Volleyball at the 1968 Summer Olympics – Women's tournament

Women's volleyball
at the Games of the XIX Olympiad
Venue Juan de la Barrera Olympic Gymnasium, Revolution Ice Rink
Date 13–26 October
Competitors  from 8 nations
Medalists
1st, gold medalist(s)  Soviet Union
2nd, silver medalist(s)  Japan
3rd, bronze medalist(s)  Poland

The 1968 Women's Olympic Volleyball Tournament was the 2nd edition of the event, organized by the world's governing body, the FIVB in conjunction with the IOC. It was held in Ciudad de México, Mexico from October 13 to 26, 1968.[1]

Venues

Qualification

QualifiersDateHostVacanciesQualified
Host Country1 Mexico
1964 Olympic GamesOct. 11–23, 1964Japan Tokyo, Japan1 Japan
1967 World ChampionshipJan. 25 – 29, 1967Japan Tokyo, Japan4 Japan
 United States
 South Korea
 Peru
1967 European ChampionshipOct. 22 – Nov. 7, 1967Turkey Izmir, Turkey3 Soviet Union
 Poland
 Czechoslovakia
Total8

Round robin

Team P W L SF SA PF PA Pts
 Soviet Union 77021333319414
 Japan 76119331814713
 Poland 752151132430412
 Peru 734121530632710
 South Korea 734111427630510
 Czechoslovakia 734111530730810
 Mexico 7167182153388
 United States 7074211973537
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5 Total
13 Oct Poland  3–2  South Korea    
13 Oct Japan  3–0  United States    
13 Oct Soviet Union  3–1  Czechoslovakia    
13 Oct Peru  3–2  Mexico    
14 Oct Peru  3–0  South Korea    
14 Oct Czechoslovakia  3–1  United States    
14 Oct Japan  3–0  Mexico    
14 Oct Soviet Union  3–0  Poland    
15 Oct Czechoslovakia  3–0  Mexico    
15 Oct Japan  3–0  Peru    
16 Oct Poland  3–0  United States    
16 Oct Soviet Union  3–0  South Korea    
17 Oct South Korea  3–1  United States    
17 Oct Soviet Union  3–0  Peru    
19 Oct Japan  3–0  Czechoslovakia    
19 Oct Poland  3–2  Mexico    
20 Oct Japan  3–0  Poland    
20 Oct Czechoslovakia  3–2  Peru    
21 Oct Soviet Union  3–1  United States    
21 Oct South Korea  3–0  Mexico    
23 Oct Soviet Union  3–0  Mexico    
23 Oct Peru  3–1  United States    
24 Oct Poland  3–0  Czechoslovakia    
24 Oct Japan  3–0  South Korea    
25 Oct Poland  3–1  Peru    
26 Oct South Korea  3–1  Czechoslovakia    
27 Oct Mexico  3–0  United States    
28 Oct Soviet Union  3–1  Japan    

Final standing

Place Team
1st, gold medalist(s)  Soviet Union (URS)
2nd, silver medalist(s)  Japan (JPN)
3rd, bronze medalist(s)  Poland (POL)
4  Peru (PER)
5  South Korea (KOR)
6  Czechoslovakia (TCH)
7  Mexico (MEX)
8  United States (USA)

 1968 Women's Olympic Champions 

Soviet Union
1st title

Medalists

Gold Silver Bronze
 Soviet Union (URS)
Lyudmila Buldakova
Lyudmila Mikhailkovskaya
Tatyana Veinberga
Vera Lantratova
Vera Galushka-Duyunova
Tatyana Sarycheva
Tatyana Ponyaeva-Tretyakova
Nina Smoleeva
Inna Ryskal
Galina Leontyeva
Roza Salikhova
Valentina Kamenek-Vinogradova
 Japan (JPN)
Setsuko Yosjida
Suzue Takayama
Toyoko Iwahara
Youko Kasahara
Aiko Onozawa
Yukiyo Kojima
Sachiko Fukanaka
Kunie Shishikura
Setsuko Inoue
Sumie Oinuma
Makiko Furakawa
Keiko Hama
 Poland (POL)
Elżbieta Porzec
Zofia Szczęśniewska
Wanda Wiecha
Barbara Niemczyk
Krystyna Ostromęcka
Krystyna Krupa
Jadwiga Książek
Józefa Ledwig
Krystyna Jakubowska
Lidia Chmielnicka
Krystyna Czajkowska
Halina Aszkiełowicz

Team Roster

 Czechoslovakia

  • Anna Mifková
  • Elena Moskalová-Poláková
  • Eva Široká
  • Hana Vlasáková

  • Hilda Mazúrová
  • Irena Svobodová-Tichá
  • Jitka Senecká
  • Júlia Bendeová

  • Karla Šašková
  • Pavlína Štefková
  • Věra Hrabáková
  • Věra Štruncová

Head Coach

     Japan

     Mexico

    • Alicia Cárdeñas
    • Blanca García
    • Carolina Mendoza
    • Eloisa Cabada

    • Gloria Casales
    • Gloria Inzua
    • Isabel Nogueira
    • María Rodríguez

    • Patricia Nava
    • Rogelia Romo
    • Trinidad Macías
    • Yolanda Reynoso

    Head Coach

       Peru

      • Aida Reyna
      • Alicia Sánchez
      • Ana María Ramírez
      • Esperanza Jiménez

      • Irma Cordero
      • Luisa Fuentes
      • Norma Velarde
      • Olga Asato

      • Teresa Nuñez

      Head Coach

         Poland

         South Korea

        • Lee Eun-Ok
        • Lee Hyang-Sim
        • Mun Gyeong-Suk
        • Park Geum-Sok

        • Seo Hui-Suk
        • Yang Jin-Su

        Head Coach

           Soviet Union

           United States

          [2]

          References

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