Volleyball: White quits desk for London 2012

Sunday 01 April 2012 20:18 BST

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British Volleyball programme administrator Neil White has quit his role with the federation in order to win a place at the Olympics.

Libero White caught GB coach Harry Brokking's eye playing for Sheffield and has since been added to Brokking's 16-man squad.

"Neil showed great passing ability in a practice match against Tunisia in 2010," said Brokking.

White is scheduled to join up with the squad in Sheffield later this month following the end of their domestic seasons overseas.

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