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2008 Boys
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Results
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Final
Tunisia the African champions for the second time in a raw
 Cairo,
Egypt, December 25, 2008- The defending champions Tunisia kept
the title of the 2008 Boys Youth African Nations Championship
for the second time in a raw following their fourth victory in a
raw over Libya in the fifth and final day of the round robin
competition here at Cairo Stadium Complex on Thursday. The final
day showed also Algeria defeating the dark horses Burundi to win
the bronze medal. The organizers Egypt that finished their
matches on Wednesday finished second and got the silver medals.
Burundi finished fourth while Libya came fifth. Tunisia secured
a 2009 FIVB Boys Youth World championship slot.
After the matches CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani honored the
Tunisian team with the cup and gold medals, the Egyptian team
with silver medals and Algeria with the bronze.
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Day 4
Tunisia one step towards the Cup, Egypt edges Algeria
%20spiking%20against%20double%20block%20of%20Egypt.jpg) Cairo,
Egypt, December 24, 2008- The defending champions Tunisia
becomes one step towards keeping the title of the 2008 Boys
Youth African Nations Championship in their homeland following
their thirds victory in a raw over Burundi in the competition’s
fourth day here at Cairo Stadium Complex on Wednesday. The
organizers Egypt rebounded after their critical defeat against
Tunisia and achieved their third victory over Algeria in their
last match in the competition to secure the second position.
Tunisia plays Libya in the fifth and final day of the round
robin competition and if they win, the title will be Tunisian,
while Algeria plays Burundi for the third position.
The matches were attended by CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani,
Local Organizing Committee and FEVB President Ali Elsergany, SOC
Delegate Joseph Mokanda, Referee Delegate Hassan Ahmed CAVB
Technical Director Mrs. Howyda Mondy and the competition Manager
Gamal Sheha.
It is known that 2008 African Nations Championship features
five teams Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Burundi who play a
round robin tournament determining the African champions and the
qualifiers to the 2009 FIVB World Championship.
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Day 3
Tunisia edges Egypt in the way to the title
 Cairo,
Egypt, December 23, 2008- The defending champions Tunisia came
one more step towards keeping the title when they cruised past
the organizers Egypt in straight sets in the third day of the
2008 Boys Youth African Nations Championship here at Cairo
Stadium Complex on Tuesday. The promising Burundi team achieved
their first victory over Libya. Tunisia becomes near the double
as their Junior counterparts won also the African championship
last August.
The matches were attended by CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani,
Local Organizing Committee and FEVB President Ali Elsergany, SOC
Delegate Joseph Mokanda, Referee Delegate Hassan Ahmed CAVB
Technical Director Mrs. Howyda Mondy and the competition Manager
Gamal Sheha.
It is known that 2008 African Nations Championship features
five teams Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Burundi who play a
round robin tournament determining the African champions and the
qualifiers to the 2009 FIVB World Championship.
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Day 2
Egypt sets the second
victory, Algeria defeated Libya
 Cairo,
Egypt, December 22, 2008- The organizers Egypt set their second
victory in a raw over Burundi to lead the 2008 Boys Youth
African Nations Championship at the second day of the
competition here at Cairo Stadium Complex on Monday. Algeria
rebounded after losing in the first day to win their second
match against Libya.
The matches were attended by CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani,
Local Organizing Committee and FEVB President Ali Elsergany, SOC
Delegate Joseph Mokanda, Referee Delegate Hassan Ahmed CAVB
Technical Director Mrs. Howyda Mondy and the competition Manager
Gamal Sheha.
It is known that 2009 FIVB Boys Youth World Championship in
Italy features five teams Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and
Burundi who play a round robin tournament determining the
African champions.
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Day 1
Egypt and Tunisia set the
first victory
 Cairo, Egypt, December 21, 2008- The organizers Egypt and the
defending champions Tunisia started their way successfully and
won their first matches in the opening day of the 2008 Boys
Youth African Nations Championship against Libya and Algeria
here at Cairo Stadium Complex on Sunday.
The opening ceremony was attended by the head of sports sector
in the Egyptian Ministry of youth and sports Ibrahim Ataia, Vice
President of the Egyptian Olympic Committee Mahmoud Ahmed Ali,
CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani, Local Organizing Committee and
FEVB President Ali Elsergany, SOC Delegate Joseph Mokanda,
Referee Delegate Hassan Ahmed CAVB Technical Director Mrs.
Howyda Mondy and the competition Manager Gamal Sheha.
The competition qualifying to the 2009 FIVB Boys Youth World
Championship in Italy features five teams Egypt, Tunisia,
Algeria, Libya and Burundi who play a round robin tournament
determining the African champions.
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5 teams compete for the continental spots
in the World Championship
 Cairo,
Egypt, December 20, 2008- Five teams will start to compete for
World championship slots when they compete in the 2008 Boys
Youth African Nations Championship to start at Cairo Stadium
Complex on Sunday. The competition will qualify to the 2009 Boys
Youth World Championship in Italy through the round robin
tournament between the five teams the organizers Egypt, the
defending champions Tunisia, Algeria, Libya and Burundi.
The opening day will feature two matches as Egypt meets Libya at
18:00 followed by Tunisia vs. Algeria at 20:00. The drawing of
lots was attended by CAVB President Dr. Amr Elwani, Local
organizing committee President and FEVB President Mr. Ali
Elsergani, SOC Delgate Mr. Joseph Mokanda, Referee Delgate Mr.
Hassan Ahmed and CAVB Technical Director Mrs. Howyda Mondy. |
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