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MEVZA (Middle European Volleyball Zonal Association) Executive Committee has announced the competition schedule for the MEVZA beach volleyball calendar 2023. The decision was made during

The first MEVZA Women’s Beach Volleyball Club Championship was recently held at Ludus Beach Park in Ljubljana, featuring ten teams from six different countries. The

Calcit Volley lost to ACH Volley 1:3 (23, -18, -22, -23) in the final of the MEVZA League. It was the 13th Central European League

In the final of the MEVZA League, organised by Calcit Volley, the Hungarian volleyball team Swietelsky-Bekescsaba defeated Nova KBM Branik 3:0 (17, 25, 16) in

Ludus Beach Park in Ljubljana, Slovenia is set to host the MEVZA Women’s Beach Volleyball Club Championships from 17th to 19th March 2023. The event

VELENJE – Velenje was the centre of attention for volleyball fans in Slovenia past weekend as the city in Šaleška valley hosted the Slovenian cup

KAMNIK – Calcit Volley lost the return semi-final match of the Mevza League at home against Nova KBM Branik 1:3 (-17, 14, -21, -17). Calcit

ZAGREB – Women’s volleyball teams Mladost Zagreb and Swietelsky-Bekescsaba played their first semifinal match of MEVZA league and Croatian team won in front of their

KAMNIK – Calcit Volley defeated SK Zadruga Aich/Dob for the fourth time this season in the first semi-final match of the Mevza League, but they

LJUBLJANA – ACH Volley Ljubljana and Merkur Maribor met in Ljubljana in the return match of the semi-finals of the Central European Mevza Championship. As

MARIBOR – The first match of the semi-finals in the MEVZA volleyball league was played. In the Slovenian showdown, the guests from Ljubljana were better.

VIENNA – From February 17th to 19th, 2023, 5 nations (Austria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Croatia and Hungary) met to compete in the MEVZA Beach