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Nationality
  
Argentina

Block
  
330 cm (130 in)

Height
  
2.05 m (6 ft 9 in)

Number
  
14

Weight
  
78 kg (172 lb)

Name
  
Pablo Crer

Spike
  
350 cm (140 in)


Pablo Crer

Born
  
12 June 1989 (age 34) (
1989-06-12
)

Pablo crer and sebastian sole olympic games london 2012


Pablo Crer (born 12 June 1989) is an Argentine male volleyball player. He was part of the Argentina men's national volleyball team. He competed with the national team at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Great Britain. He played with Club Ciudad de Bolívar.

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Crer started playing volleyball in Rosario for the team Sonder, a Santa Fe club that grows and develops talented players and since his start he never stopped growing. He participated at all Argentine grass-root teams and was summon and showed prominent talent at the Seniors’ National Team at the FIVB World Championship 2010 and since then his name has been related to be part of the National Team. Personally, in the year 2013 he jumped to international volleyball and to the strong Italian one as one of the Middle Spikers of Vibo Valentia. He is now one of the main starts of Personal Bolivar having played the last two seasons the final series v UPCN Voley de San Juan. His coach in Bolivar, Javier Weber is the same one that summon him to the Argentine Team in the year 2010. He is since child a very good friend of another Argentine Team middle player, Sebastian Sole.

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PABLO CRER in One Minute | Personal Bolivar (Men's Club World Championship)


Clubs

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  • Club Ciudad de Bolívar (2012-)

  • Pablo Crer Pablo Crer 14 Crer14 Twitter

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    Pablo Crer Pablo Crer Photos Photos Olympics Day 12 Volleyball Zimbio


    References

    Pablo Crer Wikipedia