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- History
- Honours Seniors Competitive record Paralympic Games World Championships European Championships Minor tournaments Juniors Competitive record Junior World Championships Junior European Championships
- Coaches Coaching staff
- Players SDI Spid OKI Fantomi Sarajevo Open
- Results
- Statistics Most appearances – All time list Multiple gold medalists at Paralympics Biggest wins by Bosnia Biggest defeats by Bosnia World ranking
- Top rivals Bosnia–Iran rivalry Bosnia–Germany rivalry Bosnia–Russia rivalry
- Sport in popular culture
- See also
- References
- Bibliography
- External links
{{Use dmy dates|date=May 2018}}{{Infobox national sitting volleyball team |name={{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina Savez sjedeće odbojke Bosne i Hercegovine |image=Bosnia and Herzegovina men's national sitting volleyball team logo.png |federation=Association of sitting volleyball of Bosnia and Herzegovina |nickname= Zlatni Ljiljani (Golden Lilies), Zmajevi (Dragons) |website=ssobih.org {{bs icon}} |confederation= |manager= |coach= Mirza Hrustemović |pattern_la1=|pattern_b1=_thinyellowsides|pattern_ra1=|leftarm1=000066|body1=000066|rightarm1=000066|shorts1=000000| |pattern_la2=|pattern_b2=_thindkbluesides|pattern_ra2=|leftarm2=ffffff|body2=ffffff|rightarm2=ffffff|shorts2=ffffff| |Olympic apps = 5 |Olympic first = 2000 |Olympic best = (2) 2004, 2012 |World Champs apps = 5 |World Champs first= 1998 |World Champs best = (3) 2002, 2006, 2014 |Regional name = Sitting Volleyball European Championships |Regional cup apps = 11 |Regional cup first = 1995 |Regional cup best = (9) 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015. }}The Bosnia and Herzegovina men's national sitting volleyball team (Bosnian: Reprezentacija BiH u sjedećoj odbojci) represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in international sitting volleyball competitions and friendly matches. Bosnia is one of the dominant forces in sitting volleyball worldwide, alongside Iran.[1] The team won Bosnia's first ever medal in any sport{{citation needed|date=October 2016}}, a bronze, during ECVD European Championships in 1997 in Tallinn. It took nearly two decades later for the nation to win a medal outside the sport of sitting volleyball when Amel Tuka won bronze during 2015 World Championships in Athletics.[2] The team is the most decorated in Bosnia and Herzegovina sport having won 2 paralympic volleyball gold medals, 3 paralympic silver medals, 3 World Cup titles, and 9 won European Championships straight.[3] The team won World titles and European titles either side of winning Paralympics Gold in 2004 Athens. The team is a member of the world (WOVD) and European (ECVD) sitting volleyball governing bodies.[4] It is governed by the Association of sitting volleyball of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Savez sjedeće odbojke BiH). Until 1992, Bosnian-Herzegovinian players like Ševko Nuhanović were part of the SFR Yugoslavia national sitting volleyball team.[5][6] HistoryPrior to 1992, during the Yugoslavia days, the beginnings of the team started to take its form. Players were part of Sarajevo based Uporni Sitting Volleyball Club which were champions of Yugoslavia three times in a row.[7] Bosnia and Herzegovina men's sitting volleyball team includes athletes who were deeply affected by the Bosnian War (6 April 1992 – 14 December 1995). Due to the large number of people injured in the conflict, the country started to invest more in Paralympic sports. Captain Sabahudin Delalić fought for the Bosnian army and lost part of his right leg after a wall fell on him. Safet Alibašić lost one of his legs when he stepped on a landmine. The team coach Mirza Hrustemovic, himself was given a vaccination in 1961 against an illness with the medicine having a side effect. He lost the function in his left leg. Today, more than 500.000 disabled people lives in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The first major tournament participation came in during 1995 European championship. During its qualification phase[8] in early December 1994, the team (all players from Sarajevo club SDI Spid), traveled to Zagreb on a bus riddled with bullet holes in temperatures of 17 degrees below zero.[9] Bosnia along with Austria were the only nations to travel to play Croatia in the qualification tournament (out of 11 invited). Croatia finished undefeated with victories over Austria 3:0 (15:5, 15:8, 16:14) and Bosnia (15:6, 15:8, 15:11). Bosnia beat Austria, however all 3 nations qualified for the finals. Team made their Paralympic Games debut at Sydney 2000 and won silver. There were five total Paralympic podium finishes in sitting volleyball for Bosnia and Herzegovina. They are the only medals in Olympic and Paralympic Games as an independent nation (from Yugoslavia). The 800 metres distance runner Amel Tuka holds the only other prestigious medal for Bosnia and Herzegovina, a bronze at 2015 World Championships in Athletics in Beijing. On 21 June 2014, Edin Džeko congratulated the BiH men's national sitting volleyball team after they won 2014 Sitting Volleyball World Championships title, stating "You are our pride and inspiration".[10] On 10 September 2012, Basketball Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina congratulated the BiH sitting volleyball team upon their paralympic gold medal win at 2012 Summer Paralympics in London, saying "You are a pride of our nation", [11] as did NFSBiH (normalization committee) with Ivica Osim at the head.[12]Success formulaHeight, experience and strong club league are key to success in the sitting volleyball.[13] 80% of the Bosnian national team players come from Sarajevo based and Europe's top two sitting volleyball club sides; SDI Spid and OKI Fantomi.[14] Height is a critical aspect of successful team as was case with Iranian national team winning gold over Bosnia at Rio 2016 Paralympics final due to height advantage of tallest Paralympian Morteza Mehrzadselakjani at 2.46m (8ft 1in),[15] giving his team an advantage in his ability to both block at the net and fire over returns from a much higher trajectory.[16] In the Rio final; Mehrzadselakjani was top scorer for Iran with 28 points. Safet Alibasic top scored for BIH with 16 points. Fastest serve came from Adnan Manko at 68 km/h.[17] Sport investment, financial backing and sprint velocities[18] are other key factors.[19] Style of playBosnia play an attacking style of volleyball.{{citation needed|date=September 2016}} NicknameA popular nickname of all Bosnian sport players and/or teams is the Zmajevi or Dragons in English alluding to the famous Bosnian general Hussein Gradaščević who fought for Bosnian independence and who was known as the "Dragon of Bosnia". In foreign media, they are sometimes referred to as the Golden Lilies, in reference to the Fleur-de-lis featured on the coat of arms of the influential Bosnian medieval Kotromanić dynasty. SponsorshipTeam is sponsored by Sarajevo based telecommunication company BH Telecom d.d. since 1996.[20] HonoursSeniors Competitive recordParalympic Games[21][22]Year | Rank | Pld | Wins | Loss | Set F | Set A |
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Part of Yugoslavia | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 1980 Arnhem | {{bronze3}} Bronze | 5 | 3 | 2 | 10 | 9 | {{flagicon|USA}} 1984 New York | 5th place | 5 | 3 | 2 | 11 | 7 | {{flagicon|Korea Republic}} 1988 Seoul | 4th place | 6 | 3 | 3 | 13 | 12 | Total | | 16 | 9 | 7 | 34 | 28 | as Bosnia and Herzegovina | {{flagicon|Spain}} 1992 Barcelona | Did not enter | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|USA}} 1996 Atlanta | Did not qualify | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Australia}} 2000 Sydney | {{silver medal}} | 8 | 5 | 3 | 15 | 11 | {{flagicon|Greece}} 2004 Athens | {{gold medal}} | 6 | 6 | 0 | 18 | 2 | {{flagicon|China}} 2008 Beijing | {{silver medal}} | 5 | 4 | 1 | 12 | 4 | {{flagicon|Great Britain}} 2012 London | {{gold medal}} | 7 | 6 | 1 | 19 | 4 | {{flagicon|Brazil}} 2016 Rio | {{silver medal}} | 5 | 3 | 2 | 10 | 6 | {{flagicon|Japan}} 2020 Tokyo | TBD | | | | | | Total | 2 Titles | 31 | 24 | 7 | 74 | 27 |
World Championships[23]Year | Rank | Pld | Wins | Loss | Set F | Set A |
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Part of Yugoslavia | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 1983 Delden | 5th place | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Norway}} 1985 Kristiansand | Runners-up | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Hungary}} 1986 Pécs | 4th place | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|USA}} 1989 Las Vegas | Did not enter | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 1990 Assen | 3rd place | – | – | – | – | – | Total | | – | – | – | – | – | as Bosnia and Herzegovina | {{flagicon|Germany}} 1994 Bottrop | Did not enter | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Iran}} 1998 Tehran | 3rd place | 8 | 7 | 1 | 23 | 4 | {{flagicon|Egypt}} 2002 Cairo | Champions | 7 | 6 | 1 | 19 | 3 | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 2006 Roermond | Champions | 8 | 8 | 0 | 24 | 2 | {{flagicon|USA}} 2010 Edmond | Runners-up | 7 | 6 | 1 | 20 | 4 | {{flagicon|Poland}} 2014 Elblag | Champions | 6 | 6 | 0 | 18 | 2 | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 2018 TBA[24] | To be determined | | | | | | Total | 3 Titles | 36 | 33 | 3 | 104 | 15 |
European Championships[23]Year | Rank | Pld | Wins | Loss | Set F | Set A |
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Part of Yugoslavia | {{flagicon|Germany}} 1981 Bonn | 5th place | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} 1987 Sarajevo | Runners-up | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Great Britain}} 1991 Nottingham | – | – | – | – | – | – | Total | | – | – | – | – | – | as Bosnia and Herzegovina | {{flagicon|Finland}} 1993 Järvenpää | Did not enter | – | – | – | – | – | {{flagicon|Slovenia}} 1995 Ljubljana | 11th place | | | | | | {{flagicon|Estonia}} 1997 Tallinn | 3rd place | | | | | | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} 1999 Sarajevo | Champions | 5 | 5 | 0 | 15 | 0 | {{flagicon|Hungary}} 2001 Sárospatak | Champions | 5 | 5 | 0 | 15 | 1 | {{flagicon|Finland}} 2003 Lappeenranta | Champions | 5 | 5 | 0 | 15 | 1 | {{flagicon|Germany}} 2005 Leverkusen | Champions | 7 | 7 | 0 | 21 | 1 | {{flagicon|Hungary}} 2007 Nyíregyháza | Champions | 7 | 7 | 0 | 21 | 4 | {{flagicon|Poland}} 2009 Elblag | Champions | 6 | 6 | 0 | 18 | 1 | {{flagicon|Netherlands}} 2011 Rotterdam | Champions | 7 | 7 | 0 | 21 | 2 | {{flagicon|Poland}} 2013 Elblag | Champions | 5 | 5 | 0 | 15 | 0 | {{flagicon|Germany}} 2015 Warendorf | Champions | 6 | 6 | 0 | 18 | 0 | {{flagicon|Croatia}} 2017 Poreč | 3rd place | 6* | 5 | 1 | | | Total | 9 Titles | 53 | 53 | 0 | 161 | 10 |
- Bosnia played 1 extra opponent in group stage of 2017 championship while Russia/Ukraine/Croatia (other semi-final sides) played 1 less.
Minor tournamentsNote: WOVD Intercontinental Cup tournaments serve as Paralympic qualifiers. In 2005 Sarajevo competition; club Sdi Spid faced Iran in the final.[23]Year | Tournament | Position |
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{{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} 2005 Sarajevo | WOVD World Cup | Clubs entered | Egypt}} 2008 Ismailia | WOVD Intercontinental Cup | 3rd place | Egypt}} 2010 Port Said | WOVD World Cup | Did not enter | England}} 2011 Kettering | Continental Cup | Champions | Egypt}} 2012 Cairo | WOVD Intercontinental Cup | Did not enter | China}} 2016 Anji | WOVD Intercontinental Cup | Did not enter | Iran}} 2018 Tabriz | Men's World Super 6 | 3rd place |
Juniors Competitive record[25][26]{{col-begin}}{{col-2}}Junior World ChampionshipsYear | Position |
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as Bosnia and Herzegovina | Slovenia}} 2005 Kamnik | Runners-up | Brazil}} 2007 Niterói | 4th place[27][28] | Iran}} 2009 Mashhad | Did not enter[29] | {{col-2}}Junior European ChampionshipsYear | Position |
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as Bosnia and Herzegovina | Hungary}} 2006 Nyíregyháza | Runners-up | Germany}} 2008 Leverkusen | Runners-up | Ukraine}} 2010 Yevpatoria | N/A – | {{col-end}}Coaches[30][31]Coaching staffPosition | Name | Active |
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Head Coach | BIH}} Mirza Hrustemović | 1994–present | Assistant Coach | BIH}} Ejub Mehmedović | 1996–present | Co-Trainer | BIH}} Zikret Mahmutović | 1996–present | Team Manager | BIH}} Miralem Zubović | 1996–? | Team Economist | BIH}} Dževad Šabeta | 1996–present |
Players{{hidden begin |title = Players rosters |titlestyle = background:lightblue; }}Players called up for 2016 Summer Paralympics:[32]Head coach: Mirza Hrustemović № | Name | Date of birth | Position | 2016 club |
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01|1}} | {{sortname|Ismet|Godinjak}} | {{dts|format=dmy|1973|3|17}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 02|2}} | {{sortname|Adnan|Manko}} | {{dts|format=dmy|1977|1|16}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 04|4}} | {{sortname|Adnan|Kešmer | Kesmer, Adnan} | {{dts|format=dmy|1986|10|11}} | L | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 05|5}} | {{sortname|Asim|Medić | Medic, Asim} | {{dts|format=dmy|1969|8|3}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Sdi Spid | 06|6}} | {{sortname|Mirzet|Duran}} | {{dts|format=dmy|1986|10|13}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 07|7}} | {{sortname|Nizam|Čančar | Cancar, Nizam} | {{dts|format=dmy|1975|9|17}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 08|8}} | {{sortname|Dževad|Hamzić | Hamzic, Dzevad} | {{dts|format=dmy|1968|9|4}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Sdi Spid | 09|9}} | {{sortname|Benis|Kadrić | Kadric, Benis} | {{dts|format=dmy|1987|1|28}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI Fantomi | 10 | {{sortname|Safet|Alibašić | Alibasic, Safet} | {{dts|format=dmy|1982|12|21}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Sdi Spid | 11 | {{sortname|Sabahudin|Delalić | Delalic, Sabahudin} | {{dts|format=dmy|1972|8|17}} | UN | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Sdi Spid | 12 | {{sortname|Ermin|Jusufović | Jusufovic, Ermin} | {{dts|format=dmy|1981|5|31}} | M | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} SKISO "Sinovi Bosne" | 13 | {{sortname|Armin|Šehić | Šehić, Armin} | {{dts|format=dmy|1994|5|11}} | M | {{flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Sdi Spid | Players called up for 2015 European Championships:[33]Sabahudin Delalić (captain), Dževad Hamzić, Asim Medić, Safet Alibašić, Beniz Kadrić, Ermin Jusufović, Muhamed Kapetanović, Nizam Čančar, Ismet Godinjak, Adnan Manko, Mirzet Duran, Adnan Kešmer, Edin Džino, Armin Šehić, Jasmin Brkić, Adin Likić, Damir Grbić. Players called up for 2012 Summer Paralympics:{{2012 Summer Paralympics Bosnia and Herzegovina men's volleyball team roster|fs=95}}Players called up for 2008 Summer Paralympics:Safet Alibašić, Sabahudin Delalić (captain), Mirzet Duran, Esad Durmišević, Ismet Godinjak, Dževad Hamzić, Ermin Jusufović, Hidaet Jusufović (libero), Zikret Mahmić, Adnan Manko, Asim Medić, Ejub Mehmedović. Players called up for 2004 Summer Paralympics:Dževad Hamzić, Nedzad Salkić, Safet Alibašić, Sabahudin Delalić, Ermin Jusufović, Zikret Mahmić, Fikret Causević, Asim Medić, Esad Durmisević, Ejub Mehmedović, Adnan Manko, Ismet Godinjak. Players called up for 2000 Summer Paralympics:Dževad Hamzić, Nedžad Salkić, Abid Čišija, Sabahudin Delalić, Nevzet Alić, Zikret Mahmić, Fikret Čausević, Asim Medić, Edin Ibraković, Ševko Nuhanović, Adnan Manko, Ismet Godinjak. {{hidden end}}The players in the B&H national side predominantly are selected from two biggest clubs from Bosnia and Herzegovina: OKI Fantomi Sarajevo (Volleyball Club Invalids Phantoms) and SDI Spid Sarajevo. The sitting volleyball clubs started by gathering mostly war veterans handicapped during Bosnian War. Both clubs are multiple league champions at home. SDI SpidSDI Spid was founded on 5 April 1994. - Bosnia and Herzegovina Sitting Volleyball Championship:
- Winners (16): 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014.
- Runners-Up (4): 2002, 2006, 2008, 2009.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Sitting Volleyball National Cup:
- Sitting Volleyball Champions League:
- Winners (7): 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2010
- Runners-Up (4): 1998, 1999, 2004, 2007.
- 3rd Place (1): 2008.
- Sitting Volleyball World Club Championship:
- Runners-Up (2): 2003, 2005.
- Sitting Volleyball Sarajevo Open:
OKI FantomiOKI "Phantom" were established in 1995 in Sarajevo. - Bosnia and Herzegovina Sitting Volleyball Championship:
- Winners (5): 1996, 2002, 2006, 2008, 2009
- Runners-Up (8): 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2012.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Sitting Volleyball National Cup:
- Sitting Volleyball Champions League:
- Winners (3): 2004, 2007, 2008.
- Runners-Up (4): 2003, 2005, 2006, 2011.
- 3rd Place (1): 2001.
- Sitting Volleyball Sarajevo Open:
- Winners (12): 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016.
- Runners-Up (3): 2004, 2005, 2013.
Sarajevo Open{{Expand section|date=September 2016}}Organised annually by OKI Fantomi volleyball club, Sarajevo Open has grown into a tournament of prestige[34] for national teams and elite club sides and is a highly rated calendar event by participants.Sarajevo Open | Gold medal game | Bronze medal game | Silver | (1) | Croatia}} SDI HRABRI Zagreb | Slovenia}} Paras Ljubljana | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Banja Luka |
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2003 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (2) | 3:0 | Hungary}} PIREMON SE | 2004 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} SDI Spid Sarajevo (1 title) | 3:0 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo | 2005 | Iran}} Iran (National team) (1) | 3:0 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo | 2006 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (3) | 3:0 | Egypt}} Egypt (National team) | 2007 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (4) | 3:2 | Russia}} AVS Rodnik | Germany}} Germany (National team) | 3:1 | Croatia}} Croatia (National team) | 2008 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (5) | 3:0 | Russia}} Russia (National team) | Iran}} Mazanderan | 3:1 | Hungary}} PIREMON SE | 2009 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (6) | 3:0 | Germany}} Germany (National team) | Russia}} Russia (National team) | 3:0 | Brazil}} Brazil (National team) | 2010[35] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (7) | 3:1 | Iran}} Iran (National team) | Russia}} Russia (National team) | 3:0 | Germany}} Germany (National team) | 2011[36] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (8) | 3:0 | Russia}} Russia (National team) | Croatia}} SDI "HRABRI" | 3:0 | Germany}} TSV "BAYER 04" LEVERKUSEN | 2012[37] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (9) | 3:1 | Russia}} Russia (National team) | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} "ČELIK '07" Zenica | 3:2 | Germany}} Germany (National team) | 2013[38][39] | Russia}} Russia (National team) (1) | 3:1 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo | Brazil}} Brazil (National team) | 3:0 | Netherlands}} Netherlands (National team) | 2014[40] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (10) | 3:0 | Russia}} Russia (National team) | Brazil}} Brazil (National team) | 3:1 | Germany}} Germany (National team) | 2015[41] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (11) | 3:1 | Brazil}} Brazil (National team) | Russia}} Russia (National team) | 3:0 | Germany}} BAYER | 2016[42] | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo (12) | 3:1 | Russia}} Russia (National team) | Germany}} Germany (National team) | 3:0 | Egypt}} Egypt (National team) | 2017[43] | Russia}} Russia (National team) (2) | 3:1 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo | Azerbaijan}} Azerbaijan (National team) | 3:0 | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} OKI "ILIDŽA" Sarajevo | |
International trust fund for demining and mine victims assistance (ITF) is a sponsor of OKI "FANTOMI" Sarajevo and Sarajevo Open.[44][45]Results{{hidden begin |expanded=false |title = All-time team results |titlestyle = background:lightblue; }}1994–1999{{Expand section|date=September 2016}}Date | Competition | Round | Venue | Team 1 | Result | Team 2 | 2 July 1995 1995 European Championships Group Ljubljana, SloveniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (??:25) Set 2: (??:25) Set 3: (??:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 3 July 1995 1995 European Championships Group stage Ljubljana, SloveniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0:3Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | 11 April 1998 1998 World Championships[46] Group stage Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships Group stage Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships Group stage Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships Group stage Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships Group stage Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships QF Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0N/A | | | | | | 1998 1998 World Championships SF Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2:3Finland}} Finland | | | | | | 17 April 1998 1998 World Championships[18] 3rd place playoff Tehran, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:1Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | 12 September 1999 1999 European Championships EPSO BiH 99[47] Group B Sarajevo, BosniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Poland}} Poland | | | | | | 13 September 1999 1999 European Championships Group B Sarajevo, BosniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Russia}} Russia | | | | | | 14 September 1999 1999 European Championships QF Sarajevo, BosniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | 15 September 1999 1999 European Championships SF Sarajevo, BosniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Finland}} Finland | | | | | | 17 September 1999 1999 European Championships Final Sarajevo, BosniaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Germany}} Germany | | | | | | 2000–2009{{Expand section|date=September 2016}}Date | Competition | Round | Venue | Team 1 | Result | Team 2 | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics[48] Group B Sydney, AustraliaEGY|2000 Summer}} | 3:0Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 20 October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics Group B Sydney, AustraliaFinland}} Finland | 1:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics Group B Sydney, AustraliaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0:3LBA|2000 Summer}} | | | | | | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics Group B Sydney, AustraliaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Korea Republic}} Korea Republic | | | | | | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics Group B Sydney, AustraliaAustralia}} Australia | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics QF Sydney, AustraliaGermany}} Germany | 1:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics SF Sydney, AustraliaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0EGY|2000 Summer}} | | | | | | 28 October 2000 2000 Summer Paralympics Final Sydney, AustraliaIran}} Iran | 3:0Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | August 2001 2001 European Championships[49] Final Sárospatak, HungaryGermany}} Germany | 1:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 26 September 2002 2002 World Championships[14][50] Group B Cairo, EgyptEgypt}} Egypt | 3:1Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | October 2002 2002 World Championships Group B Cairo, EgyptMorocco}} Morocco | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | October 2002 2002 World Championships Group B Cairo, EgyptBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | October 2002 2002 World Championships Group B Cairo, EgyptBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Germany}} Germany | | | | | | October 2002 2002 World Championships QF Cairo, EgyptBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Hungary}} Hungary | | | | | | October 2002 2002 World Championships SF Cairo, EgyptIran}} Iran | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 4 October 2002 2002 World Championships Final Cairo, EgyptBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Germany}} Germany | | | | | | 28 August 2003 2003 European Championships[51] Group stage Lappeenranta, FinlandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Hungary}} Hungary | | | | | | 28 August 2003 2003 European Championships Group stage Lappeenranta, FinlandFinland}} Finland{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (26:24) Set 2: (13:25) Set 3: (20:25) Set 4: (18:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 28 August 2003 2003 European Championships QF Lappeenranta, FinlandLatvia}} Latvia{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (8:25) Set 2: (12:25) Set 3: (12:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 29 August 2003 2003 European Championships SF Lappeenranta, FinlandRussia}} Russia | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 30 August 2003 2003 European Championships[52] Final Lappeenranta, FinlandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 21 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics[53] Group B Athens, GreeceGreece}} Greece | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 22 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics Group B Athens, GreeceBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | 23 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics Group B Athens, GreeceBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0USA}} United States | | | | | | 24 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics QF Athens, GreeceJapan}} Japan | 0:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 25 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics SF Athens, GreeceGermany}} Germany | 2:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 27 September 2004 2004 Summer Paralympics Final Athens, GreeceBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:2Set 1: (25:23) Set 2: (20:25) Set 3: (20:25) Set 4: (27:25) Set 5: (15:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Iran}} Iran | | | | | | | 21 June 2005 2005 European Championships Group A Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:10) Set 2: (25:9) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Poland}} Poland | | | | | | | 22 June 2005 2005 European Championships Group A Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:13) Set 2: (25:10) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Hungary}} Hungary | | | | | | | 22 June 2005 2005 European Championships Group A Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:7) Set 2: (25:6) Set 3: (25:7)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Greece}} Greece | | | | | | | 23 June 2005 2005 European Championships Group A Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:6) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Serbia and Montenegro}} Serbia and Montenegro | | | | | | | 23 June 2005 2005 European Championships Group A Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (25:16) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (29:31) Set 4: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 25 June 2005 2005 European Championships[54] SF Leverkusen, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:10) Set 2: (25:6) Set 3: (25:9)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | 27 June 2005 2005 European Championships Final Leverkusen, GermanyGermany}} Germany{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (21:25) Set 2: (14:25) Set 3: (21:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 18 June 2006 2006 World Championships[55] Group A Roermond, NetherlandsBrazil}} Brazil{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (14:25) Set 2: (5:25) Set 3: (13:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 19 June 2006 2006 World Championships Group A Roermond, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 19 June 2006 2006 World Championships[56] Group A Roermond, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:18) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (25:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | United States of America}} United States | | | | | | | 21 June 2006 2006 World Championships Group A Roermond, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:1Russia}} Russia | | | | | | 21 June 2006 2006 World Championships Group A Roermond, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | 22 June 2006 2006 World Championships[57] QF Roermond, NetherlandsNetherlands}} Netherlands{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (10:25) Set 2: (14:25) Set 3: (20:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 23 June 2006 2006 World Championships[58] SF Roermond, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:23) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | | 25 June 2006 2006 World Championships[59] Final Roermond, NetherlandsIran}} Iran{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (20:25) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (23:25) Set 4: (16:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 23 August 2007 Friendly[57] Berlin, GermanyGermany}} Germany | 1:3Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | 4 September 2007 2007 European Championships[57] Group stage Nyíregyháza, HungaryBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:9) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | 5 September 2007 2007 European Championships Group stage Nyíregyháza, HungaryBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:6) Set 2: (25:15) Set 3: (25:16)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Latvia}} Latvia | | | | | | | 5 September 2007 2007 European Championships Group stage Nyíregyháza, HungaryBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:4) Set 2: (25:15) Set 3: (25:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Great Britain}} Great Britain | | | | | | | 6 September 2007 2007 European Championships Group stage Nyíregyháza, HungaryHungary}} Hungary{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (8:25) Set 2: (10:25) Set 3: (17:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 6 September 2007 2007 European Championships Group stage Nyíregyháza, HungaryBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:4) Set 2: (25:5) Set 3: (25:6)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Greece}} Greece | | | | | | | 7 September 2007 2007 European Championships SF Nyíregyháza, HungaryBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:2Set 1: (17:25) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (22:25) Set 4: (25:17) Set 5: (15:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 8 September 2007 2007 European Championships Final Nyíregyháza, HungaryRussia}} Russia{{hidden | 2:3Set 1: (20:25) Set 2: (17:25) Set 3: (25:18) Set 4: (25:21) Set 5: (7:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 29 April 2008 2008 WOVD Intercontinental Cup[60] 3rd Place playoff Ismailia, EgyptEgypt}} Egypt{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (18:25) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (21:25) Set 4: (23:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 7 September 2008 2008 Summer Paralympics[61] Group A Beijing, ChinaChina}} China{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (14:25) Set 2: (22:25) Set 3: (17:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | September 2008 2008 Summer Paralympics Group A Beijing, ChinaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:6) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:16)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Iraq}} Iraq | | | | | | | September 2008 2008 Summer Paralympics Group A Beijing, ChinaRussia}} Russia{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (21:25) Set 2: (22:25) Set 3: (25:18) Set 4: (16:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | September 2008 2008 Summer Paralympics SF Beijing, ChinaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:18) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | | 15 September 2008 2008 Summer Paralympics Final Beijing, ChinaIran}} Iran{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:22)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 21 November 2009 2009 European Championships[62][63] Group B Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:15) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 23 November 2009 2009 European Championships Group B Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:18) Set 2: (25:13) Set 3: (25:11)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | | 23 November 2009 2009 European Championships Group B Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:8) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (25:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Serbia}} Serbia | | | | | | | 24 November 2009 2009 European Championships Group B Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:13) Set 2: (25:8) Set 3: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Poland}} Poland | | | | | | | 24 November 2009 2009 European Championships SF Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 25 November 2009 2009 European Championships Final Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (20:25) Set 2: (25:12) Set 3: (25:21) Set 4: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 2010–present{{Expand section|date=September 2016}}Date | Competition | Round | Venue | Team 1 | Result | Team 2 | 12 July 2010 2010 World Championships[64] Group A Edmond, United States of AmericaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:8) Set 2: (25:7) Set 3: (25:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | LBY|1977}} Libya | | | | | | | 13 July 2010 2010 World Championships Group A Edmond, United States of AmericaUnited States of America}} United States{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (15:25) Set 2: (15:25) Set 3: (10:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 14 July 2010 2010 World Championships Group A Edmond, United States of AmericaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:14) Set 2: (25:8) Set 3: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Canada}} Canada | | | | | | | 15 July 2010 2010 World Championships Group A Edmond, United States of AmericaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0China}} China | | | | | | 15 July 2010 2010 World Championships QF Edmond, United States of AmericaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:15) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Brazil}} Brazil | | | | | | | 17 July 2010 2010 World Championships[65] SF Edmond, United States of AmericaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (25:16) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (22:25) Set 4: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 18 July 2010 2010 World Championships Final Edmond, United StatesIran}} Iran{{hidden | 3:2Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (19:25) Set 5: (15:11)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 11 July 2011 2011 ECVD Continental Cup[66][67][68] Pool A Kettering, United KingdomKazakhstan}} Kazakhstan{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (11:25) Set 2: (8:25) Set 3: (11:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | July 2011 2011 Continental Cup Pool A Kettering, UKBrazil}} Brazil{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (11:25) Set 2: (15:25) Set 3: (22:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | July 2011 2011 Continental Cup Pool A Kettering, UKBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:9) Set 3: (25:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Canada}} Canada | | | | | | | 13 July 2011 2011 Continental Cup Pool A Kettering, UKGreat Britain}} Great Britain{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (9:25) Set 2: (6:25) Set 3: (16:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | July 2011 2011 Continental Cup Pool A Kettering, UKBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | ?:?Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | July 2011 2011 Continental Cup QF Kettering, UKBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | ?:?China}} China | | | | | | July 2011 2011 Continental Cup SF Kettering, UKBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Brazil}} Brazil | | | | | | | 16 July 2011 2011 Continental Cup Final Kettering, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:11) Set 2: (30:28) Set 3: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | | 10 October 2011 2011 European Championships[69][70] Group A Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (25:16)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Serbia}} Serbia | | | | | | | October 2011 2011 European Championships Group A Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:5) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | October 2011 2011 European Championships Group A Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:6) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:11)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Latvia}} Latvia | | | | | | | October 2011 2011 European Championships Group A Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (27:25) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 13 October 2011 2011 European Championships QF Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:13) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (25:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Poland}} Poland | | | | | | | 13 October 2011 2011 European Championships SF Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:16) Set 3: (26:28) Set 4: (26:24)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | 15 October 2011 2011 European Championships Final Rotterdam, NetherlandsBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (22:25) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (25:10) Set 4: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 30 August 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics Group B London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (26:24) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | China}} China | | | | | | | 1 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics Group B London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:14) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (25:19)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Brazil}} Brazil | | | | | | | 3 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics Group B London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:7) Set 2: (25:12) Set 3: (25:8)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Rwanda}} Rwanda | | | | | | | 4 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics Group B London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (18:25) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (22:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Iran}} Iran | | | | | | | 5 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics QF London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:16) Set 3: (25:22)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | | 6 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics SF London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:19) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 8 September 2012 2012 Summer Paralympics Final London, United KingdomBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (19:25) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (25:22) Set 4: (25:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Iran}} Iran | | | | | | | 16 September 2013 2013 European Championships[71] Group A Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:12) Set 3: (25:8)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | 17 September 2013 2013 European Championships Group A Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:9) Set 2: (25:7) Set 3: (25:8)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Serbia}} Serbia | | | | | | | 19 September 2013 2013 European Championships QF Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:23) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (25:8)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | | 20 September 2013 2013 European Championships SF Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:11) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | 21 September 2013 2013 European Championships Final Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3:0Russia}} Russia | | | | | | 15 June 2014 2014 World Championships[72] Group C Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:10) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Kazakhstan}} Kazakhstan | | | | | | | 16 June 2014 2014 World Championships Group C Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (25:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Brazil}} Brazil | | | | | | | 17 June 2014 2014 World Championships Group C Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:19) Set 2: (25:10) Set 3: (25:26)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Croatia}} Croatia | | | | | | | 19 June 2014 2014 World Championships QF Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 20 June 2014 2014 World Championships SF Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:11) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Egypt}} Egypt | | | | | | | 21 June 2014 2014 World Championships Final Elblag, PolandBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:1Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (20:25) Set 3: (25:7) Set 4: (28:26)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Brazil}} Brazil | | | | | | | 2 October 2015 2015 European Championships[73] Pool B Warendorf, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:13) Set 3: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Hungary}} Hungary | | | | | | | 3 October 2015 2015 European Championships Pool B Warendorf, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:11) Set 2: (25:15) Set 3: (25:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Netherlands}} Netherlands | | | | | | | 4 October 2015 2015 European Championships Pool B Warendorf, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:13) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Serbia}} Serbia | | | | | | | 5 October 2015 2015 European Championships QF Warendorf, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:15) Set 2: (25:16) Set 3: (25:11)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Poland}} Poland | | | | | | | 6 October 2015 2015 European Championships SF Warendorf, GermanyBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:12) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | 7 October 2015 2015 European Championships Final Warendorf, GermanyGermany}} Germany{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (22:25) Set 2: (19:25) Set 3: (23:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 10 September 2016 2016 Summer Paralympics Group Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:12) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | 12 September 2016 2016 Summer Paralympics Group Rio de Janeiro, BrazilIran}} Iran{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:17) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 14 September 2016 2016 Summer Paralympics Group Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:14) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:19)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | China}} China | | | | | | | 16 September 2016 2016 Summer Paralympics SF Rio de Janeiro, BrazilEgypt}} Egypt{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (23:25) Set 2: (16:25) Set 3: (20:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 18 September 2016 2016 Summer Paralympics Final Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (21:25) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (15:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Iran}} Iran | | | | | | | 6 November 2017 2017 European Championships[74] Group B Poreč, CroatiaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:7) Set 2: (25:13) Set 3: (25:5)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Georgia}} Georgia | | | | | | | 7 November 2017 2017 Sitting Volleyball European Championships Group B Poreč, CroatiaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:6) Set 2: (25:13) Set 3: (25:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Hungary}} Hungary | | | | | | | 8 November 2017 2017 Sitting Volleyball European Championships Group B Poreč, CroatiaSerbia}} Serbia{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (10:25) Set 2: (14:25) Set 3: (14:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 9 November 2017 2017 Sitting Volleyball European Championships QF Poreč, CroatiaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:14) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (26:24)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} Germany | | | | | | | 10 November 2017 2017 Sitting Volleyball European Championships SF Poreč, CroatiaBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 2:3Set 1: (18:25) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (19:25) Set 4: (25:20) Set 5: (12:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 9 November 2017 2017 Sitting Volleyball European Championships 3rd Place Poreč, CroatiaCroatia}} Croatia{{hidden | 0:3Set 1: (21:25) Set 2: (16:25) Set 3: (18:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina | | | | | | | 19 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6[75] Match 1 Tabriz, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:12) Set 2: (25:16) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | USA}} United States | | | | | | | 20 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6 Match 2 Tabriz, IranIran}} Iran{{hidden | 3:2Set 1: (22:25) Set 2: (25:17) Set 3: (25:19) Set 4: (22:25) Set 5: (15:13)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Bosnia}} Bosnia | | | | | | | 21 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6 Match 3 Tabriz, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 1:3Set 1: (24:26) Set 2: (25:11) Set 3: (23:25) Set 4: (21:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Russia}} Russia | | | | | | | 22 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6 Match 4 Tabriz, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:23) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:22)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | 23 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6 Match 5 Tabriz, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:18) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:19)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Germany}} (Germany) | | | | | | | 24 April 2018 2018 Men's World Super 6 3rd Place Tabriz, IranBosnia and Herzegovina}} Bosnia and Herzegovina{{hidden | 3:0Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:20)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:center; }} | Ukraine}} Ukraine | | | | | | | Legend{{hidden end}}StatisticsMost appearances – All time listSorted by date of birth as it is difficult to know exact number of appearances.[76] Most appearances during career playing for Bosnia and Herz. Former Yugoslavia statistics where applicable not included.[77][78] # | Name | Age | Career |
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1 | Ševko Nuhanovićdf=y|1958|9|17}} | 1994–2000 | | 2 | Mirza Hrustemovićdf=y|1959|10|1}} | 1994–1999 | | 3 | Nevzet Alićdf=y|1961|1|5}} | 1999–2002 | | 4 | Dževad Hamzićdf=y|1968|9|4}} | 1994 – present | | 5 | Ejub Mehmedovićdf=y|1968|10|18}} | 1999 – ? | | 6 | Asim Medićdf=y|1969|8|3}} | 1997 – present | | 7 | Nedžad Salkićdf=y|1969|10|26}} | 1997 – ? | | 8 | Zikret Mahmićdf=y|1971|1|4}} | 1995 – ? | | 9 | Sabahudin Delalićdf=y|1972|8|17}} | 1994 – present | | 10 | Esad Durmiševićdf=y|1972|1|22}} | 2001 – ? | | 11 | Fikret Čauševićdf=y|1973|5|13}} | 1995 – ? | | 12 | Ismet Godinjakdf=y|1973|3|17}} | 1994 – present | | 13 | Hidajet Jusufovićdf=y|1973|12|9}} | ? – ? | | 14 | Asad Omerovićdf=y|1974|10|8}} | ? – ? | | 15 | Nizam Čančardf=y|1975|9|17}} | 1994 – present | | 16 | Adnan Mankodf=y|1977|1|16}} | 1994 – present | | 17 | Ermin Jusufovićdf=y|1981|5|31}} | 2001 – present | | 18 | Safet Alibašićdf=y|1982|12|21}} | 2002 – present | | 19 | Mirzet Durandf=y|1986|10|13}} | 2007 – present | | 20 | Adnan Kešmerdf=y|1986|10|11}} | 2011 – present | | 21 | Benis Kadrićdf=y|1987|1|28}} | 2011 – present | | 22 | Armin Šehićdf=y|1994|4|11}} | 2013 – present | | |
Multiple gold medalists at ParalympicsThis is a list of multiple Paralympics gold medalists for Bosnia in sitting volleyball, listing people who have won two or more gold medals (sorted by gold medal first). Athlete | Sport | Paralympics Gold | Gold | Para Silver | Silver | Para Bronze | Bronze | Total |
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Adnan Manko | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2000, 2008, 2016 | 3 | – | 0 | 5 | Asim Medić | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2000, 2008, 2016 | 3 | – | 0 | 5 | Dževad Hamzić | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2000, 2008, 2016 | 3 | – | 0 | 5 | Ismet Godinjak | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2000, 2008, 2016 | 3 | – | 0 | 5 | Sabahudin Delalić | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2000, 2008, 2016 | 3 | – | 0 | 5 | Ermin Jusufović | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2008, 2016 | 2 | – | 0 | 4 | Safet Alibašić | Sitting Volleyball | 2004, 2012 | 2 | 2008, 2016 | 2 | – | 0 | 4 |
Biggest wins by BosniaTable sorted by points conceded (scored against BiH) in straight sets win (least to most).# | Opponent | Result | Pts agst. | Competition |
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1. | Greece}} Greece | 3:0 (25:4, 25:5, 25:6)[79]15 pts | 2007 European Championships | | 2. | Greece}} Greece | 3:0 (25:7, 25:6, 25:7)20 pts | 2005 European Championships | | 3. | Serbia}} Serbia | 3:0 (25:9, 25:7, 25:8)[80]24 pts | 2013 European Championships | | =4. | Croatia}} Croatia | 3:0 (25:10, 25:6, 25:9)[81]25 pts | 2005 European Championships | | =4. | LBY|1977}} Libya | 3:0 (25:8, 25:7, 25:10)[64]25 pts | 2010 World Championships | | 6. | Rwanda}} Rwanda | 3:0 (25:7, 25:12, 25:8)27 pts | 2012 Summer Paralympics | | 7. | Great Britain}} Great Britain | 3:0 (25:4, 25:15, 25:10)29 pts | 2007 European Championships | | =8. | Latvia}} Latvia | 3:0 (25:8, 25:12, 25:12)[82]32 pts | 2003 European Championships | | =8. | Brazil}} Brazil | 3:0 (25:14, 25:5, 25:13)[55]32 pts | 2006 World Championships | | 10. | Poland}} Poland | 3:0 (25:10, 25:9, 25:14)33 pts | 2005 European Championships | | 11. | Iraq}} Iraq | 3:0 (25:6, 25:14, 25:16)36 pts | 2008 Summer Paralympics | | 12. | USA}} United States | 3:0 (25:15, 25:15, 25:10)40 pts | 2010 World Championships | | 13. | Netherlands}} Netherlands | 3:0 (25:11, 25:15, 25:15)[83]41 pts | 2015 European Championships | |
Biggest defeats by Bosnia# | Opponent | Result | Pts for. | Competition |
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1. | Croatia}} Croatia | 0:3 (6:15, 8:15, 11:15)25 pts | 1995 European Championship Qual. | | 2. | Iran}} Iran | 0:3 (17:25, 22:25, 17:25)56 pts | 2016 Summer Paralympics | | |
World rankingAs at 28 September 2016.[84] Bosnia best European rank in sitting volleyball was 1st.[85]At 2016 Rio Paralympics, Bosnia retained Rank at No. 1 (seed No. 1) as defending Paralympic champion. Rank | Movement | Country | Points | Region |
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1 | {{Nft rank | 0} | Iran5215 | Asia-Oceania | | 2 | {{Nft rank | 0} | Brazil4708 | Pan America | | 3 | {{Nft rank | 1} | Egypt4523 | Africa | | 4 | {{Nft rank | 1} | Bosnia and Herzegovina4300[86] | Europe | | 5 | {{Nft rank | 0} | Germany3578 | Europe | |
Top rivalsRivals Bosnia predominantly meets in the finals of major competitions listed. Bosnia–Iran rivalryBosnians brought an end to the Iranians' series of four Paralympic golds at Athens 2004, the two teams have met in all the finals of the Paralympic Games and world championships, except in 2014, when the Bosnians faced Brazil.[87] Sitting volleyball is not the only men's sport these two nations faced each other at the biggest stage of a competition. Bosnia played and beat Iran at both 2014 Soccer World Cup and 2015 Handball World Championship. Stage | Tournament | Opponents | Result | Details | Final | 2000 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 0:3 | SF | 2002 World Championships | Iran}} Iran | 3:0 | Final | 2004 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 3:2{{hidden | Set 1: (25:23) Set 2: (20:25) Set 3: (20:25) Set 4: (27:25) Set 5: (15:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2006 World Championships | Iran}} Iran | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (23:25) Set 3: (25:23) Set 4: (25:16)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2008 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 0:3{{hidden | Set 1: (22:25) Set 2: (18:25) Set 3: (22:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2010 World Championships | Iran}} Iran | 2:3{{hidden | Set 1: (17:25) Set 2: (21:25) Set 3: (25:18) Set 4: (25:19) Set 5: (11:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Group | 2012 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 1:3{{hidden | Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (18:25) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (22:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2012 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (19:25) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (25:22) Set 4: (25:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Group | 2016 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 0:3{{hidden | Set 1: (17:25) Set 2: (22:25) Set 3: (17:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2016 Summer Paralympics | Iran}} Iran | 1:3{{hidden | Set 1: (21:25) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (15:25)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | TOTAL Record |
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– | 8 Tournaments | Played: 10 | Won: 4; Lost: 6{{hidden | Won Sets by Bosnia: 16 Won Sets by Iran: 22headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | |
Bosnia–Germany rivalryBosnia since team formation has been an adversary to Germany during European sitting volleyball championships as teams have met at almost every major tournament in later stages of the finals. Stage | Tournament | Opponents | Result | Details | GS | 1995 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 0:3 | Final | 1999 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0 | QF | 2000 Summer Paralympics | Germany}} Germany | 3:1 | Final | 2001 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:1 | GS | 2002 World Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0 | Final | 2002 World Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0 | Final | 2003 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | SF | 2004 Summer Paralympics | Germany}} Germany | 3:2 | Final | 2005 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:21)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | GS | 2006 World Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (25:10)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Int. | 2007 Friendly (in Berlin, GER) | Germany}} Germany | 3:1 | SF | 2007 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:2{{hidden | Set 1: (17:25) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (22:25) Set 4: (25:17) Set 5: (15:12)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | SF | 2009 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:14) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | SF | 2012 Summer Paralympics | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:19) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | QF | 2014 World Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:21) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2015 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:22) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | QF | 2017 European Championships | Germany}} Germany | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:14) Set 2: (25:19) Set 3: (26:24)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | TOTAL Record |
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– | 15 Tournaments | Played: 17 | Won: 16; Lost: 1{{hidden | Won Sets by Bosnia: 45 Won Sets by Germany: 11headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | |
Bosnia–Russia rivalryBosnia since team formation has been an adversary to Russia during European sitting volleyball championships as teams have met several times at major tournament finals. Stage | Tournament | Opponents | Result | Details | GS | 1999 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:0 | SF | 2003 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:0 | GS | 2005 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (25:16) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (29:31) Set 4: (25:17)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | GS | 2006 World Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1 | Final | 2007 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:2{{hidden | Set 1: (25:20) Set 2: (25:17) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (21:25) Set 5: (15:7)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | GS | 2008 Summer Paralympics | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (25:21) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (18:25) Set 4: (25:16)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | GS | 2009 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:0{{hidden | Set 1: (25:15) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (25:14)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2009 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (20:25) Set 2: (25:12) Set 3: (25:21) Set 4: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | SF | 2010 World Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (25:16) Set 2: (25:20) Set 3: (22:25) Set 4: (25:18)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | GS | 2011 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (27:25) Set 2: (25:22) Set 3: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2011 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:1{{hidden | Set 1: (22:25) Set 2: (25:23) Set 3: (25:10) Set 4: (25:23)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | Final | 2013 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 3:0 | SF | 2017 European Championships | Russia}} Russia | 2:3{{hidden | Set 1: (18:25) Set 2: (25:18) Set 3: (19:25) Set 4: (25:20) Set 5: (12:15)headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | TOTAL Record |
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– | 11 Tournaments | Played: 13 | Won: 12; Lost: 1{{hidden | Won Sets by Bosnia: 36 Won Sets by Russia: 9headerstyle=background: | style=text-align:left; }} | | | |
Sport in popular culture- West Ham United and Croatian former soccer manager Slaven Bilić played sitting volleyball during International Paralympic Day in Split on 8 September 2011.[88][89]
- Sergej Barbarez met the OKI Fantomi club during the friendly sitting volleyball tournament 2006 Siemens Cup in Hamburg. Fantomi beat Germany in the final 2–0.[90]
See also{{portal|Bosnia and Herzegovina}}- Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Paralympics
- Volleyball at the Summer Paralympics
- World Organization Volleyball for Disabled
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