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Under the management of head coach Giovanni Guidetti, there are the following players in the large squad of the A National Women's Team:
Cansu Özbay, Elif Şahin, Sıla Çalışkan, Ebrar Karakurt, Meryem Boz, Ceren Kapucu, Hande Baladin, Tuğba Şenoğlu, Derya Cebecioğlu, Meliha İsmailoğlu, Saliha Şahin, İlkin Aydın, Eda Erdem Dündar, Zehra Güneş, Beyza Arıcı, Bahar Akbay, Simge Aköz, Ayça Aykaç, Aylin Acar.

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Turkey women's national volleyball team is the team managed by the Turkish Volleyball Federation and represents Turkey in international women's volleyball matches. As of 16 July 2021, it is ranked 4th in the FIVB world rankings. She has been recognized with the title of "Sultans of the Net" in Turkey since the European Women's Volleyball Championship in 2003, where she won the second place. This title was given by the TRT Announcers who described the matches that year, after the legendary performance of the team in the matches.[1] He achieved the most successful degrees in team sports at the national team level of the country.

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Born on October 17, 1996 in Izmir, Cansu Özbay grew up with Arkas Sports Club infrastructure. Transferred to Beşiktaş in 2014, Cansu played for Nilüfer Belediyespor in the second half of the same season. The successful setter, who completed the 2015-2016 season in Beşiktaş, transferred to VakıfBank at the beginning of the 2016-2017 season. Cansu Özbay won 2 FIVB Club World Championships, 2 CEV European Champions Leagues, 3 Turkish Leagues, 2 Turkish Cups and 1 Turkish Super Cup in a yellow-black jersey. Playing in all sub-age categories of national teams, Cansu Özbay won bronze medals in the 2018 FIVB Miles League and 2019 Women's European Championships with the A Women's Volleyball National Team uniform. Born in 1996, the player took part in the squad of the A Women's Volleyball National Team, which won the 2020 Tokyo Olympics ticket by placing first in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Qualifications.

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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS:

2018 Turkish League
BEST SETTER

2018 FIVB Nations League
BEST SETTER

2018 Montreax Volley Masters
BEST SETTER

2019 Turkish League
BEST SETTER

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Ebrar Karakurt (born 17 January 2000, Balıkesir) is a Turkish volleyball player. Playing as the setter diagonal, Karakurt's height is 1.96 meters. As of 2021, she is the player of Turkey women's national volleyball team and Italy team Igor Gorgonzola Novara. She started volleyball at the age of 12 at VakıfBank Sports Club. Having won the Turkish championship in both the stars and youth categories for two consecutive years with the VakıfBank jersey, the spiker went to training with the A Team last season and had the chance to play from time to time. Ebrar Karakurt, who became the World Champion with the U23 National Team, won the 'Best Spiker' award in the World Championship where he competed with the U18 National Team. Karakurt, who was promoted to VakıfBank A Team in 2018, won 1 Club World Championship Championship and 1 Turkish League Championship.
In May 2021, Igor Gorgonzola, one of the Italian Women's Volleyball League teams, transferred to Novara and signed a 2-year contract.

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Personal Achievements:
2017 Junior Girls World Volleyball Championship Best Spiker
U18 European Championship Best Spiker

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(She is the captain of our team.)

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Born on June 22, 1987 in Istanbul, Eda Erdem started playing volleyball on December 24, 2000 in Beşiktaş JK infrastructure. He was promoted to the first team in 2004. He transferred to Fenerbahçe in 2008 from Beşiktaş, where he played for four seasons and was the captain of the last two seasons. Eda Erdem has been wearing the Turkish National Team uniform since 2005 and has played in more than 300 matches with the Turkish National Team uniform. Eda Erdem, who competed in the 14th season of Fenerbahçe Sports Club, which she joined in 2008, is the captain of the Turkish National Team and Fenerbahçe Sports Club.

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Personal Achievements:
2005-2006 Turkish League Best Blocker
2009 Turkish Super Cup Most Valuable Player
2010 Club World Cup Best Server
2010-2011 Turkish League Best Spiker
2011 European Final-Four Best Server
2015-2016 CEV Champions League Best Midfielder
2015-2016 Turkish League Best Middle Player
2016-2017 Turkish Cup (Cup Volley) Most Valuable Player
2016-2017 Turkish League Best Middle Player
2017 European Championship Best Middle Player
2018 Nations League Best Middle Player
​2019 European Championship Best Middle Player
2020-2021 Misli.com Sultans League "Best Middle Player" Award:
*2021 FIVB's Top 100 Volleyball Players of the Last 10 Years List
*2021 FIVB Volleyball Nations League, Best Center Player
*2021 CEV European Women's Championship, Best Middle Player
*2021-2022 Misli.com Sultans League, Best Middle Player

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(Blue Lightning)

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Born on February 3, 1988 in Eskişehir, Meryem Boz started playing volleyball in Eskişehir DSİ Bentspor infrastructure. Boz played in the teams of İller Bankası, Atom Trefl Sopot, İlbank, Fenerbahçe, Halkbank, Bursa Metropolitan Belediyespor, Nilüfer Belediyespor, Seramiksan, Galatasaray and Aydın Metropolitan Belediyespor, respectively. Boz won the second place in the Polish League in the 2010-2011 season with Atom Trefl, won the third place in the 2012 FIVB Club World Championship and the second place in the 2013 CEV Cup with Fenerbahçe, and won the CEV Challenge Cup championship with Bursa Metropolitan Belediyespor in the 2014-2015 season. Meryem Boz also achieved the third place in the 2010 CEV Europa League, the second place in the 2015 CEV Europa League, the third place in the 2017 European Championship, the second place in the 2019 European Championship and the Olympic quota in the CEV Tokyo 2020 Olympic Qualifications with the A National Women's Volleyball Team.

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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS:
2014-15 CEV Challenge Cup
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER (MVP)
2014-15 CEV Challenge Cup
TOP SCORE PLAYER
2020 CEV Tokyo Olympic Qualification
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER (MVP)

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Simge Şebnem Aköz is Eczacıbaşı and the Turkish national team volleyball player. She is in the position of libero. She participated in the 2017 Women's European Volleyball Championship and 2018 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League.
Born: April 23, 1991 (age 31 years), Samsun
Height: 1.68 m
Weight: 55kg
Current team: Turkey
Number: 2
Born in Samsun in 1991, Simge Şebnem Aköz started playing volleyball at the age of seven. The successful libero, who played for Istanbul Artvin Sports Club, UPS, Yeşilyurt (2010-2014), Çanakkale Belediyespor (2014-2015) and Halkbank (2015-2016) teams respectively, joined the Eczacıbaşı VitrA squad since the 2016-2017 season. Successfully representing our country as the libero of the Turkish Women's Volleyball National Team, Aköz won a bronze medal at the 2017 European Championship and a silver medal at the 2018 FIVB Nations League.

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Individual Achievements:
*2019 CEV European Volleyball Championship Dream Team – “Best Libero”
*2019 FIVB Club World Championship Dream Team – “Best Libero”
*2020 CEV Tokyo Olympics European Continental Qualification Dream Team – “Best Libero”

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Born on July 7, 1999 in Istanbul Kartal, Zehra Güneş started playing volleyball at the age of 12 at VakıfBank. Two years in a row, he won both the Stars and Youth Championships in Turkey. At the age of 15, he played for one season in Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, one of the 2nd League teams, on loan. In the same season, he won the Turkish championship in both the PAF team and the youth team. In the 2015-2016 season, he played in VakıfBank's team, which rose from the 3rd League to the 2nd League as the champion. He played in Beşiktaş in the 2016-2017 season on loan. At the end of the season, he became the Turkish champion again with the VakıfBank Youth Team. Zehra Güneş, who has been playing in VakıfBank A Team since the 2017-2018 season, won 2 FIVB Clubs World Championships, 1 CEV European Champions League, 3 Turkish Leagues, 2 Turkish Cups and 1 Turkish Super Cup in a yellow-black jersey.

Zehra Güneş won the fourth place in the world with the Yıldız National Team, the Balkan and Eyof championships, the third place in Europe with the Youth National Team, the fourth place in the world, and the World championship with the U23 National Team. The middle player, born in 1999, won the bronze medal in the 2018 FIVB Miles League and 2019 Women's European Championship with the A National Team uniform. Zehra Güneş was in the squad of the Sultans of the Net, who won the 2020 Tokyo Olympics ticket by placing first in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Qualifications.

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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS:
2015 U18 European Championship
BEST MIDDLE PLAYER
2017 U20 World Championship
BEST MIDDLE PLAYER
2018 Turkish League
PROUDLY LOCAL SPECIAL AWARD
2019 FIVB Club World Championship
BEST MIDDLE PLAYER
2021 Cup Volleyball
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER (MVP)

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Volleyball is played on a 9 meter wide and 18 meter long field. The field is divided into two 9-meter fields with a net in the middle. The height of the upper band of the net from the ground is 2.43 meters for men and 2.24 meters for women.

On the courts on both sides of the net, there is a line three meters from the net (the three-metre line).

Volleyball is played in teams of 6 players. The game begins with a serve. If the opposing team is unable to serve, the point scored is called ace. Each team has to throw three cake balls into the opponent's court. The exception to this is the blocking state. The team that blocks the attack of the opposing player has three hits, excluding the block. The position in the figure is the starting line-up. If the receiving team wins the right to serve, its players change places clockwise. Accordingly, the player in position 2 goes into service (goes to position number 1). The arrows in the figure show the way of turning accordingly.

According to the starting position, the players are:

1 Setter: He is in charge of passing the passes to the spikers and making them dunk.

6 Libero: Defender. He wears a different jersey, cannot attack the balls beyond the upper edge of the net, cannot be used in any other position.

5 and 2 Spikes: It is the player who throws the ball to the opponent's court with a hit called a dunk.

4 Opposite Setter: It is the player who comes forward when the setter is serving, can attack from the front and back, and also helps the block.

3 Middle player: It is the player who attacks fast and not too high passes called bullet passes. At the same time, it helps the player on both sides of the block in the attacks of the opposing team.

Although volleyball is a game played with hands, it is not a mistake to throw the ball with any part of the body (chest, leg, knee) including the foot. However, if the hands are not synchronized while hitting the ball with both hands, this double hit is counted and the score is written to the opposite side by giving an error. Another form of error is the so-called ball handling. The main thing is to send the ball with a blow, if the ball lingers in the hand (carrying the ball) this is a mistake and leads to a loss of points.

If one or more of the players does not stand in line with the line-up rule while serving, there will be a line-up or rotation error and the point will be awarded to the opposing side. If the line is pressed while serving or attacking from the back position, the opponent will score. The lines defining the field are 5 cm wide and the line is considered to be included in the field, if the ball touches the line, it is considered to have fallen into the field. There are flexible rods called antennae on both sides of the net to show the field line. The team that hits the ball here is considered to have lost the point. If the ball bounces off a player's hand after hitting the ceiling, the other side wins the point. If the ball falls out of the hands of the blocking players, the other side wins the point.

Volleyball is played in sets of 25 points. The team that wins three sets wins the match. If the sets are 2 - 2 then the fifth set, called the decision set, is played. The decision set is 15 points. For a team to be considered to have won a set, they must finish the set 2 points ahead of their opponent (eg 25 - 23.) If the teams have reached the 24 - 24 position, the set is extended to 26. The set goes on like this until the difference is two points.

The coach of each team has the right to take a break twice in each set and to apply for the video challenge twice. The right to apply for a camera recording is limited to whether the ball fell inside, whether the opponent went outside with block contact, whether a line violation was made or whether the opponent touched the net.

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I recommend you to research other players as well. They're all good players. I recommend you to watch the nations league matches in Ankara nearby. I'm thinking of going to Ankara and watching.

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I recommend you to research other players as well. They're all good players. I recommend you to watch the nations league matches in Ankara nearby. I'm thinking of going to Ankara and watching.