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| Ground | Sala Polivalentă (Capacity: 4,215) |
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| Manager | Dan Pascu |
| League | Divizia A1 |
| 2021–22 | Divizia A1, 3rd |
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SCM U Craiova is a volleyball club based in Craiova, Romania.
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| Ground | Sala Polivalentă (Capacity: 4,215) |
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| Manager | Dan Pascu |
| League | Divizia A1 |
| 2021–22 | Divizia A1, 3rd |
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SCM U Craiova is a volleyball club based in Craiova, Romania.
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