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VIC – Volleyball International Camp – 2024 – edition #1

December 6, 2025

FIRST EDITION OF VIC – Volleyball International Camp – 2024

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COACHES WHO TOOK PART IN VOLLEYBALL INTERNATIONAL CAMP, EDITION 1

Branko Gajic

Coach

Branko Gajic – achievements

He has coached at 9 clubs and been head coach at 32 tournaments in 172 matches, in Romania, Greece and Serbia.

Clubs he has coached:

CSM Târgoviște (Women) Romania – 2023/24 – 2023/24

Rapid București (Women) Romania – 2022/23 – 2022/23
Panathinaikos (Women) Greece – 2021/22 – 2021/22
Radnički Blasters (Women) Serbia – 2020/21 – 2021/22

AO Thiras (Women) Greece – 2018/19 – 2019/20

Dinamo București (Women) Romania – 2017/18 – 2017/18 and 2014/15
CSM Volei Alba-Blaj (Women) Romania – 2013/14 – 2013/14

Serbia U18 (Women) Serbia – 2003- 2006 – 2007

Moro Branislav

Coach

Moro Branislav – achievements

Moro Branislav is a volleyball coach, currently a Director Instructor of the International Volleyball Federation, with major achievements with both women’s and men’s teams.

He has coached club teams in Romania, Serbia, Greece, Belarus, China, Korea, the Philippines, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

Girls and boys he has coached have achieved excellent results at the Olympic Games.

Women’s teams he has coached:

Serbia: VC Red Star, VC Vizura, VC Postar, VC Radnicki

Men’s teams he has coached:

Romania (VC Petrom, VC Deltacons); Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (VC AL HILAL, VC AL AHLI); Kuwait (VC KAZMA)

National teams:

Head coach, Serbia Women’s National Team (13 years)
Head coach, Romania Women’s National Team (2 years)
Head coach, DPR Korea Women’s National Team (2 years)
Head coach, Chinese Taipei Men’s National Team (the last 5 years, from 2019 to 2023)

Record:

He has won 11 competitions (8 national and 2 championships).

He won the men’s U23 Asian Championship.

Twice runner-up at the Asian Championship.

Places 5, 4 and 6 in the Asian men’s national championship.

Nenad „Shone” Đurović

Strength & conditioning coach

Nenad „Shone” Đurović – achievements

Mihaela Voievod

Volleyball coach

Mihaela Voievod – achievements

Mihaela Voievod – volleyball player, teacher and volleyball coach since 1996.
After graduating from the faculty of sport in 1996, Mihaela worked as a teacher-coach with the CSI UNIREA CLUJ volleyball team, where in 1999 and 2000 she became national champion and won the gold medal in volleyball.
In 2002 she won the national volleyball championship gold medal in the cadets division with CSI UNIREA CLUJ.
Passionate about volleyball and eager to coach and perform, in 2003 Mihaela went on to achieve extraordinary results with the CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ women’s volleyball team in Division A.
She took the team from 2nd place (national runner-up) in 2004 and 4th place in the European cups in the same year to 1st place and gold, winning the Balkan Volleyball Cup in 2010 (Montenegro).

Other achievements with CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ:
2011 – 2nd place – Silver – Balkan Cup runner-up with the Division A women’s volleyball team CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ (Turkey)
2007 – 2nd place – Silver – Balkan Cup runner-up with the Division A women’s volleyball team CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ
2006 – National Champion – GOLD – with the Division A women’s volleyball team CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ
2005 – National runner-up – Silver – with the Division A women’s volleyball team CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ
2005 – National runner-up – Silver – with the Division A women’s volleyball team CSM-LPS UNIC Piatra NEAMȚ

Mihaela’s passion, devotion and coaching talent can turn your child into a future champion.
Take this opportunity and let’s achieve great things and make volleyball history together.

Bianca Șoloc

Volleyball coach

BIANCA MARIA ŞOLOC – achievements

BIANCA MARIA ŞOLOC – volleyball and beach volleyball player, teacher and volleyball coach since 2020.
She started out with the Cluj-Napoca juniors in 1999, where she achieved very good results at European level (2nd and 3rd place). Bianca then moved to the U CLUJ volleyball team, where she played for almost 13 years with very good results in both national and international competitions.

After a sporting career in volleyball Divisions A1 and A2 with very good results, Bianca joined the VOLLEYCLUB FOREVER volleyball team as a teacher-coach and can’t wait to train future champions.

Teams she played for:

  • Registered 2006-2014 with Universitatea Cluj – Division A1, Division A2
  • Registered 1999-2006 with the Cluj-Napoca juniors team

Sporting results

2002 – 3rd place – Juniors tournament – Jaslo, Poland
2nd place – Debrecen volleyball tournament
2nd place – Nyiregyhaza volleyball tournament

2003 – 3rd place – National Juniors Championship

2004 – 2nd place – National Juniors Championship

2003 – 3rd place – Torneo Internazionale Vigolzone

2005 – 2nd place – Torneo Internazionale Vigolzone

2005 – 1st place – National High Schools Championship

2018 – 1st place – Voley2Give Tournament, Cluj-Napoca

2019 – 2nd place – Voley2Give Tournament, Cluj-Napoca

2019 – 1st place – Voley2Give Tournament, Cluj-Napoca

Beach volleyball results

2013 – 3rd place – Unishowroom beach volleyball tournament

2012 – 2nd place – National Beach Volleyball Tournament

2010 – 3rd place – Unishowroom Beach Volley Tournament

2009 – 2nd place – Open Beach Volley Tour, 3rd edition, Cluj-Napoca

2009 – 2nd place – Cluj-Napoca Municipal Championship

2008 – 3rd place – Cluj County Beach Volleyball Championship

2006 – 3rd place – Gericom F Beach Volley Tournament, Cluj-Napoca

2006 – 2nd place – Gericom Open F Beach Volley Tournament

2006 – 1st place – Gericom Open Beach Volley Tournament (Mixed)

Andreea Mitrovic

Coach & Founder of the Volleyball Club

Andreea Mitrovic (Rafa) – achievements

Andreea Mitrovic (Andreea Dimeny) – volleyball player since 2003, sports and volleyball teacher and coach since 2015.

She played for many years for established women’s volleyball teams in Romania’s Division A, where she achieved great results and became national champion.

She played for some of Romania’s most established women’s volleyball clubs (Unic Piatra Neamț, Medicina Tg. Mureș and Dinamo București).

In 2011 she won the Romanian Volleyball Cup with Dinamo București, and in 2008 she finished 3rd in the Balkan Volleyball Cup with CSU Târgu Mureș.

Andreea retired as a player, but her love of movement and passion for sport led her to choose a career as a sports and volleyball coach and stay active in volleyball.

The Volleyball Forever Club project is a project close to her heart, aiming to educate children through sport and to discover young talent.
So we invite you to sign your child up at our club and make the most of our passion and devotion.

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