Shahdab in the 2nd Asian Test/ Iran’s unattainable volleyball records
According to the sports reporter of Fars news agency, the 23rd Asian men’s club championship volleyball competition will be hosted by Bahrain from May 24 to 31, and Shahdab Yazd team will represent our country in this competition.
History of matches
The first round of these competitions was held in China in 1999, and apart from 2003 and 2020, when these competitions were not held due to the outbreak of Sars and Covid-19, Asian men’s club championship volleyball competitions have been held in other years.
The 23rd Asian Men’s Club Championship Volleyball Competition 2023 will be hosted by Bahrain from May 24 to 31, so that this country will experience its second hosting in this tournament.
Iranian volleyball has been represented in all Asian men’s club championships, and the Shahdab Yazd team, as the champion of the men’s premier league in 1401, will represent Iran in the 2023 competition.
Iran’s unattainable records
With 24 medals, including 16 gold, four silver and four bronze medals, Iranian volleyball is considered the most proud country in the Asian continent in these competitions, and this record will stand for consecutive years even if Iran’s representatives do not win a medal. In 2023, Shahdab Yazd is looking to win the 25th Iranian volleyball medal in this tournament.
So far, 10 countries have won medals in these competitions, and the only time Iran’s representative has not been on the podium in these competitions is in 2001, when the Sanam team placed fifth in the competition.
South Korea with two gold and one silver medals is in the second place in the statistics of this competition, and Qatar is the third proudest country with 11 medals, including one gold, 6 silver and four bronze. Kazakhstan (one gold, three silver and four bronze), China (one gold, one silver and five bronze), Chinese Taipei (one gold and one bronze), Japan (four silver and three bronze), Saudi Arabia (two silver), Indonesia and Pakistan with a bronze are other Asian countries whose representatives have gone on the podium.
In the last 22 rounds of these competitions, 9 Iranian clubs participated, and Pikan Tehran team is the most proud club in Asia with eight championships, two runners-up and two bronze medals. The Arrows, who also have a third world title on their record, won six consecutive championships from 2006 to 2011.
The representative of Varamin and Capital Bank also won two championships and Sanam (one gold and one silver medal), Kale Mazandaran (one gold and one bronze medal), Khatam Ardakan (one gold), Folad Sirjan Iranian (one gold) and Saipa (one silver). ) are other proud clubs of Iran in these competitions.
The Shahdab Yazd team is in the next position with a bronze medal, which is trying to win the first gold medal and the championship position in its second Asian test.
It should be mentioned that Iran has been the host of these competitions for four times and in three times (2002, 2004 and 2022) two representatives from our country participated in these competitions. In 2013, despite hosting only one team from Iran, it was present in these competitions.
60 Iranian players among the best
In the 22 editions of the Asia Men’s Club Volleyball Championship, 60 Iranian players were among the best, 14 players were named the most valuable, five players were named the best libero, five players were named the best passer, five players were named the best receiver, and 16 players were named the best defender. , three players received the title of the best scorer, seven players the title of the best server, four players the title of the best attacker and one player the title of the best ball catcher of the tournament.
The list of 60 Iranian volleyball players who were among the best in the 22 rounds of this competition is as follows:
Most Valuable Player:
Behnam Mahmoudi Pikan 2002
Mohammad Turkashund Sanam 2004
Mohammad Soleimani Pikan 2006
Mohammad Soleimani Pikan 2007
Peyman Akbari Pikan 2010
Hamza Zarini Pikan 2011
Hamza Zarini Kale Mazandaran 2013
Shahram Mahmoudi Matin Varamin 2014
Shahram Mahmoudi Capital Bank 2016
Shahram Mahmoudi Capital Bank 2017
Hamza Zarini Khatam Ardakan 2018
Alireza Jalali, Varamin Municipality, 2019
Saber Kazemi Folad Sirjan Iranian 2021
Saeed Marouf Pikan Tehran 2022
Best libro:
Farhad Zarif Pikan 2006
Farhad Zarif Pikan 2007
Farhad Zarif Pikan 2009
Mojtaba Yousefi Khatam Ardakan 2018
Mohammad Reza Mozen Shahdab Yazd 2022
The best passer:
Hossein Mandari Pikan 2002
Amir Hosseini Sanam 2004
Mehdi Mahdavi Capital Bank 2016
Varamin municipality medical permit 2019
Saeed Marouf Pikan Tehran 2022
Best Receiver:
Azim Jazideh Pikan 1999
Azim Jazide Sanam 2004
Milad Ebadipour Capital Bank 2016
Milad Ebadipour Capital Bank 2017
Hossein Amiri Khatam Ardakan 2018
Best defender:
Kivan Megdari Pikan 2000
Saeed Rezaei Pikan 2004
Mohammad Mansouri Pikan 2006
Mohammad Mousavi Pikan 2007
Alireza Nadi Pikan 2008
Hossam Bakhshashi Pikan 2011
Adel Gholami Kaleh, Mazandaran, 2012
Mohammad Mousavi Kale Mazandaran 2013
Mohammad Mousavi and Mustafa Sharifat Matin Varamin 2014
Saeed Mostafavand Pikan 2015
Mohammad Mousavi Capital Bank 2016
Mohammad Mousavi Capital Bank 2017
Adel Gholami Khatam Ardakan 2018
Mohammad Razipour, Varamin Municipality, 2019
Mehdi Jaloh Folad Sirjan Iranian 2021
Mohammad Mousavi Pikan Tehran 2022
Most points player:
Behnam Mahmoudi Pikan 2000
Peyman Akbari Pikan 2007
Farhad Nazari Afshar Pikan 2009
Best service provider:
Behnam Mahmoudi Sanam 2001
Amirhosseini Sanam 2002
Amirhossein Mangiri Sanam 2004
Mohammad Mohammad Kazem Pikan 2006
Mohammad Turkashund Pikan 2007
Hamza Zarini Pikan 2011
Farhad Ghaemi, Kale, Mazandaran, 2013
Best striker:
Mohammad Turkashund Sanam 2002
Mohsen Andalib Pikan 2008
Mehdi Bazargerd Pikan 2011
Shahram Mahmoudi, Kale, Mazandaran, 2012
The best ball catcher:
Azim Jazide Sanam 2004
* Three Iranians in the 2023 technical committee
The Asian Volleyball Confederation announced the members of the control committee for the 2023 Asian Men’s Club Championship, and Mohammad Shahmiri, Morteza Afjaei and Maryam Hasabi are on this list.
The list of members of the control committee of these competitions is as follows:
Chairman of the Control Committee: Emil Jabour (Lebanon)
Technical supervisors: Khalid Al-Kaabi (Qatar), Mohammad Ahmad Al-Sawadi (Bahrain) and Abdul Rahman Al-Kous (Kuwait)
Referee Supervisor: Bani Kunqa (India)
Jury committee members: Khalid al-Zouqibi (Saudi Arabia), Mohammad Shahmiri (Iran) and Jirachai Kasensuk (Thailand)
VIS: Morteza Afjehai (Iran)
AVC Coordinator: Shanrit Wongprasert (Thailand)
Morteza Akrami from Iran is also one of the 16 judges in this tournament.
The 2023 men’s club championship volleyball tournament will be held with the participation of 16 teams, and the complete grouping of the preliminary stage is as follows:
Group A: Bahrain, South Korea, Australia and Indonesia
Group B: Iran (Shohdab Yazd), Iraq, China Taipei and Afghanistan
Group C: Japan, Thailand, Mongolia and Yemen
Group D: Kazakhstan, Qatar, Hong Kong and Kuwait
The complete program of the group stage of the men’s club championship volleyball tournament in Tehran time is as follows:
Sunday, May 24:
12 o’clock: Afghanistan – Chinese Taipei and Mongolia – Yemen
2:30 p.m.: Qatar – Kazakhstan and Iraq – Iran (Shohdab Yazd)
17: Thailand – Japan and Australia – South Korea
7:30 p.m.: Bahrain – Indonesia and Hong Kong – Kuwait
Monday, May 25:
12 o’clock: Afghanistan – Iran (Shohdab Yazd) and Mongolia – Japan
2:30 p.m.: Yemen – Thailand and Chinese Taipei – Iraq
17: Qatar – Kuwait and Australia – Indonesia
7:30 p.m.: Bahrain – South Korea and Kazakhstan – Hong Kong
Tuesday, May 26:
12 o’clock: Afghanistan – Iraq and Japan – Yemen
2:30 p.m.: Mongolia – Thailand and Iran (Shohdab Yazd) – Chinese Taipei
17: Qatar – Hong Kong and South Korea – Indonesia
7:30 p.m.: Bahrain – Australia, Kuwait and Kazakhstan
The matches in the second stage will be followed from Thursday, May 28, in four new groups, where the first and second teams of the preliminary groups compete for the first to eighth positions and the third and fourth teams of the preliminary groups compete for the ninth to sixteenth positions.
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