Serbia women's national volleyball team

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The Serbia women's national volleyball team is governed by the Volleyball Federation of Serbia and takes part in international volleyball competitions.

FIVB considers Serbia the inheritor of the records of SFR Yugoslavia (1948-1991) and Serbia and Montenegro (1992-2006).

The Olympic Committee of Serbia declared the women's national volleyball team the best female side of the year from 2006 to 2011. Serbia earned a silver medal at the 2016 summer Olympics in Women's Volleyball.

Video Serbia women's national volleyball team

Results

Olympic Games

• 2008 -- 5th place
• 2012 -- 11th place
• 2016 -- 2nd place

World Championship

• 2006 -- 3rd place
• 2010 -- 8th place
• 2014 -- 7th place
• 2018 -- Qualified

World Cup

• 2007 -- 5th place
• 2011 -- 7th place
• 2015 -- 2nd place

World Grand Prix

• 2011 -- 3rd place
• 2012 -- 11th place
• 2013 -- 3rd place
• 2014 -- 8th place
• 2015 -- 8th place
• 2016 -- 7th place
• 2017 -- 3rd place

European Championship

• 2003 -- 9th place
• 2005 -- 7th place
• 2007 -- 2nd place
• 2009 -- 7th place
• 2011 -- 1st place
• 2013 -- 4th place
• 2015 -- 3rd place
• 2017 -- 1st place

European Games

• 2015 -- 3rd place

European Volleyball League

• 2009 -- 1st place
• 2010 -- 1st place
• 2011 -- 1st place
• 2012 -- 3rd place
• 2013 -- 5th place

Maps Serbia women's national volleyball team

Team

Current squad

The following is the Serbian roster in the 2017 Women's European Volleyball Championship.

Head coach: Zoran Terzi?

Previous squads

• 2003 European Championship -- 9th place

  Sanja Starovi?, Svetlana Ili?, Maja Ili?, Aleksandra Rankovi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Vesna Toma?evi?, Anja Spasojevi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Aleksandra Milosavljevi?, Maja Simani?, Mira Golubovi?, Ivana Krd?i?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2005 European Championship -- 7th place

  Sanja Starovi?, Marina Vujovi?, Vesna ?itakovi?, Aleksandra Rankovi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Bri?itka Molnar, Anja Spasojevi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Maja Simani?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Aleksandra Avramovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2006 World Championship -- 3rd place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Vesna ?itakovi?, Aleksandra Rankovi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Bri?itka Molnar, Anja Spasojevi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Maja Simani?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Jovana Vesovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2007 European Championship -- 2nd place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Vesna ?itakovi?, Ivana Isailovi?, Jasna Majstorovi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Anja Spasojevi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Maja Simani?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Jovana Vesovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2008 Olympics -- 5th place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Vesna ?itakovi?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Bri?itka Molnar, Sanja Malagurski, Jelena Nikoli?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Maja Simani?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jovana Vesovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2009 European Championship -- 7th place

  Jelena Nikoli?, Jovana Brako?evi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Jasna Majstorovi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Ana Antonijevi?, Jovana Vesovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Aleksandra Petrovi?, Silvija Popovi?, Suzana ?ebi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2010 World Championship -- 8th place

  Jelena Nikoli?, Jovana Brako?evi?, Sanja Malagurski, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Jasna Majstorovi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Ana Antonijevi?, Jovana Vesovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Silvija Popovi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Dragana Marinkovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2011 European Championship -- 1st place

  Ana Lazarevi?, Jovana Brako?evi?, Sanja Malagurski, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Ana Antonijevi?, Jovana Vesovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Na?a Ninkovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Suzana ?ebi?, Silvija Popovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2012 Olympics -- 11th place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Ivana ?erisilo, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Jovana Vesovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Suzana ?ebi?, Sanja Starovi?, Jelena Blagojevi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2013 European Championship -- 4th place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Sanja Malagurski, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Ana Bjelica, Milena Ra?i?, Suzana ?ebi?, Jasna Majstorovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2014 World Championship -- 7th place

  Jovana Brako?evi?, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Nata?a Krsmanovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Bri?itka Molnar, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Na?a Ninkovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Silvija Popovi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Tijana Bo?kovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2015 European Championship -- 3rd place

  Bianka Bu?a, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Mina Popovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Ana Bjelica, Jovana Stevanovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Silvija Popovi?, Suzana ?ebi?, Tijana Bo?kovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2016 Olympics -- 2nd place

  Bianka Bu?a, Jovana Brako?evi?, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Maja Ognjenovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jelena Nikoli?, Jovana Stevanovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Silvija Popovi?, Tijana Bo?kovi?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

• 2017 European Championship -- 1st place

  Bianka Bu?a, Ana Bjelica, Bojana ?ivkovi?, Tijana Male?evi?, Brankica Mihajlovi?, Stefana Veljkovi?, Jovana Stevanovi?, Milena Ra?i?, Tijana Bo?kovi?, Sla?ana Mirkovi?, Jelena Blagojevi?, Bojana Milenkovi?, Mina Popovi?, Teodora Pu?i?. Head Coach: Zoran Terzi?.

Coaches

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Racism Controversy

On May 28, 2017, the Serbia women's national volleyball team attracted controversy for a racist photo. After beating Poland in a match to secure their place in the 2018 FIVB Women's World Championship to be held in Japan, the team celebrated by taking a photo, in which they pulled their eyes back, a historically racist gesture intended to mock and insult Asian people.

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See also

• Yugoslavia women's national volleyball team

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References

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External links

• Official website
• FIVB profile

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