This year’s event gathers 21 teams from 11 countries and territories, namely Australia, China, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Vanuatu, and host Vietnam.

The AVC Women’s Beach Volleyball Tour 2019 in Can Tho gathers 21 teams from 11 countries and territories.

They are divided into four groups, and the best two teams of each group will advance to quarter-finals.

The top four teams of the tournament will represent Asia at the Beach Volleyball World Championships in Germany later this year.

The AVC Women’s Beach Volleyball Tour 2019 is held at the beach volleyball area of the Can Tho sports complex in Ninh Kieu district. It will last through April 22.

This is the fourth time Can Tho has hosted this event so far.

Vinh Long television volleyball cup to start

An international volleyball tournament, Vinh Long Television Cup, will take place at Vinh Long Province’s Gymnasium from September 28 to October 3.

 

Vo Duy Tung – creator of volleyball training machine

(BGO) – With the passion for volleyball, Vo Duy Tung, a student of Class 11A8, Tan Yen 2 High School, created a volleyball training machine in late 2017. The product has brought about practical results and been applied successfully in reality.  

 

Vietnam crowned VTV Volleyball Cup 2018

The Vietnamese national team beat the Democratic People's Republic of Korea 3-1 in the final match on August 11 to seal the championship title of the VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup 2018.

 

VTV Volleyball Cup 2018 features six international teams

The VTV International Women’s Volleyball Cup 2018 will take place in the central province of Ha Tinh from August 4 to 11, with the participation of eight teams, including six international clubs, the Vietnam national team, and Vietnam’s youth team.

 

VTV international women’s volleyball cup to kick off

The VTV International Women’s Volleyball Cup will run from August 4-11 at Ha Tinh Gymnasium in the central province of Ha Tinh. The tournament features eight teams, including Altay of Kazakhstan, Yunnan of China, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK).

 

Source: VNA