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France women's national volleyball team
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The France women's national volleyball team represents France in international women's volleyball competitions and friendly matches. It is governed by the French Volleyball Federation.
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Olympic Games
Champions Runners up Third place Fourth place
World Championship
Champions Runners up Third place Fourth place
FIVB World Grand Prix
- 2017 — 27th
FIVB Nations League
- 2024 — 14th place
FIVB Challenger Cup
- 2018 — did not qualify
- 2019 — did not qualify
- 2022 — 5th place
- 2023 —
Champions
- 2024 — did not enter
European Championship
- 1991 — 9th place (tied)
- 1993 — did not qualify
- 1995 — did not qualify
- 1997 — did not qualify
- 1999 — did not qualify
- 2001 — 8th place
- 2003 — did not qualify
- 2005 — did not qualify
- 2007 — 8th place
- 2009 — 14th place (tied)
- 2011 — 10th place
- 2013 — 8th place
- 2015 — did not qualify
- 2017 — did not qualify
- 2019 — 21st place
- 2021 — 7th place
- 2023 — 6th place
- 2026 — Qualified
European League
- 2022 —
Champions
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Team
Current squad
Roster for the 2024 Summer Olympics. The roster was announced on 8 July 2024.[1]
Head coach: Émile Rousseaux[2] [3]
- 1 Héléna Cazaute (c) OH
- 3 Amandine GiardinoL
- 4 Christina Bauer MB
- 7 Iman Ndiaye OP
- 9 Nina Stojiljković S
- 11 Lucille Gicquel OP
- 15 Amandha Marine Sylves MB
- 23 Léandra Olinga-Andela MB
- 63 Émilie Respaut S
- 88 Amélie Rotar OH
- 91 Halimatou Bah OH
- 99 Juliette Gelin L
Past squads
- 2001 European Championship — 8th place
- Lauranne Dautais, Karine Havas, Virginie Kadjo, Sandra Kociniewski, Laure Koenig, Séverine Lienard, Sylvie Lopes, Kinga Maculewicz, Karine Salinas, Virginie Sarpaux, Séverine Szewczyk, and Sandra Urios. Head Coach: Jue Gang-Bai.
- 2007 European Championship — 8th place
- Christina Bauer, Alexia Djilali, Armelle Faesch, Sandra Kociniewski, Jelena Lozancic, Estelle Querard, Victoria Ravva, Alexandra Rochelle, Anna Rybaczewski, Karine Salinas, Hélène Schleck, Leslie Turiaf. Head coach: Yan Fang.
- 2009 European Championship — 14th place
- Véronika Hudima, Félicia Menara, Christina Bauer, Amandine Mauricette, Pauline Soullard, Anna Rybaczewski, Maëva Orlé, Armelle Faesch, Déborah Ortschitt, Alexia Djilali, Séverine Liénard, Séverine Szewczyk, Estelle Quérard, Jelena Lozančić. Head coach: Fabrice Vial.
- 2011 European Championship — 10th place
- Pauline Soullard, Véronika Hudima, Taiana Téré, Christina Bauer, Alexandra Rochelle, Jelena Lozančić, Anna Rybaczewski, Maëva Orlé, Armelle Faesch, Mallory Steux, Julie Mollinger, Hélène Schleck, Alexandra Dascalu, Marielle Bousquet. Head coach: Fabrice Vial.
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