Riëtte Fledderus 15 Ingrid Visser Coach: Bert Goedkoop

v t e Netherlands – 2006 Women's Volleyball World Championship (8th place)

1 K. Staelens 4 C. Staelens 6 Orsel 8 Blom 9 Meijners 10 Van Tienen 11 Wensink 12 Flier 14 Fledderus 15 I. Visser 16 Stam 17 S. Visser Coach: Avital Selinger

Persondata
Name	Fledderus, Riette
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Short description	Dutch volleyball player
Date of birth	October 18, 1977
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