AEK Women's Volleyball Club

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AEK
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Full name AEK Women's Volleyball Club
Nickname Union
Queen
Two-Headed Eagle
Founded 1995
Ground Galatsi Olympic Hall, Athens, Greece
(Capacity: 3,232)
Head Coach Greece Manolis Roumeliotis
League A1 Ethniki
2014–15 4th
Uniforms
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Active departments of AEK Athens
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AEK Women's Volleyball Club is the women volleyball section of the major Greek multi-sport club of A.E.K.. It was founded in 1995 and has won one Greek Championship (2011–12) and one Greek Super Cup (2011–12).

History

The women's volleyball team was founded in 1995, after merging with the group of Alsoupolis, and participated for the first time in the local league of the first Athens. Slowly, they climbed all categories and in the spring of 2002 they were promoted to A1 with coach George Paganeli. But the team was not quite ready for a great class and downgraded immediately.

Since then (2003/04), they competed in A2, but they won the Championship in 2005/06 and the following season (2006/07) will be struggling again to the great category.

In 2011-12 season, AEK won for the first time the A1 championship.[1] Also they won the Greek Super Cup at the same year.[2]

The first years, the volleyball departments of AEK were housed in the indoor "Leontios Hall" in Patissia and since 1989 in the historic Georgios Moschos Indoor Hall.

Recent seasons

Season Division Place Notes
2009-10 A2 Ethniki 1st Promoted to A1
2010-11 A1 Ethniki 3rd
2011-12 A1 Ethniki 1st Winner Greek Super Cup
2012-13 A1 Ethniki 2nd
2013-14 A1 Ethniki 2nd
2014-15 A1 Ethniki 4th
2015-16 A1 Ethniki 6th

Current squad

As of September 28, 2015[3]

Number Player Position Birth Date Height (m)
1 Greece Marina Tsochatzi Setter 17/7/1993 1,76
2 Greece Anna Spanou Outside Hitter 18/11/1995 1.86
3 Greece Fei Kounadi Setter 14/2/1983 1.70
4 Greece Aliki Konstantinidou Middle Blocker 26/6/1989 1.80
5 Bulgaria Izabela Ivanova Outside Hitter 7/1/1992 1.88
7 Greece Xenia Kakouratou Libero 16/9/1993 1.58
9 Greece Aristea Tontai Middle Blocker 5/07/1999 1.91
10 Greece Joanna Katsantoni Opposite 29/11/1988 1.84
11 Greece Maria Lamprinidou Middle Blocker 29/6/1986 1.87
12 Greece Sofia Kosma Outside Hitter 15/11/1993 1.80
14 Greece Eudoxia Argyropoulou Outside Hitter 24/10/1986 1.86
15 Greece Konstantina Pateli Setter 20/6/1998 1.73
16 Greece Marianna Belia Libero 24/10/1998 1.66
17 Greece Anna Kavvatha Middle Blocker 15/12/1987 1.87
18 Greece Liana Vathi Outside Hitter 30/3/1999 1.72
20 Greece Vassia Antoniadi Outside Hitter 28/2/2002 1.72
-- Greece Dorothea Gouni Opposite 27/6/1999 1.77

Technical and managerial staff

Name Job
Greece Christos Doukas General Manager
Greece Manolis Roumeliotis Head Coach
Greece Giorgos Vavetsis Athletic Trainer
Greece Giannis Aggelakis Physiotherapist
Greece Makis Margaritis Statistician

Honours

Domestic

References

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