Thailand Women's National Volleyball Team
The end of 2007 was a great time for the Thailand Women’s National Team.
They had a good showing at the 14th Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship in September 2007 when they beat Korea, Kazakhstan and Chinese Taipei on their way to claiming third place behind China and eventual winners Japan.
And in their first appearance at the World Cup in Japan, the Thais finished in 10th place with a creditable two wins to their name.
Thailand also finished third in 2001 in the Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship, beating Japan on the way to this fantastic achievement, before their first appearance in the FIVB World Grand Prix in 2002. Since then they have appeared every year in the tournament except 2007.
Another highlight was the fourth-place finish at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
The Thailand Women's Team was founded in 1979 under the FIVB development plan named "2001 National Team Project."
The team was supported by the Petroleum Authority of Thailand for many years.
The team is now supported by the Thai Beverage Plc.
Remember the ball is in your court. Are you
">too small to play volleyball?
April Chapple is a freelance copywriter for volleyball products and promotions, columnist for USA Volleyball and the American Volleyball Coaches Association Coaching Volleyballmagazine and author of numerous online articles on playing and coaching volleyball. Author of the upcoming ebook "How to Stop Serving Like a Wimp" April's volleyball sites are volleyballvoices.com, volleyballvoyeur.com, beijingolympicvolleyball.com, and aprilsbeachvolleyballog.com. She can be reached at april@volleyballvoices.com
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They had a good showing at the 14th Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship in September 2007 when they beat Korea, Kazakhstan and Chinese Taipei on their way to claiming third place behind China and eventual winners Japan.
And in their first appearance at the World Cup in Japan, the Thais finished in 10th place with a creditable two wins to their name.
Thailand also finished third in 2001 in the Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship, beating Japan on the way to this fantastic achievement, before their first appearance in the FIVB World Grand Prix in 2002. Since then they have appeared every year in the tournament except 2007.
Another highlight was the fourth-place finish at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, Qatar.
The Thailand Women's Team was founded in 1979 under the FIVB development plan named "2001 National Team Project."
The team is now supported by the Thai Beverage Plc.
Remember the ball is in your court. Are you
">too small to play volleyball?
April Chapple is a freelance copywriter for volleyball products and promotions, columnist for USA Volleyball and the American Volleyball Coaches Association Coaching Volleyballmagazine and author of numerous online articles on playing and coaching volleyball. Author of the upcoming ebook "How to Stop Serving Like a Wimp" April's volleyball sites are volleyballvoices.com, volleyballvoyeur.com, beijingolympicvolleyball.com, and aprilsbeachvolleyballog.com. She can be reached at april@volleyballvoices.com
I know you want to learn the secrets of how the pros play like they do. The fastest way for you to do that is to sign up for the FREE Volleyball Voices Newsletter so you can be the first person on your team to get the inside track on how to stay off the bench and gain more playing time by improving all your volleyball skills, fast! Just fill out that box in the upper right hand corner to receive today's volleyball news you can use.
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