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Dear Athletes and Coaches, On behalf of the entire ACS Athens community, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all the athletes and coaches participating in the 2014 ISST Volleyball Tournament. Welcome to our school and the beautiful city of Athens! All of you are here as ambassadors of your school, prepared to enter into healthy competition between the participating teams. Enjoy the games and at the same time demonstrate the virtues of sport - camaraderie, sportsmanship, respect and friendship, to name a few! Even though you are here for a short period of time, I hope that you will enjoy the hospitality and culture of our community, and that you will return with the best impressions of our school, ACS Athens and the historical city of Athens. Best wishes for a successful tournament! Sincerely, Dr. Stefanos Gialamas, President, ACS Athens

----------------------------------------------------------- Dear Guests, ACS Athens and the entire community welcomes all of you to this event, our school and the city of Athens! We are all very excited and we hope that all of you will enjoy the competition and the many interactions that you will have during your stay. A number of people have worked hard in order to deliver a quality tournament. Take this opportunity to compete in good spirit and to meet new friends. Remember, you are all here to compete under good sportsmanship rules and we hope that you will consider this experience a positive one for you. Best of luck to all! Sincerely, Annie Constantinides Director of Athletics, Summer Camp & Recreational Programs

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PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

TASIS England Vienna International School (VIS) Austria American International School of Vienna (AISV) Austria ACS Hillingdon International School (HIL) England Munich International School (MIS) Germany International School of Dusseldorf Germany Cairo American College Egypt ACS Athens (ATH) Greece

ARRIVALS (Wed. Nov. 5)

Time Flight

International School of Dusseldorf 12:15 LH 1750 Munich International School 12:15 LH 1750 Cairo American College 12:30 MS 747 AIS Vienna 13;35 OS 801 Vienna International School 13:35 OS 801 Hillingdon 17:15 A3 0607 TASIS 17:15 A3 0607

DEPARTURES (Sat. Nov. 8)

International School of Dusseldorf 17:50 LX 1839 Hillingdon 19:10 A3 0608 TASIS 19:10 A3 0608

DEPARTURES (Sun. Nov. 9)

Munich International School 13:05 LH 1751 Vienna International School 15:00 OS 802 AIS Vienna 15:00 OS 802 Cairo American College 16:00 MS 748

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ISST Statement of Sportsmanship

The purpose of the International Schools Sports Tournament is to provide a venue for athletes from the member schools to compete in an environment that is safe, challenging, professional and educational. Each athlete is given the opportunity to demonstrate her/his best athletic ability while maintaining a spirit of respect and co-operation with fellow athletes from various international backgrounds. Each event involves students and adults in their different roles these include the athletes, coaches, sports officials and spectators. All those involved in the event are expected to uphold the same spirit of respect and co-operation. This spirit is demonstrated by fair play among athletes, positive encouragement from coaches, impartial judgments from officials and respectful enthusiasm from spectators. The behavior of the adults is crucial to the successful educational aspect of the tournament. The adults act as models for our athletes. Therefore profanity, deliberately making noises that distract and interfere with the performance of a competing athlete, the condemnation of coaches or officials, or any behavior that is disrespectful or degrading to the ISST standard of sportsmanship, jeopardizes the purposes of the ISST organization and, most of all, jeopardizes the quality of the experience for the athletes. As the event ensues, we ask that all of our parents, coaches, officials and athletes keep this vision of our purpose in mind.

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ISST Regulations for Students These regulations shall be followed by all students participating in tournaments and other athletic events organized by the International Schools Sports Tournament (ISST) Any student who participates in an ISST event agrees, by signing below, to obey the regulations. 1. Students shall obey all instructions given them by their host parents and their coaches as if these instructions were given to them by their own parents. This applies to all activities irrespective of location undertaken during the period of the tournament or competition. 2. Smoking, any other use of tobacco, the drinking of alcohol and the use of drugs are not permitted. 3. Housing arrangements made by the responsible official of the host school may not be changed. 4. Students must be in the home of the host parent by the curfew hour set by the school. Students in Grade 7 & 8 or Year 8 & 9 are not allowed out of the host's care unless chaperoned by the host parent and/or the coach. (This applies for all the days of the visit). 5.. Neither host families nor students may negotiate changes to the ISST Regulations for Students with respect to curfew, housing arrangements, the use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs or any other rules or provisions set forth by the host school. 6. These regulations apply to all students: both those from the host school and those visiting throughout the competition's duration and, for visiting students, apply also during the journey to and from the site of the event. 7. Violation of these regulations will be reported to the responsible ISST Official and to the student's Head Teacher. The offending student will be removed from the tournament and from the host family home, and will either be placed under the direct supervision of his/her coach or sent home.

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VARSITY BOYS VOLLEYBALL - ISST Handbook RULES: FIVB The maximum number of Players (including Managers) per team will be Ten (10). Promotion / Relegation will be 1 and 1. A precise record of all Yellow & Red card offences should be kept by the Tournament Director. The Tournament Director is responsible for keeping totals throughout the Championships. Any player sent off or ejected in a Tournament game is ineligible to play in the following game, i.e. the player is 'banned' for 1 game following the sending off. 2 Yellow cards in separate games do not result in suspension from the next game, i.e. the cards do not become red. Tournament Format All round robin games will be best of 3 sets - All position games will be best of 5 sets Following a full round robin the next phase of the tournament would be a straight playoff for positions. The two teams with the best record play for the gold medal. The two teams with the next best records play for the bronze medal. The two teams with the next best records play for 5/6 place and the two teams with the worst records play for 7/8 place. Tie-breaking procedure in Divisional Play In the event of 2 or more teams having the same win - loss record at the conclusion of divisional play, the tie will be resolved according to the following: If more than 2 teams are tied then- 1) The Win-Loss match record of the tied teams only in matches involving the tied teams.

2) Net sets won only in matches involving the tied teams 3) Net points won only in matches involving the tied teams. 4) Net sets scored (sets won minus sets lost) in all matches. 5) Net points scored (points scored minus points lost) in all matches. ** When at any point in the tie-breaking procedure a three-way tie becomes a 2-way tie, the head-to-head result between those 2 tied teams will determine their placing in the standings.

Warm-up Time- Pre-game warm-up is guaranteed 15 minutes. If previous match ended early the next match will start as scheduled. If previous match ended late the 15 minute warm-up is guaranteed. Warm-up is divided as: 7 minutes on floor, 3 minutes attack left, 3 minutes attack right and 2 minutes serving. The toss for the match will take place 15 minutes prior to the start of the game, i.e. immediately before warm-up.

AWARDS

First, Second, and Third place permanent trophies will be awarded to the relevant teams. Appropriate medals will be awarded to the players and coaches of the first three placed teams. Tournament participation patches will be given to all players involved in the Championships. Special patches will be awarded to players voted as being "All-Tournament" players.

TOURNAMENT STAFF Tournament Director: Leonidas Karaiskos Assistant Tournament Director: Annie Constantinides Site Official (Notou Gym) Rigas Papargiropoulos ACS Gymnasium Gianna Riga Administrative Assistant: Valia Efstathiou / Gianna Riga Officials: Volleyball Officials’ Association of Athens Tournament Observers: Sotiris Drikos and Nikos Zalmas Officials-Scorekeepers: Volleyball Officials’

Association of Athens Medical Staff: Katerina Peristeraki, Mrs. Corinne Baty Transportation: Leta Meleki – Marios Nikolis Housing: ACS Athens Community

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS / INFORMATION ACS Athens 210-6393-200 (until 4 pm) 210-6070-240 (24 hours /security) ACS Athens Address: Aghias Paraskevis 129 & Kazantzaki Halandri, Athens Leta Meleki – Marios Nikolis (Transportation): 6948-301-940 Hotel Alexandros (Coaches’ Hotel): 210 6430-464 Taxi Service: 18300 210-6144-000 “Notou ” Gymnasium: Egeou Pelagous & Notou, Ag. Paraskevi 210-6399-371

GENERAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Wednesday, November 5th: 12:15 – 5:15 pm Flight Arrivals 5:30-6:30 pm Pick up of guests by hosts (gym)

7 pm Coaches Meeting and Dinner @ ACS Athens cafeteria

CURFEW: Students must stay at the hosts’ home Thursday, November 6th: 8:45-9 am Athlete arrivals @ school by buses or private transportation 9:05am Teams depart to ISST site (“Notou” Gymnasium) 9:30am-7:30 pm GAMES 8 pm Departure to homes (areas) from school CURFEW For all athletes: 11 pm Friday, November 7th : 8:45-9 am Athlete arrivals @ school by buses or private transportation 9:05am Teams depart to ISST site (“Notou” Gymnasium) 9:30am-5:30 pm GAMES 6 pm Departure to homes (areas) from ISST sites CURFEW: For all athletes: 11 pm Saturday, November 8th : 8:30 am Arrival of teams 9 -3 pm GAMES 3 pm AWARDS

ALL TEAMS LEAVE DIRECTLY TO AIRPORT OR PRESIDENT HOTEL

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ISST Boys Division 2

Volleyball Championships

November 6-8, 2014

Athens, Greece

Thursday, November 6

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“Notou” Gym Time ACS Athens Gym

TAS – VIS 9:45 CAC - ATH

HIL - AIS 11:00 MIS - ISD

CAC - VIS 12:15 TAS - ATH

HIL - ISD 13:30 MIS - AIS

CAC - ISD 14:45 TAS - AIS

MIS - ATH 16:00 HIL – VIS

TAS - ISD 17:15 CAC - AIS

MIS - VIS 18:30 HIL – ATH

Friday, November 7

th

“Notou” Gym Time ACS Athens Gym

CAC - HIL 9:45 TAS - MIS

ISD – VIS 11:00 AIS - ATH

TAS – HIL 12:15 CAC – MIS

ISD - ATH 13:30 AIS – VIS

HIL - MIS 14:45 TAS - CAC

ISD - AIS 16:00 ATH - VIS

Saturday, November 8th

“Notou” Gym Time ACS Athens Gym

Game for 7th

-8th

place 9:00 Game for 5th

-6th

place

11:00 Game for 3rd

-4th

place

13:00 Game for 1st-2

nd place

Awards

TEAM ROSTERS 1. VIENNA INT’L SCHOOL Austria School Colors: Blue / White Mascot: Panthers Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ Al Zayer, Waleed 9 2/4 SAUDI ARABIA Appelgren, Daniel 12 8/2 SWEDEN Feitzinger, Gerhard 10 14/1 USA Nicholas, Thomas 11 /12 UNITED KINGDOM Prato, David 11 /9 USA Simons, Michael 10 11/8 GERMANY Simons, Paul 12 6/6 GERMANY Vlassis, Ioannis 11 /14 GREECE Zemtsov, Maxim 11 13/13 UKRAINE Zussner, Leonardo 11 /3 AUSTRIA Coaches: Tino Mikosch, Isabel Neudecker 2. AMERICAN INT’L SCHOOL OF VIENNA Austria School Colors: Black/White/Green Mascot: Knights Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ Albassam, Khalid 11 11/5 SAUDI ARABIA Scheidler, Christian 9 1/30 GERMANY/ITALY Sibbald, Jan 9 17/22 NETHERLANDS Hager, Sebastian 12 19/19 AUSTRIA Hankey, Norman 12 16/16 SOUTH AFRICA Lykos, Leo 11 10/9 GREECE Soellinger, Paul 9 18/11 AUSTRIA Soellinger, Peter 9 29/2 AUSTRIA Rein, Bruno 11 7/7 AUSTRIA Guimaraes, Matt 11 12/12 BRAZIL Coaches: Fred Miller, Nathan Straffon

3. ACS HILLINGDON England School Colors: Navy Blue/Royal Blue Mascot: Hawks Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ Billard, Ferdinand 11 FRANCE Baert, Thomas 12 BELGIUM Frering, Roberto 9 UK/BRAZIL Sharp, Blake 9 USA Thompson, Duncan 10 USA Kojima, Yudai 12 JAPAN Saranon, Shane 9 LATVIA Moser, Patrick 12 USA Christoffer, Vahlgren 10 DENMARK Triginer, Pepe 9 SPAIN Coaches: Gary Beckford, Paul Westhead

4. MUNICH INT’L SCHOOL Germany School Colors: White/Blue Mascot: Wildcats Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ DelRosso, Andrew 12 4 / USA McGrath, Joseph 12 12 / USA Von Lintel, Max Luca 12 7/ GERMANY Peeters, Louis 11 13/ NETHERLANDS Scheinpflug, Erik 10 3 / GERMANY Langer, Nicolas Joshua 12 11/ USA Meyer, Alexander 12 8 / USA Leconte, Noah 10 10 / GERMANY Starup-Hansen, Joachim 11 14 / DENMARK Coaches: Robbie Pados, Virag Pados

5. TASIS England School Colors: Navy / Sky blue Mascot: Royals Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ French-Brown, Kamea 11 7/ USA Goka, Frank 12 12/ NIGERIA Holzberger, Ethan 11 5/ USA Morozov, Nikita 12 6/ ITALY Mubila, Lutabile 11 2/ ZAMBIA Oramasionwu, Tochi 12 11/ CANADA Spandow, Jason 12 5/ USA Ullrich, Fabio 12 16/ GERMANY Wilfert, Alexander 12 13/ USA/GERMANY Yahaya, Nuruddeen 11 8/ NIGERIA Coaches: Adriane Bet, Steven Snyders

6. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF DUSSELDORF GERMANY School Colors: Red / White Mascot: Lion Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ Gandini, Mattel 9 2/ ITALY Piaskowski, Victor 8 5/ POLAND Robinson, Ben 9 6/ USA Schwalbach, Jaob 9 8/ USA Onink, Hugo 11 9/ NETHERLANDS Machida, Keisuke 10 4/ JAPAN Ogura, Kaito 10 3/ JAPAN Pogodin, Vitaly 12 10/ RUSSIA Trhlik, Matej 12 7/ SLOVENIA Nilsson, Daniel 12 1/ USA Coaches: Ben Ater, Oliver Gies

7. CAIRO AMERICAN COLLEGE Egypt School Colors: Red/White/ Black Mascot: Screaming Eagle Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY)

Abdel Dayem, Ali 12 10/10 EGYPT Buda, Karol 12 5/5 POLAND Curtis, Isaiah 10 8/8 USA Davis, Oliver 11 1/1 USA El Minawi, Youssef 11 9/9 USA Manheimer, Arthur 12 2/2 SWEDEN Rachid, Khaled 12 11/11 CANADA Skaggs, Jonathan 11 12/12 USA Van Harten, Floris 11 6/6 NETHERLANDS Youssef, Nadim 11 7/7 EGYPT Coaches: Nathaniel Hudson, Amin Abaza 8. ACS ATHENS Greece School Colors: Navy/gold Mascot: Lancers Uniform Name Grade Light/Dark Nationality (COUNTRY) ____________________________________________________ Adam, Aris 12 1/ USA Alexopoulos, Konstantinos 11 14/ GREECE Ananiadis, Loukas 10 11/ USA Apostolopoulos, Andronikos 10 12/ GREECE Damianakis, Konstantinos 12 7/ GREECE Frangogiannis-Matsas, Thanos 10 13/ GREECE Galindo, Marcus 11 9/ USA Horvers, Steve 11 6/ USA Sougioltzoglou, Chris 10 3/ NETHERLANDS Tiritas, Konstaninos 8 5/ GREECE/ARGENTINA Tsoumas, Konstantinos 11 10/ GREECE Mpelexis, Antonis 10 2/ GREECE Coaches: Angelos Dimitropoulos, Eric Sougioultzoglou

Venues Map

A: ACS Athens: 129 Aghias Paraskevis & Kazantzaki, Halandri B: Notos Gym: Egeou Pelagous & Notou, Aghia Paraskevi C: Aghia Paraskevi Metro Station