VWE

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[size=140][b][u]Quebec and Shingoryeo Men's and Women's National Volleyball Teams - VWE 15[/u][/b][/size]

Volleyball World Expo 13-14 Champions ~ Four-time Olympic Gold Medalists ~ IVF WorldLeague III Champions[/align]

The Royal Quebecois Volleyball Federation, in continuation of its practice also shared by Basketball Quebec (BQ) and Quebecois Handball Federation (QHF), is proud to continue its practice of sending mixed teams with expanded rosters to international competitions, even as the QOVO.1 leagues remain gender-separated. In terms of who the team plays, the RQVF maintains a different policy than BQ, and will maintain a straightforward policy:

[list][*]Quebecois men will play against male teams. In case there is no specified team due to lack of roster in past (generally counted as tournaments VWE 9 onwards), or there is a mixed team that mostly consists of male players, the male team will play.
[*]Quebecois women will play against female team. If there is a mixed team that mostly consists of female players, the women's team will play.
[*]In case of mixed or nongendered gender teams, the RQVF will send a dualsex team.[/list]

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[b][u]Quebecois Volleyball In Nutshell[/u][/b]

Alongside (ice) hockey and basketball, Volleyball's considered one of the three indoor jewels of the Quebecois winter sports. It is one of few countries in the Multiverse where both men's and women's indoor volleyball have remained highly popular, and the QOVO.1 and QOVO.2 leagues sees fairly even television ratings and attendance figures among both sexes.

Unlike the basketball teams, the volleyball teams maintain separate heights, with the women being slightly taller than average (OOC: compared to RL, that is) and men having roughly average heights, and the RQVF competition policies reflect this. The parity of talent and international success shared between the Quebecois men and women, as well as the fact the two national team programs had played against each other for most part, means that there is less need and even lesser need to double-squad the benches. That said, as the returning world champions, this version of Grim Reapers aims to be no different than most of their top 10 opposition in their ability to ride the benches, and will actively use the substitutions where needed. One may argue that is where their strengths lie - consistent depth - but that may also be a different word for 'lack of a clear best 7'.

No  Name           Surname       Age   Ht.  Position                     Team
01  Mariusz        Stanislawski   26   2.04 Centre (MB)
02  Davide         Barbolini      24   1.87 Libero (Li)
03  Seung-Ryong    Baek           24   1.89 Passeur (S)                  Mipojoseon VC
05  Zackaël        Lapierre       35   1.87 Libero (Li)                  Montreal Koreana VC
06  Chang-Wook     Jin            27   1.85 Passeur (S)
07  Ethan          Homebush       24   2.06 Centre (MB)                  Baja Calania Blazers
08  Elmedin        Bratusa        23   2.01 Réceptionneur-attaquant (OH)
09  Han-Yong       Sung           28   2.08 Centre (MB)                  CSKA Quebec VC
10  Ivan           Stankic        29   1.99 Réceptionneur-attaquant (OH) St. John's Spiritair Jumbos
10  Tae-Joon       Yeo            24   1.88 Oppose (RS)
14  Benoit-Antoine Aplin          27   1.92 Oppose (RS)                  CSKA Quebec VC
18  Yassine        Mechoud        24   1.93 Réceptionneur-attaquant (OH)

No  Name         Surname          Age    Ht. Position                      Team
01  Ekaterina    Kaganovich        25   1.97 Centre (MB)                   VK Magevskaya (Mytanija)
02  Natalie      Wesoloski-Okafor  26   1.96 Oppose (RS)                   Montreal Koreana VC
03  Soo-Min      Chae              23   1.77 Passeuse (S)                  Myeongju QGC
04  Nadine-Erin  Page              35   1.71 Libero (Li)                   Halifax Antebellum
06  Annabelle    Reid              27   1.85 Passeur (S)                   Bathurst Drillers
07  Erin         MacDonald         30   1.95 Centre (MB)                   Montreal Koreana VC
10  Soo-Gyeong   Yang              28   1.94 Receptionneur-attaquant (OH)  Atletik Thessia (Mytanija)
11  Yulia        Sabanadze         22   1.90 Oppose (RS)
13  Sarah        Morin-Lanfair     24   1.84 Réceptionneur-attaquant (OH)  Winnipeg Winterhawks VC
15  Seon-Mi      Kang              24   1.80 Receptionneur-attaquant (OH)  Bathurst Drillers
14  Soon-Oak     Baek              23   1.92 Centre (MB)
18  Elodie       Charest           29   1.87 Centre (MB)                   Sept-Iles QGC
23  Nathalie     Charest           27   1.84 Receptionneur-attaquant (OH)  Montreal Koreana VC