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

From February 17 th to 19 th , 2023, Beach Volleyball clubs from five countries (Austria,Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Croatia and Hungary) will meet at

Vitalii Osipov, head Coach Myjava : it was the last match for us in the MEVZA league, year 2022/23, and we wanted to say goodbye

Already before the last match, Calcit Volley, who yesterday also had some results in the MEVZA League going in their favour, secured the second place

The Amstetten, until recently led by Andrej Urnaut, had no real chance to win yesterday’s match against Calcit Volley, although they lost the last set

Peris Ratko,head coach Zagreb : today we played a very difficult match. Maribor is a great team that advanced to the top four of MEVZA.

In the first set, the home team of Calcit Volley took a 7-6 lead. The visiting team got into even more trouble on the serve

Vitalii Osipov, head Coach Myjava : Maribor was a very good opponent. In the first two sets, we could not defend the opponent at the

AMSTETTEN – At the third game of Amstetten’s home tournament the host VCA Amstetten NÖ won against OK Ribola Mladost Kastela 3-0.   Austrians secured

MARIBOR – To say goodbye to 2022, we saw a volleyball performance worthy of this level in Maribor. In a nearly two-hour-long treat, Slovakia’s Koamarno defeated team Merkur

AMSTETTEN – In the second game of the MEVZA tournament in Amstetten, the current leader in the standings, Slovenian ACH Volley Ljubljana, played against Croatian