Mehdi Mahdavi

Personal information

Full name

Mehdi Mahdavi

Born

13 February 1984
Karaj, Iran

Height

1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)

Weight

92 kg (203 lb)

Spike

3.30 m

Block

3.10 m

Volleyball information

Position

Setter

Current club

Sarmayeh Bank Tehran

Number

Career

Years	Teams
2004–2005 2005–2006 2006–2007 2007–2008 2008–2009 2009–2010 2010–2012 2012–2013 2013–2014 2014–2015 2015–2016	Bargh Tehran Azarpayam Urmia Gol Gohar Sirjan Shahrdari Hamedan Foolad Urmia Damash Gilan Saipa Tehran Pishgaman Kavir Barij Kashan Mizan Khorasan Sarmayeh Tehran^[1]

Honours

Mehdi Mahdavi
Medal record
Representing Iran
Men's volleyball
Asian Games
	2010 Guangzhou	Team
	2014 Incheon	Team
Asian Championship
	2011 Tehran	Team
	2013 Dubai	Team
	2009 Manila	Team
Asian Cup
	2008 Nakhon Ratchasima	Team
	2010 Urmia	Team

Mehdi Mahdavi (Persian: مهدی مهدوی‎‎, born 13 February 1984 in Karaj) is an Iranian volleyball player, who plays as a setter for the Men's National Team.^[2]

Honours

National team

Asian Championship
- Gold medal (2): 2011, 2013
- Silver medal (1): 2009

Asian Games
- Gold medal (1): 2014
- Silver medal (1): 2010

Asian Cup
- Gold medal (2): 2008, 2010

Asian Junior Championship
- Gold medal (1): 2002

Asian Youth Championship
- Gold medal (1): 2001

World Youth Championship
- Silver medal (1): 2001

References

FIVB profile

Iran squad – 2009 Asian Championship – Silver medal

1 Gholami 4 Marouf 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 8 Shirkavand 9 Nadi 10 Andalib 11 Sadeghiani 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 16 Alizadeh 18 Mohammadkazem Coach: Maadani

Iran squad – 2009 World Grand Champions Cup – 5th place

2 Gholami 4 Marouf 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 9 Nadi 10 Andalib 11 Sadeghiani 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 15 Kamalvand 16 Alizadeh 18 Mohammadkazem Coach: Maadani

Iran squad – 2010 World Championship – 19th place

1 Gholami 3 Attar 4 Marouf 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 9 Nadi 10 Andalib 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 15 Bakhsheshi 16 Alizadeh 18 Mohammadkazem 19 Kamalvand Coach: Maadani

Iran squad – 2010 Asian Games – Silver medal

1 Gholami 3 Attar 4 Marouf 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 9 Nadi 10 Andalib 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 18 Mohammadkazem 19 Kamalvand Coach: Maadani

Iran squad – 2011 Asian Championship – Gold medal

2 Mohammadinejad 3 Hosseini 5 Bazargard 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 8 Zarif 9 Nadi 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 17 Kamalvand 18 Ghafour Coach: Velasco

Iran squad – 2011 World Cup – 9th place

1 Fayazi 3 Hosseini 4 Mousavi 6 Hossein 7 Zarini 8 Zarif 9 Nadi 10 Ghafour 12 Nazari 13 Mahdavi 14 Keshavarzi 15 Bakhsheshi 16 Bazargard 19 Kamalvand Coach: Velasco

Iran squad – 2013 Asian Championship – Gold medal

1 Mahmoudi 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 11 Davoudi 13 Mahdavi 14 Tashakkori 20 Mobasheri Coach: Velasco

Iran squad – 2013 World Grand Champions Cup – 4th place

1 Mahmoudi 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Zarini 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 11 Davoudi 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Rahimipanah 16 Tashakkori 20 Mobasheri Coach: Velasco

Iran squad – 2014 World League (Final Six) – 4th place

2 Mostafavand 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Alizadeh 16 Tashakkori 17 Ghara 22 Ebadipour Coach: Kovač

Iran squad – 2014 World Championship – 6th place

1 Mahmoudi 2 Ebadipour 3 Faezi 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Tashakkori 16 Alizadeh Coach: Kovač

Iran squad – 2014 Asian Games – Gold medal

1 Mahmoudi 2 Ebadipour 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 7 Fayazi 8 Zarif 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 15 Tashakkori Coach: Kovač

Iran squad – 2015 World Cup – 8th place

1 Mahmoudi 2 Ebadipour 3 Faezi 4 Marouf 5 Ghaemi 6 Mousavi 9 Gholami 10 Ghafour 12 Mirzajanpour 13 Mahdavi 16 Alizadeh 19 Marandi 22 Senobar 24 Manavinejad Coach: Kovač

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