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Brief: World Cup refs revealed

| Publication date 02 December 2009 | 08:00 ICT

Brief: World Cup refs revealed

A list of officials for the WOVD Volleyball World Cup in Phnom Penh from December 15-20 has been released by the CNVLD. Referees from Malaysia, Britain, Egypt, Iran, Ukraine, Croatia, Greece and Slovenia will officiate over the matches, and WOVD technical delegate Billy Lee from Malaysia and WOVD jury member Pierre Van Meenan of France will make sure international standards are adhered to. The CNVLD is currently looking for two enthusiastic English-speaking sports enthusiasts to volunteer as management assistants at the Olympic Stadium from December 11-19.

Contact author: Dan Riley

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