Azəryol Baku
 | |
| Pełna nazwa | Azəryol Bakı Voleybol Klubu |
|---|---|
| Data założenia | 2013 |
| Debiut w najwyższej lidze | 2013 |
| Liga | Azerska Superliga siatkarek |
| Państwo |  Azerbejdżan |
| Trener | Jason Haldane[1] |
Azəryol Baku, a właściwie Azəryol Bakı Voleybol Klubu; azerski klub siatkarski kobiet powstały w 2013 w Baku. Włodarze klubu odkupili licencję od VK Baku, który miał problemy finansowe. Klub występuje w azerskiej Superlidze. W sezonie 2013/14 drużyna zajęła miejsce Azərreyl Baku w Lidze Mistrzyń.
Sukcesy
Mistrzostwa Azerbejdżanu:
2014
2015, 2017
2014
2015, 2017Zawodniczki
Kadra w sezonie 2015/16
- 2.
Mareen Apitz - 3.
Lauren Whyte - 4. Stephanie Niemer
- 5.
Malika Kanthong - 6.
Kyla Richey - 7.
Oksana Parxomenko - 8. Julia Karimowa
- 9.
Anna Stepaniuk - 10.
Kinga Kasprzak - 11. Jekatierina Zhidkowa
- 12. Şəfaqət Həbibova
- 14.
Edina Dobi - 15. Aynur Karimova
- 16. Ceyran Əliyeva
- 17. Janelle Sykes
Kadra w sezonie 2014/15
- 1. Lenka Dürr
- 2. Kseniya Kovalenko
- 3. Anastasiya Qurbanova
- 4. Oksana Parxomenko
- 5. Odina Əliyeva
- 6.
Jovana Brakočević - 7.
Łora Kitipowa - 9.
Andressa Picussa - 10. Anastasija Muzika
- 11. Tabitha Love
- 12. Jelena Nikolić
- 14. Jekatierina Zhidkowa
- 16. Ceyran Əliyeva
- 17. Straszimira Filipowa
Kadra w sezonie 2013/14
- 1.
Annerys Vargas - 2. Kseniya Kovalenko
- 4. Oksana Parxomenko
- 5. Odina Əliyeva
- 6. Lisa Thomsen
- 8. Natəvan Qasımova
- 9.
Chiara Di Iulio - 10. Jana Matiasovska-Aghayeva
- 11. Jessica Jones
- 12. Valeriya Korotenko
- 14. Margareta Kozuch
- 15.
Yusidey Silié - 16.
Akiko Ino - 17. Polina Rəhimova
Linki zewnętrzne
Przypisy
- ↑ Jason Haldane trenem Azeryolu Baku (ang.). worldofvolley.com. [dostęp 2015-03-15].
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