Jineiry Martínez
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Jineiry Martínez (ur. 3 grudnia 1997) – dominikańska siatkarka, reprezentantka kraju, grająca na pozycji środkowej.
Jej starszą siostrą jest Brayelin Martínez, która również jest siatkarką.
Sukcesy klubowe
Superpuchar Francji:
2015
2015
Superpuchar Brazylii:
- 2020, 2021
2021, 2022[2]
2021, 2022Klubowe Mistrzostwa Ameryki Południowej:
2021- 2022[3]
2021Sukcesy reprezentacyjne
2013
2015
2013
2015Puchar Panamerykański U-23:
- 2014, 2016, 2018
Puchar Panamerykański Juniorek:
- 2015
2015
2015Mistrzostwa Ameryki Północnej, Środkowej i Karaibów:
Nagrody indywidualne
- 2014: Najlepsza blokująca Pucharu Panamerykańskiego U-23
- 2015: Najlepsza blokująca Pucharu Panamerykańskiego Juniorek
- 2018: Najlepsza środkowa Pucharu Panamerykańskiego U-23
- 2019: Najlepsza środkowa Igrzysk Panamerykańskich
- 2021: Najlepsza środkowa Pucharu Panamerykańskiego
Przypisy
- ↑ Kardeş Jineiry Martinez de Aydın’da!. voleybolplus.com. [dostęp 2018-07-30]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2018-07-30)]. (tur.).
- ↑ Siatkarki Itambe Minas mistrzyniami Brazylii. siatka.org. (pol.).
- ↑ SACCH W: For 6th time in history, Minas conquer South American Club Championship. worldofvolley.com. (ang.).
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