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The 1995 Women's European Volleyball Championship was the 19th edition of the event, organised by Europe's governing volleyball body, the Confédération Européenne de Volleyball. It was hosted in Arnhem and Groningen, Netherlands from September 23 to October 1, 1995. The two finalists qualified for the 1995 FIVB Women's World Cup.

Teams

Preliminary round

Group A

	Team	Points	G	W	L	PW	PL	Ratio	SW	SL	Ratio
1.	Russia	10	5	5	0			1.867	15	0	MAX
2.	Germany	9	5	4	1			1.267	12	6	2.000
3.	Ukraine	8	5	3	2			1.076	10	10	1.000
4.	Belarus	8	5	3	2			0.950	8	10	0.800
5.	Poland	6	5	1	4			0.844	7	13	0.538
6.	Latvia	5	5	0	5			0.512	2	15	0.133

Group B

	Team	Points	G	W	L	PW	PL	Ratio	SW	SL	Ratio
1.	Croatia	10	5	5	0			1.407	15	4	3.750
2.	Netherlands	9	5	4	1			1.364	14	4	3.500
3.	Bulgaria	8	5	3	2			1.202	11	7	1.571
4.	Italy	7	5	2	3			0.831	8	10	0.800
5.	Czech Republic	6	5	1	4			0.743	4	14	0.286
6.	Turkey	5	5	0	5			0.673	2	15	0.133

Final round

	Semi Finals				Final
	1995-09-30 – Arnhem
	Netherlands	3
	Russia	1
					1995-10-01 – Arnhem
					Netherlands	3
					Croatia	0
					3rd place
	1995-09-30 – Arnhem			1995-10-01 – Arnhem
	Croatia	3		Russia	3
	Germany	0			Germany	0

	5-8th place				5th place
	1995-09-30 – Arnhem
	Italy	3
	Ukraine	1
					1995-10-05 – Arnhem
					Italy	2
					Bulgaria	3
					7th place
	1995-09-30 – Arnhem			1995-10-05 – Arnhem
	Bulgaria	3		Ukraine	3
	Belarus	0			Belarus	0

Final ranking

RANK TEAM  Netherlands  Croatia  Russia 4.  Germany 5.  Bulgaria 6.  Italy 7.  Ukraine 8.  Belarus 9.  Czech Republic  Latvia  Poland  Turkey

1995 Women's European Champions  Netherlands First title Team Roster Cintha Boersma, Erna Brinkman, Marjolein de Jong, Jolanda Elshof, Riëtte Fledderus, Jerine Fleurke, Petra Groenland, Marrit Leenstra, Elles Leferink, Irena Machovcak, Ingrid Visser, and Henriëtte Weersing. Head Coach: Bert Goedkoop.

• Netherlands and Croatia qualified for the 1995 FIVB Women's World Cup.

References

• CEV Results
• Results

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