CS Dinamo Bucureşti (Women's Volleyball)

CS Dinamo Bucureşti (Women's Volleyball)
Full name Dinamo Romprest Bucureşti
Founded 1948
Ground Sala Polivalentă
(Capacity: 6,000)
Chairman Romania Ştefan Marian
Manager Serbia Zoran Terzić
Captain Romania Alida-Carmen Marcovici
League Romanian Women's Volleyball League
2010/2011 3rd
Uniforms
Current
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Home
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Away
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Libero
Active departments of CS Dinamo Bucureşti
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Football Handball Rugby
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Hockey Basketball Water polo
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Men's Volleyball Women's Volleyball Baseball
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Martial arts Athletics Boxing
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Kayak Canoe Cycling
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Gymnastics Weightlifting Judo
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Modern Karate Wrestling Swimming
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Fencing Shooting Taekwondo
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Tennis Chess Skiing

CS Dinamo Bucureşti is a Romanian volleyball club which is playing their home matches at the Sala Polivalentă in Bucharest. It plays in the Romanian Women's Volleyball League and in the CEV Cup.

Contents

Achievements

Previous names

  • 1948-2004: Dinamo Bucureşti
  • 2004-2006: Dinamo-Aedificia Bucureşti
  • 2006-2009: Dinamo Bucureşti
  • 2009–Present: Dinamo Romprest Bucureşti

Current team

  • 01 Romania Diana-Dora Cărbuneanu
  • 02 Slovakia Lucia Hatinová
  • 03 Romania Ana-Maria Hîncu
  • 05 Romania Alida Marcovici
  • 06 Romania Daniela Mincă
  • 08 Romania Liana-Gabriela Smarandache
  • 09 Romania Anca Lică
  • 10 Romania Irina Radu
  • 11 Croatia Biljana Gligorović
  • 17 Serbia Jovana Vesović
  • Romania Sânziana-Ioana Motroc
  • Romania Mari-Bianca Oancea
  • Romania Yasmin-Gabriela Constantin
  • Romania Ramona-Andreea Georgescu
  • Romania Adina-Maria Roşca
  • Romania Andreea Dimeny
  • Romania Ioana Baciu
  • Serbia Aleksandra Crncevic
  • Poland Milena Rosner
  • Poland Anna Podolec
  • Poland Sylwia Wojcieska
  • Poland Iwona Waligóra
  • Argentina Yael Castiglione

Notable former players

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