Poland men's national under-21 volleyball team

Poland men's national under-21 volleyball team

Medal record
U21 World Championship
	1996 Israel
	1971 Spain
	2014 Czech Republic/Slovakia
	1973 Netherlands
	1975 West Germany
U21 European Championship
	1997 Bahrain
	2003 Iran

The Poland men's national under-21 volleyball team is the men's national under-21 volleyball team of Poland. The team is controlled by the Polski Związek Piłki Siatkowej (PZPS), which represents the country in international competitions - CEV U21 European Championships and FIVB U21 World Championships. Polish national under-21 team is ranked 9th (as of September 2015) in the FIVB world ranking.

International competitions

U21 European Championship

• 1966 Hungary — 10th place
• 1969 Soviet Union — 7th place
• 1971 Spain — Silver medal
• 1973 Netherlands — Bronze medal
• 1975 West Germany — Bronze medal
• 1977 France — 4th place
• 1979 Portugal — 8th place

1982 — did not participate

• 1984 France — 7th place
• 1986 Hungary — 8th place
• 1988 Italy — 4th place
• 1990 West Germany — 10th place
• 1992 Poland — 7th place

1994 — did not participate

• 1996 Israel — Gold medal

  Chadała, Gruszka, Ignaczak, Kruk, Murek, Papke, Prus, Szczerbaniuk, Szcześniewski, Świderski, Wnuk, Zagumny. Head coach: Mazur

• 1998 Czech Republic — 4th place

  Jaszewski, Kocik M., Kozłowski, Lach, Lipiński, Maciejewicz, Makaryk, Małecki, Pieczonka, Soroka, Żygadło. Head coaches: Such/Broński/Ryś

• 2000 Italy — 5th place

  Bąkiewicz, Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Korpak, Kudłacik, Kurian, Malczewski, Oczko, Uliński. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza/Wiekluk

• 2002 Poland — 5th place

  Augustyn, Kaczmarek, Neroj, Olejniczak, Patucha, Szulik, Ruciak, Wika, Winiarski, Wlazły, Woicki, Wójcik. Head coaches: Ryś

2004 — did not participate

• 2006 Russia — 7th place

  Antosik, Bartman, Gorzewski, Janeczek, Jarosz, Kaczmarek, Kubiak, Kurek, Nowakowski, Sarnecki, Sufa, Świechowski. Head coach: Gogol

• 2008 Czech Republic — 9th place

  Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kłos, Kozłowski, Król, Krzysiek, Krzywiecki, Polański, Wiśniewski, Wójtowicz, Wroński, Zatorski. Head coach: Janaszewski

• 2010 Belarus — 10th place

  Buchowski, Dryja, Ferens, Gonciarz, Hain, Hebda, Kaczmarek, Kalembka, Mika, Modzelewski, Piotrowski, Szczurek

• 2012 Denmark/Poland — 6th place

  Bednorz, Janusz, Krulicki, Łapszyński, Maruszczyk, Muzaj, Nowakowski, Orczyk, Piechocki, Wachnik, Wolański, Woś. Head coach: Nawrocki

• 2014 Czech Republic/Slovakia — Silver medal

  Bieńkowski, Bućko, Droszyński, Fornal, Gryc, Kochanowski, Mordyl, Piechocki, Szymura, Śliwka, Zabłocki, Zwiech. Head coach: Nawrocki

• 2016 Bulgaria — TBD

U21 World Championship

1977 to 1987 — did not qualified

• 1989 Greece — 7th place

1991 to 1993 — did not qualified

• 1995 Malaysia — 8th place
• 1997 Bahrain — Gold medal

  Chadała, Gruszka, Ignaczak, Kruk, Murek, Papke, Prus, Szczerbaniuk, Szymański, Świderski, Wnuk, Zagumny. Head coach: Mazur

• 1999 Thailand — 9th place

  Bąkiewicz, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Januszkiewicz, Jaszewski, Kocik M., Lach, Lipiński, Łuka, Soroka, Zając, Żygadło. Head coaches: Ryś J./Ryś G./Broński

• 2001 Poland — 9th place

  Gołaś, Grzesiowski, Grzyb, Kokociński, Kosmol, Kudłacik, Malczewski, Oczko, Pasławski, Siezieniewski, Uliński, Winiarski. Head coaches: Sroka/Kasza/Wiekluk

• 2003 Iran — Gold medal

  Augustyn, Gromadowski, Kaczmarek, Kryś, Możdżonek, Neroj, Olejniczak, Ruciak, Szulik, Winiarski, Wlazły, Woicki. Head coach: Ryś

2005 to 2007 — did not qualified

• 2009 India — 9th place

  Drzyzga, Jasiński, Kłos, Konarski, Kozłowski, Król, Krzywiecki, Mika, Polański, Wiśniewski, Włodarczyk, Zatorski. Head coach: Gościniak

2011 to 2013 — did not qualified

• 2015 Mexico — 9th place

  Popiwczak, Komenda, Halaba, Depowski, Bieńkowski, Lemański, Śliwka, Szymura, Kania, Gryc, Mordyl, Lipiński. Head coach: Bednaruk

External links

• Official website