Maltese Women's Volleyball League

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Maltese Women's Volleyball League
Current season, competition or edition:
Volleyball current event.svg 2022–23
Sport Volleyball
Founded 1996
Inaugural season1996
No. of teams5 Teams
CountryFlag of Malta.svg  Malta
Continent Europe
Domestic cup(s)Maltese Cup
Maltese Super Cup
International cup(s) CEV Champions League
CEV Cup
CEV Challenge Cup
Official website http://www.maltavolleyball.org

The Maltese First Division Women's Volleyball Championship [1] is the most important national Volleyball competition organized by the Maltese Volleyball Association (MVA) among women in Malta since the year 1996. [2]

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Competition Formula

The first of the season 5 teams plays a preliminary round-robin tournament home and away, in which the top 4 teams in the ranking table will advance to the Semis, in the Semifinals every two teams will play each other in best of three matches series and then in the final as well best of three matches will decide the champion. [3]

Winners List

YearsChampionsRunners-upThird place
1996
1997 PlayVolley
1998
1999 PlayVolley
2000
2001 PlayVolley
2002 PlayVolley
2003 PlayVolley
2004 Paola HibsPlayVolley
2005 Paola HibsPlayVolley
2006 Paola HibsPlayVolley
2007 Paola HibsPlayVolleyX-Sel Volley
2008 Paola HibsX-Sel VolleyPlayVolley (blue)
2009 Paola HibsFleur-de-LysPlayVolley (blue)
2010 Paola HibsFlyers DepiroFleur-de-Lys
2011 Paola Hibs CandyFlyers DepiroPlayVolley
2012 Paola Hibs CandyFleur-de-LysFlyers Depiro
2013 Paola Hibs CandyFlyersFDL Office Group
2014 FDL Office GroupToyota PlayvolleyFlyers
2015 Fleur-De-LysFlyersPaola Hibs
2016 Balzan Flyers CrosscraftPaolaFleur de Lys Twistees
2017 Balzan FlyersFleur de LysPaola Volley
2018 Fleur de Lys Royal PandaBalzan Flyers CrosscraftPaola Volley
2019 Fleur de Lys Royal PandaBalzan FlyersSliema Kavallieri
2020 Competition Cancelled
2021 Phoenix SC [4]
2022 Falcons VCPhoenix SCBalzan Flyers
2023 TBDTBDTBD

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References

  1. Maltese Super League volleybox.women Retrieved 07 February 2023
  2. Maltese Volleyball News Retrieved 07 February 2023
  3. Maltese Volleyball Superleague The competition matches-standings-statistics Retrieved 07 February 2023
  4. Phoenix Sports Club Retrieved 07 February 2023