ASIAN VOLLEYBALL NEWS BLOG

ASIAN VOLLEYBALL NEWS BLOG

Wednesday 11 September 2024

2024 Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship: Draws Unveiled for 2024 Asian Club Volleyball Championship in Yazd

 The draws for the 2024 Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship have been announced, with the tournament set to take place in Yazd, Iran from September 8 to 15. This annual event, formerly known as the AVC Cup Men’s Club Tournament, began in 1999 and is organized by the Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC). The championship, which was not held in 2003 or 2020 due to global health crises, will feature the following pools:


  • Pool A: Shahdab Yazd (IRI A), Kuwait Sporting Club (KUW)
  • Pool B: Wolfdogs Nagoya (JPN), Gas Al Janoob (IRQ), Baoding Wo Li Volleyball Club (CHN)
  • Pool C: Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi (INA), Pavlodar Volleyball Club (KAZ), Taichung Win (TPE)
  • Pool D: Al Rayyan Sports Club (QAT), Kam Air (AFG), Foolad Sirjan Iranian (IRI B)



Saturday 7 September 2024

Nepal : Squad, coaches announced for inaugural Everest Women’s Volleyball League

 







Everest Women’s Volleyball League on Friday announced the players and coaches of all participating six teams for the inaugural season of its tournament.

Gandaki, Kathmandu, Madhesh, Lalitpur, Karnali and Chitwan will compete in the tournament.

The marquee players of the team were unveiled last week. National team captain Aruna Shahi will represent Chitwan. Other marquee players Saraswati Chaudhary, Salina Shrestha, Niruta Thagunna, Usha Bhandari and Sumitra Regmi will be competing for Gandaki, Lalitpur, Madhesh, Kathmandu and Karnali, respectively.

The players have been classified into three tiers, with each team featuring one “A” grade player, four “B” grade players, and three “C” grade players. The teams are permitted to sign a minimum of three foreign players each, while one player will be selected through a talent hunt.

Jagadish Bhatta, the coach of the national women’s volleyball team who recently guided Nepal to a historic victory over India at the CAVA Women’s Volleyball Nations League, will be at the helm of Team Kathmandu.

Everst Women's Volleyball League
On Thursday, The Everest Women’s Volleyball League announced six franchises participating in the inaugural edition of the league.

According to the organiser of the league, each team will have 12 players among them nine will be Nepali and three will be foreigners. All of the teams will have a marquee player.

The participating franchises of the league are Team Kathmandu, Team Lalitpur, Team Madhesh, Team Gandaki, Team Chitwan and Team Karnali. While other franchises haven’t finalised the team, the Madhesh franchise has named its team Madhesh United.

“The league aspires to raise the standards of volleyball in Nepal, providing a platform for athletes to showcase their talents alongside foreign players in each franchise,” said Aamir Akhtar, Managing Director of Infinity Dreams, organiser of the league. “This Initiative will open new opportunities and bring diverse experiences to the players and fans alike.”

According to the organisers, the schedule of the league will be made public soon.