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Rosa Medrano

b. 1985

Female volleyball player from the Dominican Republic

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Born 1985. Rosa Medrano is a Dominican volleyball player.

Rosa Medrano (born April 16, 1985 in San Cristóbal) is a female volleyball and beach volleyball player from the Dominican Republic, who won the silver medal with her native country at the 2002 NORCECA Girls Youth Continental Championship U-18.

In beach volleyball she won the silver medal at the 2006 National Championship partnering with Margarita Suero and later that year represented her home country at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games with the same partner and finished in 6th place. Playing with Laritza Díaz, she won the silver medal at the Torneo de Voleibol Playero de Hato Mayor 2007, a local beach volleyball tournament on Dominican soil.

Miami Dade

2007 She joined Miami Dade College for the 2007 season, her junior college won the Pasco-Hernando Invitational, and she was chosen tournament MVP. Her team ended up as NJCAA National Champion Runner-up, with a 33–1 record. That year she was chosen NJCAA 2007 Division I All-Region First Team, and 2007 AVCA Two-Year Colleges Second-Team All-America, among other individual awards. She was chosen for the All Tournament Team. She won NJCAA 2008 Division I First-Team All-America, NJCAA 2008 Division I All-Region First Team, 2008 AVCA Two-Year Colleges First-Team All-America and some more.

University of Missouri After completing the two-years program at MDC, in 2009 Rosa joined the Tigers of the University of Missouri. Rapidly she became MVP at the Tiger Invitational.

Clubs Cajuquis (2002) Los Prados (2003–2004) Liga Juan Guzman (2005) Villa Verde (2006) Modeca (2006) Bameso (2006) La Romana (2008)

Colleges Miami Dade College (2007–2008) University of Missouri (2009–2010)

Awards

Miami Dade College

Individuals 2008 AVCA Two-Year Colleges First-Team "All-American" 2008 All-State/All-Region Team 2008 FCCAA Tournament "Most valuable player" 2008 NJCAA Championships "All-Tournament Team" 2008 FCCAA Championships "All-Tournament Team" 2008 Southern Conference "Player of the Year" 2008 Southern Conference First-Team 2008 Jefferson College Halloween Invitational Tournament "All-Tournament First-Team" NJCAA "Player of the Week: 10/29/08" FCCAA "Player of the Week: 9/19/08" 2007 NJCAA Championships "All-Tournament Team" 2007 FCCAA "All-Academic Team" 2007 FCCAA "All State/All Tournament Team" 2007 Southern Conference "First-Team" 2007 AVCA Two-Year Colleges "Second Team All-American" 2007 Pasco-Hernando Invitational "Most valuable player"

Team

National team 2004 NORCECA Women´s Junior Continental Championship U-20 File:Med 2.png Silver Medal 2002 NORCECA Girls Youth Continental Championship U-18 File:Med 2.png Silver Medal

Beach Volleyball 2007 Torneo de Voleibol Playero de Hato Mayor File:Med 2.png Silver Medal 2006 National Beach Volleyball Championship File:Med 2.png Silver Medal

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Rosa Medrano?

Female volleyball player from the Dominican Republic

When was Rosa Medrano born?

Rosa Medrano was born on 16 April 1985 in San Cristóbal.

What is Rosa Medrano's occupation?

Rosa Medrano is a volleyball player.

What nationality is Rosa Medrano?

Rosa Medrano is Dominican.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Rosa Medrano

· Wikidata: Q7367084

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