Good job by Poles. They didn't even lose a set
And WCH without Russia
Congratulations, Dutches
Thank you! Holland had a good Junior National Team,with players who also played in NT. But win from Russia?? Really good!!!
Qualifications for the Junior World Championships 2009
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netherland
turkey
bulgarıa
poland
germany
and italy...
it shows that teams which are successful at senior level, will also get success in the future...
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The Netherlands has played very well but I was very sad. Because Russia couldn't go to JWCH. Congratulations The Netherlands.
Turkey's staff is very good. Our a few players missing but Turkey played very well. I hope Turkey NT will be the champion in Junior World Championships. 
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The Netherlands has played very well but I was very sad. Because Russia couldn't go to JWCH. Congratulations The Netherlands.
Turkey's staff is very good. Our a few players missing but Turkey played very well. I hope Turkey NT will be the champion in Junior World Championships.
why not? we have taken silver medal at the same generation in youth championship. if naz aydemir would play we can take the gold one. because at that time büşra cansu would play too -
Congratulation to all the teams that are already part of the championship. I am very glad to see Bulgarian team among them. We haven't participated in this forum since 1991.
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We haven't participated in this forum since 1991.
You mean "tournament", right?
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FIVB confirms Women’s Jr. Worlds a go, Beach tourney a no in Mexico
The FIVB confirmed today that the 2009 FIVB Women’s Junior World Championship scheduled for Tijuana and Mexicali, Mexico would go ahead as scheduled from July 16-25.The FIVB’s crisis management unit has been closely monitoring the situation regarding the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, in Mexico and elsewhere around the world and ultimately decided the health and safety of the players and others involved in the tournament are not at risk.The crisis management unit will continue to keep abreast of the situation and initiate appropriate measures should unforeseen developments warrant them.In an unrelated development, the FIVB confirmed that Mexico has declined to host the SWATCH FIVB Men’s and Women’s Beach Volleyball Junior World Championships (U-21).The FIVB is looking for alternative sites to stage the event, which was slated to take place from September 2-6, with a number of interested federations already expressing interest.The first edition of the highly successful World Junior tournament took place in France in 2001, and was last hosted by Brighton, England in 2008.