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Minas Tênis Clube

October 19, 2023

Minas Tênis Clube (short, just Minas) is a social, recreational and sports club from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. By 2013, it has more than 73,000 members. Its patrimony comprises two urban units, the Minas I and Minas II, and two country units, Minas Country and Minas Tênis Náutico Clube. It also has its own indoor arena, named Juscelino Kubitschek Arena, which is a part of the Minas I complex.

Minas Tênis Clube
Minas I main building
Formation15 November 1935; 87 years ago (1935-11-15)
FounderNecésio Tavares
Waldomiro Salles Pereira
Otacílio Negrão de Lima
José Mendes Junior
Benedito Valadares
TypeTraditional club
Location
Key people
Luiz Gustavo Lage (president)
Websiteminastenisclube.com.br

Minas is best known for the professional teams it maintains, in a variety of olympic sports. It also maintains youth teams, and is recognized to be one of the most important formation centers of new sports talents in Brazil. Currently the club has approximately 1000 competing athletes, being about 900 youth athletes.[1]

History Edit

 
The club in 1938

The land that would become the first location of Minas Tênis Clube (currently Minas I) was originally assigned to become a zoo at Belo Horizonte's original urban plan, from the 1890s. By the beginning of the 1930s the urban growth surrounded the land with residential areas. In addition, it was very close to the Palácio da Liberdade, by then the official residence of the governor of Minas Gerais state. Thus the plan for a zoo raised environmental and hygiene concerns among the locals and the top officers of the state administration. Moreover, at the time the city had few entertainment and sports facilities. The then major Otacílio Negrão de Lima [pt], aware of this gap, demonstrated the interest to establish a sports center to replace the original project of a zoo.

Concurrently, prominent people from the high society in Belo Horizonte planned to found a big sport club to promote the practice of sports in the city. Necésio Tavares was the leader of this movement. He had previously created a volleyball team with his own name, and started the movement to get funding and supporting to found a club named Serra. The then 23-year-old named Waldomiro Salles Pereira, whom had the intention to found a club for the practice of tennis, get to know about Necésio's initiative, and approaches him to join forces, and to found a unique new club. Together, they develop the concept of the Serra Tennis Clube.

The group, knowing the intention of the major to promote the sports in the city, asked him to donate the land to the foundation of the new club. The major agrees with the condition that the name should be changed to Minas Tênis Clube, and that the club's first president should be appointed by the then governor of the state, Benedito Valadares [pt]. All the interests were aligned, and the official act of the club's establishment was signed on November 15, 1935, in the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Minas Gerais [pt]. At the occasion, Necésio Tavares was appointed as the club's first president.

Locations Edit

 
[Interactive fullscreen map + nearby articles]
Locations in Greater Belo Horizonte
1
Minas I
2
Minas II
3
Minas Country
4
Minas Náutico

The combined area of all locations is 471,000 m2 (approximately 108 acres).

Minas I Edit

The Minas I complex occupies an area larger than 31,000 m2 (being 71,000 m2 constructed)[2] in the Lourdes [pt] neighbourhood. The complex is composed by the Juscelino Kubitschek Arena, the Aquatic Park and the Sports square.

Originally, the headquarters was the only one from the club, thus a synonym of the club's name. However, since the opening of Minas II, it was naturally re-branded as Minas I (Minas One) to avoid ambiguity.

Minas II Edit

The Minas II complex occupies an area larger than 34,000 m2[3] in Serra neighbourhood [pt]. It is composed by several sports courts, swimming pools, and the main building, which has administration facilities, and ballroom for events. The name of Minas II ("Minas Two") emerged as a natural choice since the inception, and remains until today. Moreover, caused the original headquarters to become known as Minas I ("Minas One").

In the early 80's, Minas Tênis Clube was already established as the most popular and traditional club in Belo Horizonte, and there was a high demand for its expansion. In 1982, it puts the cornerstone for the second headquarter of the club. The sports facilities were inaugurated in December 1984. In 1985, it was started the constructions of the main building, which was concluded in 1986.

Due to its large size, Minas II has been for long time the chosen venue for large events from the club. This includes the annual June Festival, but also big music concerts and sports tournaments.

Minas Tênis Country Clube Edit

The Minas Tênis Country Clube is located in Taquaril neighborhood and occupies a total area of 285.750 m2, being 148 mil m2 of it preserved native vegetation.

The Country Club de Belo Horizonte was a social club founded in 1933, by Alcindo Vieira.[4] Its current main building had its construction started in 1954 and concluded on June 6, 1958. In 2000 it was incorporated by Minas, creating the Minas Tênis Country Clube. The previous members from the Country Club became automatically members from Minas Tênis Clube, thus gaining access to the other facilities.

Minas Tênis Náutico Clube Edit

The Minas Tênis Náutico Clube is located by the Ingleses' Lake [pt] in Nova Lima, and occupies the total area of 117.000 m2. The first stage of the construction occupies an area of 29.346 m2. It started to be built in 1998, and concluded in March 2000.[5]

Artistic gymnastics Edit

The club maintains a team of artistic gymnastics since 1977. Currently it competes under the name Sitran/Minas.

Basketball Edit

Main article: Minas Tênis Clube (basketball)

Futsal Edit

Full nameMinas Tênis Clube
Nickname(s)Minas
FoundedNovember 15, 1935 (87 years ago) (1935-11-15)
GroundArena MTC,
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Capacity4000
PresidentLuiz Gustavo Lage
LeagueLiga Futsal
201519th
WebsiteClub website
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The professional futsal men's team plays for the Brazilian league.

Honours [6] Edit

International Edit

National Edit

  • Brazilian Cup:
    • Champions: 2002, 2012
  • Brazilian league:
    • Runners-up: 2002
  • Superliga de Futsal:
    • Runners-up: 2010
  • Southeastern League:
    • Champions: 2009, 2010
    • Runners-up: 2006, 2011

Regional Edit

  • Belo Horizonte Metropolitan Championship:
    • Champions: 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013[6]
  • Minas Gerais State Championship:
    • Champions: 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

Current squad Edit

As of 23 May 2019
# Position Name Nationality
1 Goalkeeper Anderson Silva  
2 Winger Gustavo Araújo  
3 Goalkeeper Lucas Cardoso  
6 Pivot Kauê Gaúcho  
7 Winger Dudu Santos  
8 Defender Gabriel Ferro  
9 Pivot Renato Ramba  
10 Defender Luís Dizotti  
11 Winger Felipe Santos  
13 Winger Lion de Souza  
14 Pivot Maico Monteiro  
15 Winger Renatinho  
17 Defender Vítor Nascimento  
19 Pivot Maicon Douglas  
20 Goalkeeper Françoar Rodrigues  
21 Goalkeeper Mateus Espírito Santo  
22 Winger Vitinho  
33 Defender João Pedro  
93 Winger Henrique Souza  
96 Winger Josué Oliveira  
99 Winger Leo Fernandes  

Judo Edit

The club maintain an olympic judo team, which currently disputes under the name Belo Dente/Minas. Among the most successful athletes are Luciano Corrêa, Ketleyn Quadros and Érika Miranda.

Swimming Edit

Minas
Club information
CityBelo Horizonte
Parent bodyMinas Tênis Clube
FoundedNovember 15, 1935; 87 years ago (1935-11-15)
Home pool(s)Minas I Aquatic Complex
ChairmanLuiz Gustavo Lage
Swimming
NameFiat/Minas
Head coachSérgio Marques
Swim cap designHammerhead
LeagueMaria Lenk Trophy (ML)
José Finkel Trophy (JF)
ML 2019
JF 2019		2nd
1st

The professional swimming team is one of the most successful in Brazil. It is currently runners-up and champion of the two most prestigious national competitions, respectively: the Maria Lenk and José Finkel trophies. Currently the swimming team competes with the name Fiat/Minas, repeating the same name and sponsorship from the men's volleyball team in the late 80's.

Among the most famous swimmers that have competed for the team, there are Kaio Márcio de Almeida, Joanna Maranhão, Thiago Pereira, Marcus Mattioli, Rogério Romero and the Olympic champion César Cielo.[8][9]

History Edit

Swimming is practiced in Minas since its inception. At the Maria Lenk Trophy, the club finished in second place, with 1990.5 points. [10] The team highlights were the victory of César Cielo in the 100-metre freestyle, with 48.13. Nicolas Oliveira was 4th (49.12) and Marco Antonio Macedo was the eighth (50:25).[10]

At the José Finkel Trophy, the team finished 1st, with 2945 points and 19 golds, 13 silver and 11 bronzes (total: 44). [11] It was the fourth victory of Minas in a row. The highlight was the victory of Miguel Valente in 800-metre freestyle, with 7'44.84, being the best time of the world in 2014 until then. [12]

Minas started the Maria Lenk trophy as the team to be beaten, given its renowned swimmers. The club lead the competition until the last day, when it was surpassed by Pinheiros with the tight different of 5 points. [13] Minas finished the competition in second place, with 2,133. One of the highlights was the gold of Thiago Pereira at the 400-metre medley, with 4'13.94. [14] The result qualified him for the FINA World Championship, in Kazan.

In August Minas won the José Finkel Trophy, in a close dispute with the host team Pinheiros.[15] It was the club's fifth victory in a row, in a total of 11 championships.

Honors Edit

Tennis Edit

The club maintains a tennis team, which competes under the name Cultura Inglesa/Minas.

Trampolining Edit

The club maintains a trampolining team since 1999. Currently it competes under the name BH Shopping/Minas.

Volleyball - Men Edit

Fiat/Minas
Full nameMinas Tênis Clube
Short nameMinas
Founded1937
GroundArena Minas Tênis Clube, Belo Horizonte
(Capacity: 3,650)
ChairmanLuiz Gustavo Lage
ManagerNery Tambeiro
LeagueSuperliga Brasileira de Voleibol
2020/212nd place
WebsiteClub home page
Uniforms
 
 
 
 
 
 
Home
 
 
 
 
 
 
Away

The men's professional volleyball team plays at the Superliga Brasileira de Voleibol. It is the most successful professional Brazilian team, with a record of nine national titles.

History Edit

The first volleyball teams from Minas Tênis Club were formed in 1937.[16]

In the decade of 1980 the volleyball gained major attendance in Brazil. The first national professional championship was organized in 1981. Also, the decade was the era of so-called "silver generation", in a reference to the team that won the silver medal in men's volleyball[17] in the Olympic games of Los Angeles. The team, at time sponsored by the Italian car manufactured Fiat, was the major power of the Brazilian volleyball. The team led by the Korean coach Young Wan Sohn won three titles in a row. At that time it created a major rivalry with two other teams from São Paulo state: Banespa and Pirelli.

During the 1990s the team had major success, winning three titles in a row. The team was named after Telemig Celular, a former mobile carrier. It was acquired by Vivo, which continued the sponsorship until today.

Honors Edit

Minas Tenis Clube is the most successful team in the history of Brazilian Men's volleyball. They have a record of nine national titles.

Current squad Edit

Squad as of October 2019[22][23]

Team roster - season 2019/2020
Fiat/Minas
No. Name Date of birth Position
1   Rodrigo Rodrigues (c) (1986-02-13) February 13, 1986 (age 37) setter
2   Nicolás Lazo (1995-04-16) April 16, 1995 (age 28) outside hitter
3   Davy Moraes (1997-04-07) April 7, 1997 (age 26) opposite
4   Bernardo Westermann (1998-03-13) March 13, 1998 (age 25) setter
6   André Saliba (1999-08-27) August 27, 1999 (age 24) opposite
7   Henrique Honorato (1997-03-18) March 18, 1997 (age 26) outside hitter
8   Lucas Figueiredo (1999-04-20) April 20, 1999 (age 24) outside hitter
9   Deivid Costa (1988-04-26) April 26, 1988 (age 35) middle blocker
10   Matheus Santos (1996-04-23) April 23, 1996 (age 27) middle blocker
11   Feliie Lourença (1990-08-25) August 25, 1990 (age 33) libero
12   Matheus Cunda (1991-01-12) January 12, 1991 (age 32) middle blocker
14   Lucas Ocampo (1986-03-20) March 20, 1986 (age 37) opposite
15   Maique Nascimento (1997-01-16) January 16, 1997 (age 26) libero
16   João Franck (1999-03-09) March 9, 1999 (age 24) outside hitter
18   Felipe Roque (1997-05-19) May 19, 1997 (age 26) opposite
19   Edson Paixão (2000-03-29) March 29, 2000 (age 23) middle blocker
20   Marcus Coelho (2000-09-29) September 29, 2000 (age 23) outside hitter

Volleyball - Women Edit

Gerdau/Minas
Full nameMinas Tênis Clube
Short nameMinas
Founded1935
GroundArena Minas Tênis Clube, Belo Horizonte
(Capacity: 5,000)
Chairman  Ricardo Vieira Santiago
Manager  Nicola Negro
Captain  Carol Gattaz
LeagueBrazilian Superliga
2022-232nd
WebsiteClub home page
Uniforms
 
 
 
 
 
Home
 
 
 
 
 
Away

The women's volleyball team plays at the Brazilian Superleague and the Minas Gerais state league. By 2020 it disputed under the name Itambé/Minas.

History Edit

Volleyball has been practiced in Minas since its opening, in 1937. During the early 1990s, Minas was one of the most successful teams in Brazil. The team was second place in the 1991–92, and won the 1992–93 Brazilian League. The main players were Hilma, Ana Paula, Leila and Ana Flávia, whom also played for the Brazil women's national volleyball team.

From late 1990s until the season 2010/2011 the team played with the name MRV/Minas. During this period the team had noticeable performance, winning its second Brazilian Superleague championship, and also being runner-up twice.

During the seasons 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 the team played under the name Usiminas/Minas. The team achieved fourth and seventh positions, respectively, in the Brazilian Superliga.

In April 2013 Usiminas announced that it would not renew the partnership. The team did not signed with any other sponsor and will play the season 2013/2014 without sponsorship, using the club's original name. In the beginning of 2014 the team signed the contract, and changed its commercial name to Decisão Engenharia/Minas. For the season 2014/2015 the team started playing under the name Camponesa/Minas. After a poor start to the season, losing the first six matches, the team signed olympic champion wing-spiker Jaqueline Carvalho, who was a free agent after missing the entire previous season due to her pregnancy, led by her, the team quickly turned its fortunes around, finishing 5th in the regular season and making to the semifinals, where they lost to Rexona-Ades. In 2015–16, despite Jaqueline's departure to SESI-SP, the team had its best season since the MRV years, finishing 3rd in the regular season, once again losing in the semifinals, this time to intrastate rival Dentil/Praia Clube.

For the 2016–17 season, the team signed American opposite Destinee Hooker on a prove-it deal. Without her to start the season, however, the team was very inconsistent, sitting at a 3–4 record after the first 7 games. During that span, the team signed Jaqueline once again in the free agency, after she found herself without a team for months following the end of the 2015–16 season. Hooker finally debuted in a 3–2 win over Fluminense in the following game, Jaqueline debuted later during midseason. Anchored by Hooker, aided by Jaqueline and also counting on a breakout years from young players like wing-spiker Rosamaria and middle-blocker Mara, the team proceeded to win 12 of the 15 final games (including a 9-game win streak), finishing 4th in the final regular season standings. Once again, Minas found themselves defeated in the semifinals, in a thrilling 5-game series against Rexona-Sesc. Despite missing the first 7 games, Hooker finished as the 2nd highest scorer in the tournament with 404 points, beating teammate Rosamaria (who scored 403 herself) and only behind Vôlei Nestlé's Tandara Caixeta. Hooker also finished the tournament as the most efficient spiker, making the Superliga team of the year. Mara also made it, as she finished 3rd in blocks but was also the most efficient blocker of the tournament on a per play basis.

In the 2018–19 season, Italian head coach Stefano Lavarini lead the team to another Superliga title. In 2021, coach Negro, another Italian, accomplished the same. Just like Lavarini, coach Negro beat Praia Clube in the final series 2–1. Under coach Negro, Minas won the South American Championship in 2020, in October of the same year the Mineiro Championship (of the state of Minas Gerais), then in 2021 the Brazilian Cup. Minas closed the season with 34 wins out of 37 games.[24]

Honors Edit

International Edit

National Edit

Regional Edit

  • Minas Gerais state championship:
    • Champions: 1940, 1946, 1949, 2003, 2019, 2020
    • Runners-up: 2010, 2013
  • São Paulo state championship:
    • Third place: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006

Squad Edit

2021-2022 squad - As of November 2021

Head coach:   Nicola Negro

Team roster - season 2021–2022
Number Player Position Height (m) Birth date
1   Jaqueline Schimitz Outside hitter 1.85 (2003-11-02) November 2, 2003 (age 19)
2   Caroline Gattaz (c) Middle blocker 1.92 (1981-07-27) July 27, 1981 (age 42)
3   Macris Carneiro Setter 1.78 (1989-05-03) May 3, 1989 (age 34)
5   Priscila Daroit Outside hitter 1.83 (2001-02-25) February 25, 2001 (age 22)
6   Thaísa Menezes Middle blocker 1.96 (1987-05-15) May 15, 1987 (age 36)
7   Ana Vitória Silva Middle blocker 1.92 (2003-06-18) June 18, 2003 (age 20)
8   Júlia Kudiess Middle blocker 1.89 (2003-01-02) January 2, 2003 (age 20)
9   Kisy Nascimento Opposite 1.90 (2000-01-02) January 2, 2000 (age 23)
10   Júlia Moreira Libero 1.63 (1999-01-10) January 10, 1999 (age 24)
11   Priscila Heldes Setter 1.78 (1992-03-27) March 27, 1992 (age 31)
13   Neriman Ozsoy Outside hitter 1.90 (1988-07-13) July 13, 1988 (age 35)
14   Luiza Vicente Outside hitter 1.85 (2004-06-22) June 22, 2004 (age 19)
16   Priscila Souza Outside hitter 1.83 (1987-10-29) October 29, 1987 (age 35)
18   Rebeca Silva Middle blocker 1.97 (2004-04-21) April 21, 2004 (age 19)
19   Léia Silva Libero 1.60 (1985-03-01) March 1, 1985 (age 38)
20   Danielle Cuttino Opposite 1.94 (1996-06-22) June 22, 1996 (age 27)

References Edit

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External links Edit

  • Official website

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Minas Tenis Clube short just Minas is a social recreational and sports club from Belo Horizonte Brazil By 2013 it has more than 73 000 members Its patrimony comprises two urban units the Minas I and Minas II and two country units Minas Country and Minas Tenis Nautico Clube It also has its own indoor arena named Juscelino Kubitschek Arena which is a part of the Minas I complex Minas Tenis ClubeMinas I main buildingFormation15 November 1935 87 years ago 1935 11 15 FounderNecesio TavaresWaldomiro Salles PereiraOtacilio Negrao de LimaJose Mendes JuniorBenedito ValadaresTypeTraditional clubLocationBelo Horizonte BrazilKey peopleLuiz Gustavo Lage president Websiteminastenisclube com brMinas is best known for the professional teams it maintains in a variety of olympic sports It also maintains youth teams and is recognized to be one of the most important formation centers of new sports talents in Brazil Currently the club has approximately 1000 competing athletes being about 900 youth athletes 1 Contents 1 History 2 Locations 2 1 Minas I 2 2 Minas II 2 3 Minas Tenis Country Clube 2 4 Minas Tenis Nautico Clube 3 Artistic gymnastics 4 Basketball 5 Futsal 5 1 Honours 6 5 1 1 International 5 1 2 National 5 1 3 Regional 5 2 Current squad 6 Judo 7 Swimming 7 1 History 7 2 Honors 8 Tennis 9 Trampolining 10 Volleyball Men 10 1 History 10 2 Honors 10 3 Current squad 11 Volleyball Women 11 1 History 11 2 Honors 11 2 1 International 11 2 2 National 11 2 3 Regional 11 3 Squad 12 References 13 External linksHistory Edit nbsp The club in 1938The land that would become the first location of Minas Tenis Clube currently Minas I was originally assigned to become a zoo at Belo Horizonte s original urban plan from the 1890s By the beginning of the 1930s the urban growth surrounded the land with residential areas In addition it was very close to the Palacio da Liberdade by then the official residence of the governor of Minas Gerais state Thus the plan for a zoo raised environmental and hygiene concerns among the locals and the top officers of the state administration Moreover at the time the city had few entertainment and sports facilities The then major Otacilio Negrao de Lima pt aware of this gap demonstrated the interest to establish a sports center to replace the original project of a zoo Concurrently prominent people from the high society in Belo Horizonte planned to found a big sport club to promote the practice of sports in the city Necesio Tavares was the leader of this movement He had previously created a volleyball team with his own name and started the movement to get funding and supporting to found a club named Serra The then 23 year old named Waldomiro Salles Pereira whom had the intention to found a club for the practice of tennis get to know about Necesio s initiative and approaches him to join forces and to found a unique new club Together they develop the concept of the Serra Tennis Clube The group knowing the intention of the major to promote the sports in the city asked him to donate the land to the foundation of the new club The major agrees with the condition that the name should be changed to Minas Tenis Clube and that the club s first president should be appointed by the then governor of the state Benedito Valadares pt All the interests were aligned and the official act of the club s establishment was signed on November 15 1935 in the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Minas Gerais pt At the occasion Necesio Tavares was appointed as the club s first president Locations Edit nbsp Interactive fullscreen map nearby articles Locations in Greater Belo Horizonte1 Minas I2 Minas II3 Minas Country4 Minas Nautico The combined area of all locations is 471 000 m2 approximately 108 acres Minas I Edit The Minas I complex occupies an area larger than 31 000 m2 being 71 000 m2 constructed 2 in the Lourdes pt neighbourhood The complex is composed by the Juscelino Kubitschek Arena the Aquatic Park and the Sports square Originally the headquarters was the only one from the club thus a synonym of the club s name However since the opening of Minas II it was naturally re branded as Minas I Minas One to avoid ambiguity Minas II Edit The Minas II complex occupies an area larger than 34 000 m2 3 in Serra neighbourhood pt It is composed by several sports courts swimming pools and the main building which has administration facilities and ballroom for events The name of Minas II Minas Two emerged as a natural choice since the inception and remains until today Moreover caused the original headquarters to become known as Minas I Minas One In the early 80 s Minas Tenis Clube was already established as the most popular and traditional club in Belo Horizonte and there was a high demand for its expansion In 1982 it puts the cornerstone for the second headquarter of the club The sports facilities were inaugurated in December 1984 In 1985 it was started the constructions of the main building which was concluded in 1986 Due to its large size Minas II has been for long time the chosen venue for large events from the club This includes the annual June Festival but also big music concerts and sports tournaments Minas Tenis Country Clube Edit The Minas Tenis Country Clube is located in Taquaril neighborhood and occupies a total area of 285 750 m2 being 148 mil m2 of it preserved native vegetation The Country Club de Belo Horizonte was a social club founded in 1933 by Alcindo Vieira 4 Its current main building had its construction started in 1954 and concluded on June 6 1958 In 2000 it was incorporated by Minas creating the Minas Tenis Country Clube The previous members from the Country Club became automatically members from Minas Tenis Clube thus gaining access to the other facilities Minas Tenis Nautico Clube Edit The Minas Tenis Nautico Clube is located by the Ingleses Lake pt in Nova Lima and occupies the total area of 117 000 m2 The first stage of the construction occupies an area of 29 346 m2 It started to be built in 1998 and concluded in March 2000 5 Artistic gymnastics EditThe club maintains a team of artistic gymnastics since 1977 Currently it competes under the name Sitran Minas Basketball EditMain article Minas Tenis Clube basketball Futsal EditFull nameMinas Tenis ClubeNickname s MinasFoundedNovember 15 1935 87 years ago 1935 11 15 GroundArena MTC Belo Horizonte BrazilCapacity4000PresidentLuiz Gustavo LageLeagueLiga Futsal201519thWebsiteClub website nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Home colors nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Away colorsThe professional futsal men s team plays for the Brazilian league Honours 6 Edit International Edit South American Championship Southern Zone 7 Runners up 2013National Edit Brazilian Cup Champions 2002 2012 Brazilian league Runners up 2002 Superliga de Futsal Runners up 2010 Southeastern League Champions 2009 2010 Runners up 2006 2011Regional Edit Belo Horizonte Metropolitan Championship Champions 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 6 Minas Gerais State Championship Champions 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Current squad Edit As of 23 May 2019 Position Name Nationality1 Goalkeeper Anderson Silva nbsp 2 Winger Gustavo Araujo nbsp 3 Goalkeeper Lucas Cardoso nbsp 6 Pivot Kaue Gaucho nbsp 7 Winger Dudu Santos nbsp 8 Defender Gabriel Ferro nbsp 9 Pivot Renato Ramba nbsp 10 Defender Luis Dizotti nbsp 11 Winger Felipe Santos nbsp 13 Winger Lion de Souza nbsp 14 Pivot Maico Monteiro nbsp 15 Winger Renatinho nbsp 17 Defender Vitor Nascimento nbsp 19 Pivot Maicon Douglas nbsp 20 Goalkeeper Francoar Rodrigues nbsp 21 Goalkeeper Mateus Espirito Santo nbsp 22 Winger Vitinho nbsp 33 Defender Joao Pedro nbsp 93 Winger Henrique Souza nbsp 96 Winger Josue Oliveira nbsp 99 Winger Leo Fernandes nbsp Judo EditThe club maintain an olympic judo team which currently disputes under the name Belo Dente Minas Among the most successful athletes are Luciano Correa Ketleyn Quadros and Erika Miranda Swimming EditMinasClub informationCityBelo HorizonteParent bodyMinas Tenis ClubeFoundedNovember 15 1935 87 years ago 1935 11 15 Home pool s Minas I Aquatic ComplexChairmanLuiz Gustavo LageSwimmingNameFiat MinasHead coachSergio MarquesSwim cap designHammerheadLeagueMaria Lenk Trophy ML Jose Finkel Trophy JF ML 2019JF 20192nd1stThe professional swimming team is one of the most successful in Brazil It is currently runners up and champion of the two most prestigious national competitions respectively the Maria Lenk and Jose Finkel trophies Currently the swimming team competes with the name Fiat Minas repeating the same name and sponsorship from the men s volleyball team in the late 80 s Among the most famous swimmers that have competed for the team there are Kaio Marcio de Almeida Joanna Maranhao Thiago Pereira Marcus Mattioli Rogerio Romero and the Olympic champion Cesar Cielo 8 9 History Edit Swimming is practiced in Minas since its inception At the Maria Lenk Trophy the club finished in second place with 1990 5 points 10 The team highlights were the victory of Cesar Cielo in the 100 metre freestyle with 48 13 Nicolas Oliveira was 4th 49 12 and Marco Antonio Macedo was the eighth 50 25 10 At the Jose Finkel Trophy the team finished 1st with 2945 points and 19 golds 13 silver and 11 bronzes total 44 11 It was the fourth victory of Minas in a row The highlight was the victory of Miguel Valente in 800 metre freestyle with 7 44 84 being the best time of the world in 2014 until then 12 Minas started the Maria Lenk trophy as the team to be beaten given its renowned swimmers The club lead the competition until the last day when it was surpassed by Pinheiros with the tight different of 5 points 13 Minas finished the competition in second place with 2 133 One of the highlights was the gold of Thiago Pereira at the 400 metre medley with 4 13 94 14 The result qualified him for the FINA World Championship in Kazan In August Minas won the Jose Finkel Trophy in a close dispute with the host team Pinheiros 15 It was the club s fifth victory in a row in a total of 11 championships Honors Edit Maria Lenk Trophy Brazilian Summer Trophy long course Champions 1988 1990 1992 1994 1994 1996 1997 2011 2013 9 Jose Finkel Trophy Brazilian Winter Trophy short course Champions 1988 1991 1993 1994 1996 1998 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2019 12 Tennis EditThe club maintains a tennis team which competes under the name Cultura Inglesa Minas Trampolining EditThe club maintains a trampolining team since 1999 Currently it competes under the name BH Shopping Minas Volleyball Men EditFiat MinasFull nameMinas Tenis ClubeShort nameMinasFounded1937GroundArena Minas Tenis Clube Belo Horizonte Capacity 3 650 ChairmanLuiz Gustavo LageManagerNery TambeiroLeagueSuperliga Brasileira de Voleibol2020 212nd placeWebsiteClub home pageUniforms nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Home nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp AwayThe men s professional volleyball team plays at the Superliga Brasileira de Voleibol It is the most successful professional Brazilian team with a record of nine national titles History Edit The first volleyball teams from Minas Tenis Club were formed in 1937 16 In the decade of 1980 the volleyball gained major attendance in Brazil The first national professional championship was organized in 1981 Also the decade was the era of so called silver generation in a reference to the team that won the silver medal in men s volleyball 17 in the Olympic games of Los Angeles The team at time sponsored by the Italian car manufactured Fiat was the major power of the Brazilian volleyball The team led by the Korean coach Young Wan Sohn won three titles in a row At that time it created a major rivalry with two other teams from Sao Paulo state Banespa and Pirelli During the 1990s the team had major success winning three titles in a row The team was named after Telemig Celular a former mobile carrier It was acquired by Vivo which continued the sponsorship until today Honors Edit Minas Tenis Clube is the most successful team in the history of Brazilian Men s volleyball They have a record of nine national titles South American Championship Champions 1984 1985 1999 Runners up 2013 18 2022 Guarani Trophy of Champion Clubs Champions 1963 Brazilian Championship of Champion Clubs Champions 1964 Brazilian Championship Champions 1984 1985 1986 Brazilian League Runners up 1988 89 Brazilian Superleague Champions 1999 00 2000 01 2001 02 2006 07 19 Runners up 2004 05 2005 06 2008 09 20 Minas Gerais state championship Champions 1970 1971 1972 1973 1976 1977 1978 1979 1984 1985 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2019 21 Runners up 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2015 Sao Paulo state championship representing Esporte Clube Pinheiros Champions 2005 2006 Runners up 2007 2008Current squad Edit Squad as of October 2019 22 23 Team roster season 2019 2020Fiat MinasNo Name Date of birth Position1 nbsp Rodrigo Rodrigues c 1986 02 13 February 13 1986 age 37 setter2 nbsp Nicolas Lazo 1995 04 16 April 16 1995 age 28 outside hitter3 nbsp Davy Moraes 1997 04 07 April 7 1997 age 26 opposite4 nbsp Bernardo Westermann 1998 03 13 March 13 1998 age 25 setter6 nbsp Andre Saliba 1999 08 27 August 27 1999 age 24 opposite7 nbsp Henrique Honorato 1997 03 18 March 18 1997 age 26 outside hitter8 nbsp Lucas Figueiredo 1999 04 20 April 20 1999 age 24 outside hitter9 nbsp Deivid Costa 1988 04 26 April 26 1988 age 35 middle blocker10 nbsp Matheus Santos 1996 04 23 April 23 1996 age 27 middle blocker11 nbsp Feliie Lourenca 1990 08 25 August 25 1990 age 33 libero12 nbsp Matheus Cunda 1991 01 12 January 12 1991 age 32 middle blocker14 nbsp Lucas Ocampo 1986 03 20 March 20 1986 age 37 opposite15 nbsp Maique Nascimento 1997 01 16 January 16 1997 age 26 libero16 nbsp Joao Franck 1999 03 09 March 9 1999 age 24 outside hitter18 nbsp Felipe Roque 1997 05 19 May 19 1997 age 26 opposite19 nbsp Edson Paixao 2000 03 29 March 29 2000 age 23 middle blocker20 nbsp Marcus Coelho 2000 09 29 September 29 2000 age 23 outside hitterTeam roster season 2018 2019Fiat MinasNo Name Date of birth Position2 nbsp Luis Mazorra 2000 03 10 March 10 2000 age 23 outside hitter3 nbsp Davy Moraes 1997 04 07 April 7 1997 age 26 opposite4 nbsp Marlon Yared c 1977 07 27 July 27 1977 age 46 setter5 nbsp Lucca Vieira 1999 06 13 June 13 1999 age 24 opposite6 nbsp Mateus Pereira 1998 01 31 January 31 1998 age 25 setter7 nbsp Henrique Honorato 1997 03 18 March 18 1997 age 26 outside hitter8 nbsp Eduardo Sobrinho 1996 01 19 January 19 1996 age 27 setter9 nbsp Lucas Figueiredo 1999 04 20 April 20 1999 age 24 outside hitter10 nbsp Matheus Santos 1996 04 23 April 23 1996 age 27 middle blocker11 nbsp Robinson Dvoranen 1983 12 23 December 23 1983 age 39 outside hitter12 nbsp Rogerio Filho 1995 02 20 February 20 1995 age 28 libero13 nbsp Flavio Gualberto 1993 04 22 April 22 1993 age 30 middle blocker14 nbsp Rafael Martins 1991 02 10 February 10 1991 age 32 middle blocker15 nbsp Maique Nascimento 1997 01 16 January 16 1997 age 26 libero16 nbsp Joao Franck 1999 03 09 March 9 1999 age 24 outside hitter17 nbsp Cledenilson Batista 1998 06 09 June 9 1998 age 25 middle blocker18 nbsp Felipe Roque 1997 05 19 May 19 1997 age 26 opposite19 nbsp Edson Paixao 2000 03 29 March 29 2000 age 23 middle blocker20 nbsp Silmar Almeida 1986 10 06 October 6 1986 age 37 outside hitterVolleyball Women EditGerdau MinasFull nameMinas Tenis ClubeShort nameMinasFounded1935GroundArena Minas Tenis Clube Belo Horizonte Capacity 5 000 Chairman nbsp Ricardo Vieira SantiagoManager nbsp Nicola NegroCaptain nbsp Carol GattazLeagueBrazilian Superliga2022 232ndWebsiteClub home pageUniforms nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Home nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp AwayThe women s volleyball team plays at the Brazilian Superleague and the Minas Gerais state league By 2020 it disputed under the name Itambe Minas History Edit Volleyball has been practiced in Minas since its opening in 1937 During the early 1990s Minas was one of the most successful teams in Brazil The team was second place in the 1991 92 and won the 1992 93 Brazilian League The main players were Hilma Ana Paula Leila and Ana Flavia whom also played for the Brazil women s national volleyball team From late 1990s until the season 2010 2011 the team played with the name MRV Minas During this period the team had noticeable performance winning its second Brazilian Superleague championship and also being runner up twice During the seasons 2011 2012 and 2012 2013 the team played under the name Usiminas Minas The team achieved fourth and seventh positions respectively in the Brazilian Superliga In April 2013 Usiminas announced that it would not renew the partnership The team did not signed with any other sponsor and will play the season 2013 2014 without sponsorship using the club s original name In the beginning of 2014 the team signed the contract and changed its commercial name to Decisao Engenharia Minas For the season 2014 2015 the team started playing under the name Camponesa Minas After a poor start to the season losing the first six matches the team signed olympic champion wing spiker Jaqueline Carvalho who was a free agent after missing the entire previous season due to her pregnancy led by her the team quickly turned its fortunes around finishing 5th in the regular season and making to the semifinals where they lost to Rexona Ades In 2015 16 despite Jaqueline s departure to SESI SP the team had its best season since the MRV years finishing 3rd in the regular season once again losing in the semifinals this time to intrastate rival Dentil Praia Clube For the 2016 17 season the team signed American opposite Destinee Hooker on a prove it deal Without her to start the season however the team was very inconsistent sitting at a 3 4 record after the first 7 games During that span the team signed Jaqueline once again in the free agency after she found herself without a team for months following the end of the 2015 16 season Hooker finally debuted in a 3 2 win over Fluminense in the following game Jaqueline debuted later during midseason Anchored by Hooker aided by Jaqueline and also counting on a breakout years from young players like wing spiker Rosamaria and middle blocker Mara the team proceeded to win 12 of the 15 final games including a 9 game win streak finishing 4th in the final regular season standings Once again Minas found themselves defeated in the semifinals in a thrilling 5 game series against Rexona Sesc Despite missing the first 7 games Hooker finished as the 2nd highest scorer in the tournament with 404 points beating teammate Rosamaria who scored 403 herself and only behind Volei Nestle s Tandara Caixeta Hooker also finished the tournament as the most efficient spiker making the Superliga team of the year Mara also made it as she finished 3rd in blocks but was also the most efficient blocker of the tournament on a per play basis In the 2018 19 season Italian head coach Stefano Lavarini lead the team to another Superliga title In 2021 coach Negro another Italian accomplished the same Just like Lavarini coach Negro beat Praia Clube in the final series 2 1 Under coach Negro Minas won the South American Championship in 2020 in October of the same year the Mineiro Championship of the state of Minas Gerais then in 2021 the Brazilian Cup Minas closed the season with 34 wins out of 37 games 24 Honors Edit International Edit World Championship Runners up 1992 2018 South American Championship Champions 1999 2000 2018 2019 2020 25 26 Salonpas Cup Runners up 2002 Third place 2004 2007National Edit Brazilian Championship of Champion Clubs Guarani Trophy 27 Champions 1963 1964 Runners up 1962 Brazilian Trophy Champions 1974 Brazilian Championship Runners up 1978 1981 Brazilian League Champions 1992 93 Runners up 1991 92 Brazilian Superleague Champions 2001 02 28 2018 19 29 2020 21 30 Runners up 1999 00 2002 03 2003 04 Third place 2006 07 Brazilian Cup Champions 2019 2021 Runners up 2017Regional Edit Minas Gerais state championship Champions 1940 1946 1949 2003 2019 2020 Runners up 2010 2013 Sao Paulo state championship Third place 2002 2003 2004 2006Squad Edit 2021 2022 squad As of November 2021Head coach nbsp Nicola Negro Team roster season 2021 2022Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Jaqueline Schimitz Outside hitter 1 85 2003 11 02 November 2 2003 age 19 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Macris Carneiro Setter 1 78 1989 05 03 May 3 1989 age 34 5 nbsp Priscila Daroit Outside hitter 1 83 2001 02 25 February 25 2001 age 22 6 nbsp Thaisa Menezes Middle blocker 1 96 1987 05 15 May 15 1987 age 36 7 nbsp Ana Vitoria Silva Middle blocker 1 92 2003 06 18 June 18 2003 age 20 8 nbsp Julia Kudiess Middle blocker 1 89 2003 01 02 January 2 2003 age 20 9 nbsp Kisy Nascimento Opposite 1 90 2000 01 02 January 2 2000 age 23 10 nbsp Julia Moreira Libero 1 63 1999 01 10 January 10 1999 age 24 11 nbsp Priscila Heldes Setter 1 78 1992 03 27 March 27 1992 age 31 13 nbsp Neriman Ozsoy Outside hitter 1 90 1988 07 13 July 13 1988 age 35 14 nbsp Luiza Vicente Outside hitter 1 85 2004 06 22 June 22 2004 age 19 16 nbsp Priscila Souza Outside hitter 1 83 1987 10 29 October 29 1987 age 35 18 nbsp Rebeca Silva Middle blocker 1 97 2004 04 21 April 21 2004 age 19 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 60 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 20 nbsp Danielle Cuttino Opposite 1 94 1996 06 22 June 22 1996 age 27 Team roster season 2020 2021Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Lara Nobre Middle blocker 1 85 1989 02 11 February 11 1989 age 34 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Macris Carneiro Setter 1 78 1989 05 03 May 3 1989 age 34 5 nbsp Priscila Daroit Outside hitter 1 83 2001 02 25 February 25 2001 age 22 6 nbsp Thaisa Menezes Middle blocker 1 96 1987 05 15 May 15 1987 age 36 7 nbsp Luanna Emiliano Libero 1 69 2002 02 26 February 26 2002 age 21 8 nbsp Julia Kudiess Middle blocker 1 89 2003 01 02 January 2 2003 age 20 10 nbsp Priscila Heldes Setter 1 78 1992 03 27 March 27 1992 age 31 11 nbsp Megan Hodge Outside hitter 1 88 1988 10 15 October 15 1988 age 34 12 nbsp Camila Mesquita Opposite 1 81 2000 02 27 February 27 2000 age 23 14 nbsp Luiza Vicente Outside hitter 1 85 2004 06 22 June 22 2004 age 19 17 nbsp Kasiely Clemente Outside hitter 1 82 1993 12 06 December 6 1993 age 29 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 20 nbsp Danielle Cuttino Opposite 1 94 1996 06 22 June 22 1996 age 27 Team roster season 2019 2020Number Player Position Height m Birth date2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Macris Carneiro Setter 1 78 1989 05 03 May 3 1989 age 34 5 nbsp Laura Kudiess Middle blocker 1 88 2001 02 25 February 25 2001 age 22 6 nbsp Thaisa Menezes Middle blocker 1 96 1987 05 15 May 15 1987 age 36 7 nbsp Vivian Pellegrino Middle blocker 1 80 1985 05 31 May 31 1985 age 38 8 nbsp Lana Conceicao Outside hitter 1 78 1996 12 08 December 8 1996 age 26 9 nbsp Bruna Silva Opposite 1 81 1989 07 03 July 3 1989 age 34 12 nbsp Bruna Rocha Costa Setter 1 70 1995 01 30 January 30 1995 age 28 13 nbsp Sheilla Castro Opposite 1 85 1983 07 01 July 1 1983 age 40 15 nbsp Dobriana Rabadzhieva Outside hitter 1 90 1991 06 14 June 14 1991 age 32 17 nbsp Kasiely Clemente Outside hitter 1 82 1993 12 06 December 6 1993 age 29 18 nbsp Roslandy Acosta Outside hitter 1 90 1992 02 25 February 25 1992 age 31 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 Team roster season 2018 2019Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Mara Leao Middle Blocker 1 90 1991 07 26 July 26 1991 age 32 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle Blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Macris Carneiro Setter 1 78 1989 05 03 May 3 1989 age 34 4 nbsp Maria Cecilia de Paula Middle Blocker 1 80 1999 08 11 August 11 1999 age 24 6 nbsp Lana Conceicao Outside Hitter 1 78 1996 12 08 December 8 1996 age 26 7 nbsp Maria Luisa Oliveira Opposite 1 82 1992 12 12 December 12 1992 age 30 9 nbsp Bruna da Silva Opposite 1 81 1989 07 03 July 3 1989 age 34 10 nbsp Gabriela Guimaraes Outside Hitter 1 80 1994 05 19 May 19 1994 age 29 11 nbsp Luiza Vicente da Silva Middle Blocker 1 84 2004 06 22 June 22 2004 age 19 12 nbsp Natalia Pereira Outside Hitter 1 86 1989 04 04 April 4 1989 age 34 14 nbsp Laura Kudiess Middle Blocker 1 88 2001 02 25 February 25 2001 age 22 15 nbsp Georgia Cattani Libero 1 62 1997 03 09 March 9 1997 age 26 16 nbsp Monique de Jesus Opposite 1 82 2001 08 27 August 27 2001 age 22 18 nbsp Mayany de Souza Middle Blocker 1 85 1996 11 24 November 24 1996 age 26 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 20 nbsp Bruna Rocha Costa Setter 1 70 1995 01 30 January 30 1995 age 28 Team roster season 2017 2018Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Mara Leao Middle Blocker 1 90 1991 07 26 July 26 1991 age 32 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle Blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Macris Carneiro Setter 1 78 1989 05 03 May 3 1989 age 34 4 nbsp Kaoane Loch Middle Blocker 1 95 1998 01 28 January 28 1998 age 25 5 nbsp Laiza Ferreira Opposite 1 81 1996 02 18 February 18 1996 age 27 6 nbsp Luana Goncalves Setter 1 80 1998 07 26 July 26 1998 age 25 7 nbsp Karine Guerra Setter 1 76 1979 02 25 February 25 1979 age 44 8 nbsp Priscila Daroit Outside Hitter 1 83 1988 08 10 August 10 1988 age 35 9 nbsp Rosamaria Montibeller Outside Hitter 1 85 1994 04 09 April 9 1994 age 29 10 nbsp Sonja Newcombe Outside Hitter 1 82 1988 03 07 March 7 1988 age 35 11 nbsp Natalia Monteiro Outside Hitter 1 80 1997 03 01 March 1 1997 age 26 12 nbsp Destinee Hooker Opposite 1 90 1987 09 07 September 7 1987 age 36 15 nbsp Georgia Cattani Libero 1 63 align right 1997 03 09 March 9 1997 age 26 16 nbsp Karoline Tormena Outside Hitter 1 89 1996 03 21 March 21 1996 age 27 18 nbsp Mayany de Souza Middle Blocker 1 85 1996 11 24 November 24 1996 age 26 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 Team roster season 2016 2017Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Mara Leao Middle Blocker 1 90 1991 07 26 July 26 1991 age 32 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle Blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Naiane Rios Setter 1 80 1994 11 29 November 29 1994 age 28 4 nbsp Karine Guerra Setter 1 76 1979 02 25 February 25 1979 age 44 6 nbsp Maria Clara Almeida Setter 1 78 1996 06 09 June 9 1996 age 27 7 nbsp Priscila Daroit Outside Hitter 1 83 1988 08 10 August 10 1988 age 35 8 nbsp Jaqueline Carvalho Outside Hitter 1 86 1983 12 31 December 31 1983 age 39 9 nbsp Rosamaria Montibeller Outside Hitter 1 85 1994 04 09 April 9 1994 age 29 10 nbsp Maiara Basso Oitside Hitter 1 87 1996 01 03 January 3 1996 age 27 11 nbsp Renata Maggioni Middle Blocker 1 90 1988 04 21 April 21 1988 age 35 12 nbsp Destinee Hooker Opposite 1 90 1987 09 07 September 7 1987 age 36 13 nbsp Francynne Jacintho Middle Blocker 1 88 1992 07 16 July 16 1992 age 31 14 nbsp Mayany de Souza Middle Blocker 1 85 1996 11 24 November 24 1996 age 26 15 nbsp Georgia Cattani Libero 1 62 1997 03 09 March 9 1997 age 26 16 nbsp Karoline Tormena Outside Hitter 1 89 1996 03 21 March 21 1996 age 27 17 nbsp Natalia Monteiro Outside Hitter 1 80 1997 03 01 March 1 1997 age 26 18 nbsp Domingas Araujo Outside Hitter 1 84 1994 09 09 September 9 1994 age 29 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 Team roster season 2015 2016Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Mara Leao Middle Blocker 1 90 1991 07 26 July 26 1991 age 32 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle Blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Naiane Rios Setter 1 80 1994 11 29 November 29 1994 age 28 4 nbsp Samara Almeida Outside Hitter 1 84 1992 07 16 July 16 1992 age 31 6 nbsp Maria Clara Almeida Setter 1 78 1996 06 09 June 9 1996 age 27 7 nbsp Marcela Correa Setter 1 78 1987 12 01 December 1 1987 age 35 8 nbsp Karoline Tormena Outside Hitter 1 89 1996 03 21 March 21 1996 age 27 9 nbsp Rosamaria Montibeller Outside Hitter 1 85 1994 04 09 April 9 1994 age 29 10 nbsp Maiara Basso Oitside Hitter 1 87 1996 01 03 January 3 1996 age 27 11 nbsp Valquiria Dullius Middle Blocker 1 90 1994 08 19 August 19 1994 age 29 12 nbsp Lais Vasques Libero 1 72 1996 02 12 February 12 1996 age 27 13 nbsp Carla Santos Outside Hitter 1 73 1992 01 17 January 17 1992 age 31 15 nbsp Mariana Costa Outside Hitter 1 80 1986 06 30 June 30 1986 age 37 16 nbsp Tandara Caixeta Opposite 1 84 1988 10 30 October 30 1988 age 34 15 nbsp Georgia Cattani Libero 1 62 1997 03 09 March 9 1997 age 26 19 nbsp Leia Silva Libero 1 68 1985 03 01 March 1 1985 age 38 Team roster season 2014 2015Number Player Position Height m Birth date1 nbsp Walewska Oliveira Middle Blocker 1 90 1979 10 01 October 1 1979 age 44 2 nbsp Caroline Gattaz c Middle Blocker 1 92 1981 07 27 July 27 1981 age 42 3 nbsp Naiane Rios Setter 1 80 1994 11 29 November 29 1994 age 28 4 nbsp Emilia Oliveira Middle Blocker 1 86 1992 08 07 August 7 1992 age 31 5 nbsp Elaine Santos Libero 1 70 1988 01 24 January 24 1988 age 35 6 nbsp Maiara Moreiro Outside Htter 1 85 1990 01 11 January 11 1990 age 33 7 nbsp Jordane Tolentino Setter 1 77 1985 12 23 December 23 1985 age 37 8 nbsp Jaqueline Carvalho Outside Hitter 1 86 1983 12 31 December 31 1983 age 39 9 nbsp Gabriela Silva Middle Blocker 1 84 1996 03 05 March 5 1996 age 27 10 nbsp Juliana Castro Opposite 1 87 1985 05 30 May 30 1985 age 38 11 nbsp Juliana Nogueira Outside Hitter 1 90 1988 08 04 August 4 1988 age 35 12 nbsp Lais Vasques Libero 1 72 1996 02 12 February 12 1996 age 27 13 nbsp Carla Santos Outside Hitter 1 73 1992 01 17 January 17 1992 age 31 14 nbsp Jessica Ventura Outside Hitter 1 84 1991 10 06 October 6 1991 age 32 15 nbsp Mariana Costa Outside Hitter 1 80 1986 06 30 June 30 1986 age 37 16 nbsp Karoline Tormena Outside Hitter 1 89 1996 03 21 March 21 1996 age 27 17 nbsp Valquiria Dullius Middle Blocker 1 90 1994 08 19 August 19 1994 age 29 18 nbsp Camila Setter 1 82 1986 07 07 July 7 1986 age 37 References Edit Sobre o Minas in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2013 10 04 Retrieved 2013 10 01 Minas I in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2013 12 14 Retrieved 2013 12 13 Minas II in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2013 12 14 Retrieved 2013 12 13 Minas Country in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2013 12 14 Retrieved 2013 12 13 Minas Nautico in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2013 11 27 Retrieved 2013 12 13 a b Minas Tenis Clube titles since 2001 Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2014 03 16 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Cia do Terno Minas fica com o vice da Libertadores de Futsal Cia do Terno Minas is vice champion of the futsal Libertadores championship in Portuguese Portal do Torcedor 2013 12 14 Retrieved 2014 03 16 Cesar Cielo assina com o Minas Tenis Clube ate as Olimpiadas do Rio 2016 Cesar Cielo signs with Minas Tenis Clube until the Olympic Games in Rio 2016 in Portuguese Globo com 2014 Retrieved 2014 03 10 Cesar Cielo Signs Mega Deal With Minas Tenis in Brazil Swimming World 2014 03 10 Archived from the original on 2014 03 14 Retrieved 2014 03 14 a b Alex Pussieldi 2014 04 27 Ultimo dia de finais do Maria Lenk prova a prova The last day of Maria Lenk Trophy race by race in Portuguese Best Swimming Archived from the original on 2015 04 16 Retrieved 2015 04 09 Minas fatura o tetracampeonato do Trofeu Jose Finkel de natacao Minas wins the fourth Jose Finkel Trophy in a row in Portuguese Globoesporte com 2014 09 06 Retrieved 2015 04 09 Miguel Valente faz melhor tempo do mundo no ano e Etiene bateu seu quarto recorde sul americano Miguel Valente does best time in the world in the year and Etiene hits her fourth South American record in Portuguese CBDA 2014 09 04 Retrieved 2015 04 09 Jeff Grace 2015 04 11 Pinheiros Win a Tight Battle With Minas to Take the Maria Lenk Trophy Swin Swam Retrieved 2015 04 13 Thiago e ouro nos 400m medley e faz indice revelacao volta a surpreender Thiago get gold in the 400 metre medley and qualifies for the World Championship new talent surprises again in Portuguese Globoesporte com 2015 04 08 Retrieved 2015 04 09 Na casa do Pinheiros Minas evita virada e e campeao do Jose Finkel At Pinheiro s home Minas avoid the host s reaction and becomes the champion Jose Finkel Trophy 2015 in Portuguese Globoesporte com 2015 08 22 Retrieved 2015 08 24 A historia do volei no Minas Tenis Clube The history of volley in Minas Tenis Clube Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Brazil Volleyball at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games Sports Reference 2013 Archived from the original on 2020 04 17 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Vivo Minas perde para a UPCN da Argentina e vice campea sul americana Vivo Minas lost the final against UPCN from Argentina in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Article about Minas Tenis Clube in Portuguese Volei Brasil 2013 Archived from the original on 2014 02 28 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Minas Tenis Clube s results from the last years in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube 2013 Archived from the original on 2012 06 13 Retrieved 2013 08 29 Cruzeiro supera Minas e conquista decimo titulo seguido do Campeonato Mineiro Cruzeiro beats Minas and wins the tenth title in a row of Minas Gerais championshit in Portuguese Superesportes 2019 11 02 Retrieved 2019 11 06 Minas Tenis Clube in Portuguese Superliga official website Archived from the original on 10 May 2017 Retrieved 3 November 2016 VOLEI MASCULINO EQUIPE in Portuguese Minas Tenis Clube official website Retrieved 3 November 2016 Mauricio Cannone 6 April 2021 Negro an Italian champion with Minas in Brazil Ruetir com Retrieved 26 September 2021 Lucas Papel 2020 02 21 Minas domina Praia Clube e conquista Sul Americano de volei pela quinta vez Minas beats Praia Clube and wins the South American Volleyball Championship for the fifth time in Portuguese Globoesporte com Retrieved 2020 02 23 Thiago Madureira 2020 02 21 Minas vence o Praia e conquista o penta do Sul Americano Feminino de Volei Minas beats Praia and wins the fifth South American Volleyball Championship in Portuguese Superesportes Retrieved 2020 02 23 Lista de Clubes Campeoes Brasileiros de Voleibol List of Brazilian Volleyball Champions in Portuguese Retrieved 2014 08 04 Minas Tenis Clube Historico Archived from the original on 2009 08 23 Retrieved 2010 01 17 Vicente Ribeiro 2019 04 27 Minas vira diante do Praia no Sabiazinho e fatura o tri da Superliga Feminina Minas overturns match against Praia at Sabiazinho arena and wins the Women s Superleague for the third time in Portuguese Superesportes Retrieved 2019 04 27 Minas faz jogo de altos e baixos vence o Praia Clube no quinto set e fica com o titulo da Superliga Minas had a game of ups and downs beats Praia Clube at the fifth set and wins the Superleague in Portuguese Globoesporte com 2021 04 05 Retrieved 2021 04 06 External links EditOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Minas Tenis Clube amp oldid 1163067079 Volleyball Women, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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