2003 FIVB World Cup Volleyball For Men And Women Official Website

09-Nov, start time: 12:30, end time: 13:39 - Attendance: 3,150

ITA	3	25	25	25	-	-	75
POL	0	15	17	22	-	-	54

Poland put on a disappointing show against rivals Italy when they met in the seventh clash of the 2003 World Cup of Volleyball for Women and were mowed down 3-0 by an increasingly confident Squadra Azzura, the ruling world champions.[FULL STORY]

09-Nov, start time: 15:00, end time: 17:03 - Attendance: 5,830

USA	3	24	25	26	22	15	112
TUR	2	26	22	24	25	10	107

USA overcame an early set loss to eventually overpower Turkey in a tough tiebreaker for their sixth win at the World Cup of Women's Volleyball although the young and talented opponents made the task difficult for the world champion silver medalists. [FULL STORY]

09-Nov, start time: 18:00, end time: 19:52 - Attendance: 8,350

JPN	3	25	23	25	26	-	99
DOM	1	17	25	19	24	-	85

Japan at times struggled but endured under fire from the Dominican Republic to win their fifth match in this 11-match series to continue to win the admiration and affection of the huge fan base here in Japan. [FULL STORY]

09-Nov, start time: 12:35, end time: 13:32 - Attendance: 3,100

CUB	3	25	25	25	-	-	75
EGY	0	15	10	16	-	-	41

Cubans Cruise to Easy Win Over Egypt
Cuba returned to winning ways at the Volleyball World Cup when they enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 victory over African champions Egypt at Site B in Toyama.[FULL STORY]

09-Nov, start time: 15:05, end time: 16:13 - Attendance: 4,370

CHN	3	25	25	25	-	-	75
ARG	0	16	15	19	-	-	50

Seven Up for China
Tournament favorites China notched up their seventh win from seven World Cup games when they eased past a spirited Argentina side 3-0 at Site B in Toyama.[FULL STORY]

09-Nov, start time: 18:05, end time: 19:20 - Attendance: 3,840

BRA	3	25	25	26	-	-	76
KOR	0	18	21	24	-	-	63

Brazil Win Sixth Straight
Brazil won their sixth straight World Cup match when they came through a potentially tricky encounter against Korea 3-0 to continue their progress towards qualifying for the 2004 Olympic Games.[FULL STORY]