CAV Murcia 2005
CAV Murcia 2005 (hiszp. Club Atlético Voleibol Murcia 2005) – żeński klub siatkarski z Hiszpanii, powstały w 2005 roku w Murcji. Występuje w rozgrywkach Superligi. W sezonach 2006 – 2008 grała w nim reprezentantka Polski – Małgorzata Glinka, a sezonie 2006 – 2007 również Agata Mróz.
Informacje ogólne
- Hala – Pabellon Principe de Asturias Murcia
- Barwy – czerwono-żółte
- Prezydent klubu:
Pascual Saurín
Osiągnięcia
Rozgrywki krajowe
Złoty medal Mistrzostw Hiszpanii: 2007, 2008, 2009
Brązowy medal Mistrzostw Hiszpanii: 2006- Superpuchar Hiszpanii: 2006, 2007
- Puchar Królowej: 2006, 2007
Złoty medal Mistrzostw Hiszpanii: 2007, 2008, 2009
Brązowy medal Mistrzostw Hiszpanii: 2006Rozgrywki na arenie międzynarodowej
- Puchar Top Teams: 2007
Skład
Sezon 2006-2007
- – Diana Castaño Sarrias „PITU” – libero
– Frauke Dirickx – rozgrywająca- – Amaranta Fernandez Navarro
- – Elena Gracia Marquez – atakująca
– Małgorzata Glinka – Mogentale – przyjmująca- – Agata Mróz – środkowa
– Lubow Sokołowa – przyjmująca
– Nancy Metcalf – atakująca- – Lucia Paraja Ramos – środkowa
- – Sara Perez Medina – rozgrywająca
– Annerys Vargas Valdez – środkowa- – Prisilla Rivera – atakująca
- – Esther Rodriguez Martin – libero
- – Rebeca Serrano Romero – przyjmująca
– Fernanda Porto Venturini – rozgrywająca
Sezon 2007-2008
- 1. Walewska de Oliveira
- 3. Maria Isabel Fernández
- 6. Sara Pérez
- 7. Fofāo
- 8.
Sofia Arimattei - 9. Małgorzata Glinka – Mogentale
- 10. Pitu
- 12. Jaqueline Carvalho
- 14. Prisilla Rivera
- 15. Amaranta Fernández
- 17. Isabella Zillio
- 18. Araceli Malagón
- Trener: – Paulo Coco
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona klubu. voleibolmurcia.net. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2007-12-27)].
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