2012–13 Volleyleague (Greece)

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2012–13 Greek Volleyleague
League
Olympiacos
  Runners-upPamvohaikos
Greek Volleyleague seasons

The 2012−2013 Volleyleague is the 45th season of the

Iraklis Thessaloniki (because of financial problems)[2] and AONS Milon. The MVP of championship was awarded to Olympiacos' Boyan Yordanov.[3]

Teams

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Locations of teams in the 2012−2013 Volleyleague
Team City
Niki Aiginio Aiginio
Aris Marmouris
 Thessaloniki
Pamvochaikos
 Vrachati
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
Alexandroupoli
Kifissia AC
 Athens
Iraklis Thessaloniki
 Thessaloniki
AONS Milon Athens
GS Lamia Achilleus Lamia
Olympiacos
 Piraeus
Panathinaikos
 Athens
Foinikas Syros
 Syros
PAOK Thessaloniki
 Thessaloniki

Regular season

Pos Team Pld W L Pts SW SL SR SPW SPL SPR Qualification or relegation
1
Olympiacos
 22 20 2 56 60 19 3.158 1906 1640 1.162 Semifinals
2
Pamvochaikos
 22 14 8 43 52 34 1.529 1964 1792 1.096
3
PAOK Thessaloniki
 22 14 8 41 49 36 1.361 1905 1848 1.031
4
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
 22 15 7 41 53 37 1.432 2081 1963 1.060
5
Foinikas Syros
 22 14 8 38[a] 49 35 1.400 1925 1812 1.062 5th to 8th place
6
Aris
 22 11 11 34 45 42 1.071 1940 1950 0.995
7
Kifissia AC
 22 11 11 31 41 42 0.976 1856 1837 1.010
8 GS Lamia Achilleus 22 8 14 29 40 47 0.851 1942 1941 1.001
9 Niki Aiginio 22 7 15 25 35 50 0.700 1848 1939 0.953 Play Out
10
Iraklis Thessaloniki
 22 8 14 23[b] 34 50 0.680 1774 1890 0.939
11
Panathinaikos
 22 6 16 20 30 53 0.566 1770 1920 0.922
12 AONS Milon 22 4 18 10 18 61 0.295 1500 1882 0.797 Relegation to A2 Ethniki
Source: http://www.volleyleague.gr/
Rules for classification: 1) head-to-head wins-losses, 2) head-to-head points, 3) head-to-head ratio sets, 4) head-to-head ratio points, 5) total wins-losses, if still equal play-off game
Notes:
  1. ^ Foinikas Syros has −3 points from previous season
  2. ^ Iraklis Thessaloniki has −2 points from previous season

Playoffs

Semifinals

(1)
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
(3−0)

Score sets
Olympiacos
 		3–1
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
 25−18 27−25 21−25 25−17 —
Olympiacos
 		3–0
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
 28−26 25−20 25−23 — —
Ethnikos Alexandroupoli
 0–3
Olympiacos
 		16−25 19−25 18−25 — —

(2)
PAOK Thessaloniki
(3−0)

Score sets
Pamvochaikos
 		3–2
PAOK Thessaloniki
 22−25 25−22 25−21 20−25 16−14
Pamvochaikos
 		3–1
PAOK Thessaloniki
 25−23 24−26 25−19 25−22 —
PAOK Thessaloniki
 2–3
Pamvochaikos
 		25−16 24−26 26−24 21−25 8−15

Finals

(1)
Olympiacos
 – (2) Pamvochaikos(3−1)

Score sets
Olympiacos
 0–3
Pamvochaikos
 		17−25 20−25 26−28 — —
Olympiacos
 		3–0
Pamvochaikos
 25−19 25−19 31−29 — —
Pamvochaikos
 0–3
Olympiacos
 		19−25 20−25 17−25 — —
Pamvochaikos
 0–3
Olympiacos
 		17−25 23−25 14−25 — —

Places 5–8 and Playout

Semifinals (5–8 places)

Score sets
Foinikas Syros
 		3–2 Lamia 25−20 20−25 25−14 22−25 15−6
Aris
 		3–1 Kifissia 23−25 25−18 26−24 25−21 —

Final (5-6 places)

(5)
Aris
(2−0)

Score sets
Aris
 0–3
Foinikas Syros
 		22−25 22−25 19−25 — —
Foinikas Syros
 		3–0
Aris
 25−16 25−22 25−16 — —

Play Out (9–11 places)

Final standings

Rnk Club P. Mts W L Sets
9 Niki Aiginiou 32 3 3 0 9–5
10
Iraklis a
 26 2 1 1 4–3
11 Panathinaikos 22 3 0 3 4–9

Final standings

Notes

^a Iraklis Thessaloniki was relegated to A2 division due to debts, after the decision of Greek sport court (ΑΣΕΑΔ).[4]

References

  1. ^ "Πρωταθλητής Ελλάδας ο Ολυμπιακός στο βόλεϊ ανδρών". iefimerida.gr. Retrieved 7 August 2013.
  2. ^ "Το ΑΣΕΑΔ δεν έκανε δεκτή την έφεση του Ηρακλή στο βόλεϊ". tanea.gr. Retrieved 7 August 2013.
  3. ^ "MVP ο Μπόγιαν Γιορντάνοφ". volleyleague.g. Retrieved 7 August 2013.
  4. ^ "Μηδενίστηκε από το ΑΣΕΑΔ ο Ηρακλής, ελπίζει ο ΠΑΟ". contra.gr. Retrieved 7 August 2013.

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