Basketball

International Federation: Fédération Internationale de Basketball (FIBA)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Basketball Federation
Venue: *scape
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 23 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
IT was a long time since Egyptian basketball teams participated in the Olympic Games, but now the youth team is going to represent Egypt in the first Youth Olympic Games, where they play using the 3-on-3 system on a half-court outdoors.

The best Olympic achievement
Egypt national basketball appeared seven times in the Olympic Games, the best results achieved were in Los Angeles 1984 and in Seoul 1988 and in both came finished in 12th place.

Athletes Profiles
The four players who have been nominated by the International Basketball federation 2009 are:
Ahmed Gamal Mokhtar Mohamed, born 10 October 1993 in Cairo, plays for El Ahly Club                                                        Ahmed Mohamed Said Karoura, born 20 February in Alexandria, plays for ElItahad El Sakndry
Omar Mohamed E lSayed Abbas, born 05 July 2994 in U.S.A, plays for Semouha Club
Khaled Ahmed El Sayed Moftah born 05 February 1993, plays for Semouha Club

Wesam El Dyasty, Coach
Mahmoud Ahmed Aly, Federation president

Matches Fixtures - Group B
Sunday 15 August 2010 - 09:30-10:00 Match 03 Iran vs. Egypt
Tuesday 17 August 2010 - 09:30-10:00 Match 35 Egypt vs. Lithuania
Wednesday 18 August 2010 - 11:30-12:00 Match 59 Argentina vs. Egypt
Saturday 21 August 2010 - 11:30-12:00 Match 75 Egypt vs. Panama

Taekwondo

International Federation: World Taekwondo Federation (WTF)
Egyptiatn Federation: Egyptian Taekwondo Federation
Venue: International Convention Centre
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 19 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
Taekwondo is one of the most popular martial art s especially in Egypt. The contestants score points by using arms and legs movements, yet arms hits are not used that often by the contestants, since the beauty of this game lies in the hits done by the legs. And in Singapore 2010 Youth; the athletes will be competing only in five weight categories for each gender.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Tamer Salah, who won the bronze medal in men’s under 58 KG after beating Juan Ramos of Spain in the final to reach the first medal ever for the Egyptian Taekwondo. And also, Noha Safwat, who got the 5th place in Beijing 2008, making her the best Arab female in the Olympics.

Athletes Profiles
1-Nour Ahmed Hussin Abd ElSalam born 29 March 1993 will compete in the 49kg category
2-Mohamed Magdy Mohamed Abd ElAziz Assal born 28 April 1994 will compete in the 55kg category
Both of them, qualified through the youth qualifications in Mexico from 6-3 March 2010

Huo Go Lee, Coach
Eng. Hossam El Din Kamal - Federation President

Aquatics - Swimming

International Federation: Federation international de Natation (FINA)
Egyptiatn Federation: Egyptian Swimming Federation
Venue: Singapore Sports School
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 20 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93(M) 1/1/93-31/12/94(W)
Swimming is one of the most popular sports in Egypt and is widely practiced. It is usually the first sport that parents want their children to learn. In addition to the wide popularity of the sport, Egypt had some top swimmers in the world like Rania Elwany and Abu Heif.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Rania Elwani the most known female in the Egyptian sport filed; had the Egyptian best results in the Olympic 100m freestyle the 50m freestyle in Sydney 2000 after she reached the semifinals in both events.

Athletes Profiles
1-Shahd Tarek, born 6 May 1993 in Alexandria. Swims for for Sporting Club, she was qualified through 8th Junior Africa Swimming Championships. Mauritius, 22 - 25 October 2009 and will compete in the 400m, 200m and 100m freestyle events.
2-Amro Elwy, born in April 1992 in Alexandria. Swims for Somuha club. Qualified through the Egyptian qualification His events are the 400m, and 200m freestyle.

Dr. Abo El-Elaa, the head coach
Yasser Idress, Federation president

Archery

International Federation: International Archery Federation (FITA)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Archery Federation
Venue: Kallang Field
Date: 19 Aug 2010 - 21 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
Archery is one of the sports that have been recently introduced in Egypt catching up with its evolution around the world. In this year’s Youth Olympic Games, there will be individual Junior Men, Junior Women and Mixed Team competitions. The distance that athletes will be shooting is 70m. The Olympic round starts with a ranking match, followed by the individual and team elimination format.

The Best Olympic Achievement
The best achievement for Egyptian archery was in Beijing 2008 when Soha Abd el Aal and the current coach Maged Mohie both reached the round of 32.

Athletes Profiles
2 Players (1male – 1 Female)
Qualified through the African Championship in South Africa, 21-26 April,2010
Aya Mamdouh Diab born 15 March 1992 In Cairo is a student at Cairo university. Her best score is 526 in the World Cup in Turkey.
Ibrahim Khairy born 25 September 1993 in Cairo is a
student at Port Said American School. His best score is 612 at the YOG qualification in South Africa  

Maged Mohie, Coach
Dr. Aladin Gabr, President of the African and
Egyptian Archery Federation
Board Member of the Egyptian Olympic Committee Chief of the Egyptian Olympic Delegation to the Youth Olympics in Singapore

Boxing

International Federation: International Boxing Association (AIBA)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Amateur Boxing Federation
Venue: International Convention Centre
Date: 21 Aug 2010 - 25 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
Boxing is one of the sports that many young people are eager to participate in and it’s very popular in most clubs in Egypt, since it is a very simple sport and doesn’t require a young starting age plus the equipment is inexpensive.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Athens 2004 is definitely the most successful Olympic games of all, since it was the one where Egyptian Boxers won 3 Olympic medals. Superstar Mohamed Aly won the silver medal in the men’s super heavyweight, Ahmed Ismail took the bronze in
the men’s light heavyweight class and Mohamed El Sayed got the bronze in Men’s heavyweight.

Athletes Profiles
The Egyptian boxer Hisham Yehia Mahmoud Abd El-Aal (51kg); born 5 September 1993 in Dakhla, boxes for El Moasasa Al Ryadya, Ismailia. He qualified through the youth world championship – Azerbaijan 2010 after he got the bronze medal in this competition in the 51kg class

Mohamed Abd El Aziz Ghonem, Coach
Dr. Wagih Mohammed Abd Allah Nada, Federation President

Athletics

International Federation: International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)
Egyptian Federation:
Venue: Bishan Stadium
Date: 17 Aug 2010 - 23 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
The mother of all sport, and it’s the Olympic motto, ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius’, meaning ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’. During the Athletics events and competition, it’s not common to find an empty seat in the Venue. And many plans are being applied for this sport in order to improve its rates of participation and popularity in all regions in Egypt, and also to unveil a number of talented athletes who may present Egypt in future championships.
And in Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Athletics comprises a total 36 track and field events for both Boys and Girls.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Omar el Ghazali achieved the best results when he finished 23rd out of 37 in men Men’s Discus Throw in Beijing 2008

Athletes Profiles
Salem Mohamed, born 01 October 1993 in Ismailia playing for El Mousasa El Ryaday in Ismailia. 2000m Steeplechase
Ahmed Farag, born 02 March 1993 in Ismailia, playing for Talae El Gish club. 100m sprint
Fadl Fayez, born 05 April 1993 in Alexandra playing for El Mawhoben Club. Javelin
Eslam Taha, born 23 July 1994 in Cairo, playing for El Ahly Club. Hammer throw Bassant Mesed, born 03 September 1993 in Cairo playing for El Maadi Club.
High Jump
Noha Ayman, born 19 January 1993 in Giza, playing for El Ahly club. Javelin
Ashraqat Gaber born 05 May 1993 in Cairo, playing for El Ahly club Hammer throw
All qualified through the Africa east championship from 11-15 may 2010 in Sudan

General/ Mohamed Taha, Coach
General/ Ahmed Taha, Coach
Dr. Seif Allah Shaheen, Federation president

Table Tennis

International Federation: International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Federation of Table Tennis
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Date: 21 Aug 2010 - 26 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/94-31/12/95
Egyptian Table Tennis is growing by the day and unique players are emerging. So if you simply look at the African tennis table, you must consider two rising stars from that continent, Omar Bedair and his partner
Dina Meshref

The Best Olympic Achievement
Five Egyptian table tennis players qualified for the same Olympic Games; Beijing 2008.

Athletes Profiles
The Egyptian left-hander Dina Meshref, born 10 March 1994 in Canada, playing for El Ahly club, started competing in the international championships in 2005, qualified through the African qualifications from 21-23 November 2009, Coached by Aleksey Yekemov Omar Bedair born 14 April 1994 in Cairo, playing for El Ahly Club, started competing in international championships in 2003. He was the African champion 2009, and was qualified through the African qualifications from 21-23 November 2009. Dina and Omar also will represent Egypt together as a mixed team.

Ashraf Helmy Abd El Halem, Coach
Adel Abo El Nasr, Federation president

Equestrian

International Federation: Fédération Équestre Internationale (FEI)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Equestrian Federation
Venue: Singapore Turf Club Riding Centre
Date: 18 Aug 2010 - 24 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
In Egypt, Equestrian is a very high profile sport, that’s practiced, most of the time by wealthy people, and that’s why the number of people who practice it are few but yet the sport is in constant evolution, and we’ve been witnessing, through the last few years, a
lot of Olympic participations from Egypt.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Saleh Andre Sakakini ,is the best horse rider in the history of Egypt, he participated four times in the Olympic Games, Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000 and Athena 2004

Athletes Profiles
Mohamed Ashraf Abduallah,born on 1 January 1992 in Cairo, is rides fo ther Asahb El Gyad team, and he was qualified through the challenge competition in Alexandria, making him the only one to represent Egypt in the Equestrian Jumping event.

Eng. Samir Abdel Fatah, Head Coach
Eng. Hisham Mohamed Tawfiq Hattab, Federation president

Fencing

International Federation: Fédération Internationale d’Escrime (FIE)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Fencing Federation
Venue: International Convention Centre
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 18 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
It was an honor for Egypt to became the first Arab country to send an Olympic delegation; fencer Ahmed Hassanein to the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm. And since then, the sport has started to grow more by the year; the number of its athletes was
getting bigger, till the Egyptian Fencing team became one of the best in Africa.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Abd El-Moneam Hussiny achieved the highest result for Egyptians in Los Angeles 1984, by reaching the round of 16 in the foil, also the superstar and the current coach for the Egyptian team, Tamer Tahoun, repeating what Abd el Moneam Hussin did in 1984 by
reaching the same round in the same event in Athens 2004.

Athletes Profiles
Mennat Allah Said Daw, born 03 January 1994.Fences for El Gizera Club, and she will represent Egypt
in girls foil
Mennat Allah Yasser Ahmed, born 27 July 1993. Fences for El Shams club, and she will represent Egypt in girls
Sabre, she won the gold medal in ANOCA 2010,Morocco
Saleh Magdy Saleh, born 31 January 1994, Fences for El Selah El Sakndry, he will represent Egypt in boy’s epee
Mostafa Mahmoud Abd El Meged, born 17 August 1993, playing for Talae El Gish, will represent Egypt in boys foil.
Won the gold medal in ANOCA 2010, Morocco Zeyad Ali El Sysy, born on 15 December 1994, playing for El Selah El Sakndry, will represent Egypt in boys sabre,
Gold medalest in ANOCA 2010, Morocco
All of them qualified through the world championship, Azerbaijan 2010,

Tamer Tahoun, Coach
Admiral Ahmed Ismail, Federation president

Gymnastics

International Federation: Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Gymnastics Federation
Venue: Bishan Sports Hall
Date: 16 Aug 2010 - 25 Aug 2010
Age Group: Rhythmic Gymnastics: 1/1/95-31/12/95
Artistic Gymnastics: 1/1/93-31/12/94(MAG and TR)1/1/95-31/12/95(WAG)
Egyptians are very appreciative of arts and sports, and gymnastics combines both, that’s why it’s one of the popular sports, especially for those who have taste and appreciation for art. Rhythmic gymnastics is all about movement while artistic gymnastics depends on flexibility and strength. The athletes, especially the youth are among the best in Africa, especially this year, since they had won many medals during the African Championships.

The Best Olympic Achievement
The last appearance for Egyptians was in Beijing 2008, when Mohamed Soroor came 44th out of 98 in Men’s Individual All-Round Qualification.

Athletes Profiles
Rhythmic Gymnastics
In the Rhythmic Gymnastics we have a team of four girls with one girl in the individual
The Team
Aïcha Niazi born 18 April 1996 in Cairo, playing for El Gizera club.
Farida Eid, born 19 June 1995 in Cairo
Jacinthe El Deeb, born 15 may 1995 in Cairo, playing for El Gizera club.
Manar el Garf, born 28 November 1995 in Cairo, playing for el Gizera club.
The Individual
Alia El Kateb, born on 17 August 1995 in Cairo, is playing for el Gizera club.
Artistic Gymnastics
Mai Ahmed Saad, born 25 August 1995 in Alexandria, playing for Smoha club, the African champion 2010,
Amr Essam, born on 1 September 1994 in Cairo, is playing for el Ahly club. Amr won 7 medals in the last
African championships 2010; 6 gold and 1 silver to become African Champion.

Paulina Nicolova, coach
Yasser Fathy, Coach
Gamal Matar, Coach
Amr El Saeed Federation President and Head of Delegation

Wrestling

International Federation: Fédération Internationale des Luttes Associées (FILA)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Wrestling Federation
Venue: International Convention Centre
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 17 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
Wrestling comes right after weightlifting in records and achievements by Egyptians through history.Usually the Egyptian wrestlers are always achieving high finishes, not only on the African level but also internationally.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Egyptian Wrestlers have achieved six Olympic medals; 2 Golds, 2 Silver and 2 Bronze.The first was in Amsterdam in 1928 when Ibrahim Moustafa won the Gold in Men’s Greco-Roman wrestling light heavyweight class, and finally the remarkable victory
when Karam Gaber won the Men’s Greco-Roman 96kg in Athens 2004 to bring the most recent gold medal to Egypt.

Athletes Profiles
Thouraia Youssef, Freestyle 70kg was born in 94 in Luxor. Wrestles for El Mosasa El Ryada in Mynia Amro Metwally, Freestyle 76kg was born in 1994 in Suez. Wrestles for El Mosasa El Ryada Suez
Hamdy Mostafa, Greco-Roman 85kg was born in 1993 in El Mahala el Kobra. Wrestles for Talae El Gish,
Mahmoud Hussein, Greco-Roman 42kg was born in 1993 in Assuitt. Wrestles for Police Union
Mohamed Ashraf, Freestyle 46kg was born in 1994 in Alexandria. Wrestles for El Mosasa el Ryada, Alexandria
They all qualified through the youth African championship in Cairo 2010

Sherief Ali Halawa, Refere
In this sport not only athletes will be representing Egypt in the games, but also Egyptian referees. Sherif was chosen by the international federation from 28 referees from all over the world to referee in the games. According to the demands of the Organising Committee, that all participants of all fields organizing, refereeing, volunteering, journalism and editors)
should be of a young age, all the referees are under the age of 32.

Ashraf Abd El Latif Hefny, Coach
Dr/Eng. Mohamed Ibrahim Abdelaal, Federation president

Badminton

International Federation: Badminton World Federation (BWF)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Badminton Federation
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 19 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
Badminton is the world’s fastest racket sport, yet it’s not very popular in Egypt, but there are a lot of special
players on the continental level or Arab level, and in Singapore 2010, the players will only compete in the Singles event.

The best Olympic achievement
There were no big results for the Egyptian badminton in the Olympics, but the best by Hadia Hosny El Said, who reached the 2nd round in Beijing 2008 and became the first Egyptian, Arabian and African female to qualify for the Olympic Games in badminton.

Athletes Profiles
Mahmoud Sayed Abd El Salam El Sayad born 12 April 1993 in Cairo, plays for El Zohor club, he was qualified through the African ranking in 29 may 2010

Mostafa Kamel Ahmed, Coach
Dr. Ali Hassanin Hassaballah, Federation President

Shooting

International Federation: International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Shooting Federation
Venue: Singapore Sports School
Date: 22 Aug 2010 - 25 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
During the Youth Games, there will be competition in four events; the Men and Women Air Rifle and Air Pistol will.

The Best Olympic Achievement
it was when marksman Mohamed Ismail Abdellah placed 14th in the Sydney 2000,

Athletes Profiles
Air Rifle
Dina El Harouni, born 29 September 1992 in Cairo playing for the Shooting Club
Hossam Emad, born in Cairo, playing for El Shams Club,
Air pistol
Halla Emad, born 27 April 1992 in Cairo, she playing for Shooting Club,
Raef Mahmoud Tawfik Mohamed, born 01 April 1992, playing for the Police Club,
All Qualified at the African championship 2010 in Algeria.

Zaki Abdallah, Coach
Medhat Wahdan, Federation president

Weightlifting

International Federation: International Weightlifting Federation (IWF)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Weightlifting Federation
Venue: Toa Payoh Sports Hall
Date: 15 Aug 2010 - 19 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/93-31/12/94
Weightlifting is one of the sports in Egypt that has the best record in the Olympics. The Egyptians are pioneers in this sport because they are more tolerant and they have persistence and strong will like no other, and this is proven by all the records and the medals they have achieved regionally, internationally and In Olympic records, and hopefully the youth would be
on the same path of the seniors and achieve the best results in this first time youth Olympic.

The Best Olympic Achievement
Weightlifting records and achievements by Egyptians are the Top of any other sport in Egypt; there’ve been 5 Gold Olympic Medals, 2 Silvers and 2 Bronzes. In Amsterdam 1928, El Sayed Nosseir won the first Olympic gold medal for Egypt, then in Berlin 1936, Anwer Mesbah and Khadr El Touni both won another two medals, and finally, in London 1948, another two golds for Mahmoud Fayad and Ibrahim Shams

Athletes Profiles
Amal Mohamed Mahmoud born 23 November1993 in Alexandria, plays for El Moasasa El Ryada, Alexandria she was qualified through the African championship in Egypt from 19-25 March 2010
Ussama Saad born on 14 May 1993 in El Baharaya, playing for El Moasasa El Ryada Alexandria
Hassan Reda born on 25 March 1993 Dakhla , playing for El Moasasa El Ryada in Ismailia
These Players were Qualified through the Youth World Championship in Thailand May 2009.

Maher Amin, Coach
Dr. Mahmoud Shokry, Federation president

Handball

International Federation: International Handball Federation (IHF)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Handball Federation
Venue: International Convention Centre
Date: 20 Aug 2010 - 25 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
The Egyptian Handball Team is one of the Egyptian sports teams that has been strong over the years the Egyptian handball teams always achieve good results in the competitions they have participated in, in all age groups, on the African level and Internationally as well. The most important of these achievements is the 4th place the men’s World Championship in France in 2001.

The best Olympic achievement
Atlanta Olympics, 1996 during what was the golden era of Egyptian handball when it was the African champion. Egypt finished 6th during the Atlanta games, and again in Sydney 2000, it was 7th.

Athletes Profiles
The Youth team has qualified through the African Championship In Senegal, March 2010, and consists of 14 players.
Karim Ayman Mohamed, born 27 October 1992, playing for Zamalek Club
Mohamed Ali Abdel Motelib, born 13 November 1992 playing for Zamalek club
Mostafa Amr Khalil, born 3 March 1992 playing for El Ahly culb
Abdel Rahman Adel Mohamed, born 25 March 1992 playing for El Ahly club
Ali Yahia Said , born 14 July 1992 playing for El Shams club
Omar Ahmed Raja, born 2 June 1992 playing for El Gezira club
Marwan Mohamed Abou El Naga, born 23 March 1992 playing for El Olympi club
AbdEl Rahman Saddik Shatia, born 2 January 1992 playing for Port Said
Mostafa Osama Bechir, born 27 August 1992 playing for El Maadi club
Mohamed Gamal Maher, born playing for Police club
Ahmed Osama Ibrahim, born 30 October 1992 playing for El Club Aviation
Mostafa Tamer Sadek, born 25 February 1992 playing for Heliopolis club
Karim Alaa El Din born, 15 February 1992 playing for El Ahly club
Ali Mahmoud Ahmed

Jörn Uwe Lommel, Head Coach
Magdy Ahmed Abo El Magd, Coach
Hady Samir Fahmy, Federation president

Matches Fixtures - Group B
Friday 20th Aug 2010, 20:15-21:45 Men’s Preliminaries - match 02 Singapore vs. Egypt
Sunday 22nd Aug 2010, 20:15-21:45 Men’s Preliminaries - match 06 Egypt vs. Brazil

Modern Pentathlon

International Federation: Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM)
Egyptian Federation: Egyptian Federation of Modern Pentathlon
Venue: Singapore Sports School
Date: 21 Aug 2010 - 24 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): From 1/1/92 to 31/12/93
Modern Pentathlon is a very exciting and popular Olympic sport, in which the pentathletes compete in 5 different Sports; Fencing, Swimming, Horse riding, and the Combined Competition of Shooting and Running. In the Yoouth Olympics only four sports will be
included, the Horse riding will be excluded. In Egypt, Modern Pentathlon is a very successful sport, and its federation is always encouraging new champions at different age groups by giving them the opportunity to compete in most international championships, where they usually achieve high ranks. Hopefully the same achievements will be done this year in Singapore.

The Best Olympic Achievement
The best Olympic performance for the Egyptian modern pentathlon was by the superstar Aya Medany, who was finished 8th/36 at Beijing 2008. Aya was a very close from the medals in Beijing, but unfortunately, she didn’t, but she did become the best Arabic pentathletes female of all the time.

Athletes Profiles
1- Jihan El Medany: was born on 4 May 1992 in Cairo, plays for El Shams Club. She was qualified through 2 paths; the African championships 2009 by finishing first, and finished sixth at the world championships 2010.Jihan was the silver medalist from the Youth World Championships 2009, and won the bronze in the same championships in 2008
2- Eslam Hamed: born on 7 October 1992 in Cairo, Plays for the Police Club. Eslam start to train with the national team two years ago, and he had a great results. He was qualified through 2 paths; the African championships 2009 by finishing first, and came in fourth at the world championships 2010.
Jihan and Eslam will take part in the mixed relay together

Marek Makay, Head Coach
Sherif El Erian, Head of the technical committee
Sameh Magdy, Coach
General Mohamed El Touny, Federation president

Volleyball

International Federation: Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB)
Egyptian Federation: Fédération Egyptienne de Volleyball (FEV)
Venue: Toa Payoh Sports Hall
Date: 21 Aug 2010 - 26 Aug 2010
Age Group (dd/mm/yy): 1/1/92-31/12/93
The Egyptian volleyball team is one of the leading nations in volleyball in Africa, and is constantly improving.

The Best Olympic Achievement
It was in the last Olympic games in Beijing 2008, when the Egyptian men’s team placed 11th

Athletes Profiles
The Girls’ team, which consists of 12 girls, was qualified through the African Championship in Cairo, March 2010
Salma E lMohands, born 1 February 1993, plays for El Ahly Club
Renad Wahdan, born 19 September 1993, plays for El Shams Club
Aya Abdellah, born 21 May 1992, plays for Delfi club
Menna Atalla Fahmy, born 14 September 1993 playing for El Zohour Club
Nehal Ahmed, born on 25 January 1993, playing for El Shams Club
Shorouk Mahmoud, born 20 January 1992, plays for El Ahly Club
Bassant Hassan, born 08 March 1993, plays for El Ahly Club
Yasmin Hussein, born 02 December 1992, plays for Delfi Club
Nirmeen Seifelnasr, born 17 July 1992, plays for El Ahly Club
Norhan Sobhi, born 01 September 1993, plays for El Nasr Club
Farah Ahmed, born 12 July 1993, plays for El Shams Club
Randa Radwan, born 15 May 1993, plays for Delfi Club

Mohamed Hisham Badrawy, Head Coach
Ehab Mohamed Aly, Assistant Coach
Mr.Aly El Sirghany, Federation President

Matches Fixtures - Group B
Saturday 21 Aug 2010 - Belgium vs. Egypt
Monday 23 Aug 2010 - Egypt vs. USA