Iran secured an important victory over Egypt in the FIVB U19 Boys’ Volleyball World Championship, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The tightly contested Pool C match saw standout performances from both teams, with Mohammadamin Rahimi leading Iran’s offensive front, scoring 11 points. Egypt’s Ahmed Amer was close behind with 12 points, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide.
📊 Iran’s Journey So Far in Pool C
Iran has had an eventful run in Pool C, facing tough competition:
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✅ Win vs. Poland
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✅ Win vs. Tunisia
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❌ Loss to Spain
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✅ Win vs. Egypt
Next up, Iran will face Italy in what promises to be another high-stakes matchup on Tuesday.
🌍 About the Championship
Running from July 24 to August 3, the tournament brings together 24 international teams, divided into four pools. Each team plays in a round-robin format, with the top four from each pool advancing to the knockout stage.
Every team will continue playing until the end of the championship, with ranking matches determining placements from 1st to 24th.
🤝 FIVB’s Volleyball Empowerment Program
This year’s edition is more than just a tournament. Hosted with the support of the FIVB Volleyball Empowerment program, Uzbekistan is benefiting from:
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Over a year of coaching services
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Access to event equipment
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Knowledge-sharing resources to strengthen local volleyball infrastructure
The program aims to boost youth participation, build new sports facilities, and enhance Uzbekistan’s international profile in volleyball.
🌐 A Win Beyond the Scoreboard
Iran’s impressive performance not only advances them further in the tournament but also reflects the growing global interest in youth volleyball. The successful organization of the event and the enthusiastic participation of teams like Iran and Egypt underscore the importance of investing in grassroots volleyball worldwide.
Stay tuned for more match updates and knockout stage highlights as the FIVB U19 Championship continues to unfold!