Czechoslovak Women's Volleyball Championship

Volleyball competition

Czechoslovak Championship
Sport	Volleyball
Founded	1931
First season	1931
Administrator	ČSVS
Country	Czechoslovakia
Continent	Europe
Level on pyramid	1st Level
Domestic cup(s)	Czechoslovak Cup
International cup(s)	CEV Champions League CEV Cup CEV Challenge Cup

The Czechoslovakian Women's Volleyball Championship was an annual competition for women's volleyball teams in Czechoslovakia . The Championship were held from the year 1931 to 1992 . The most titles has been won by Praha team "Ruda Hvezda" (since 1990 "Olimp") - with 12.

The organizer of the championship was the Czechoslovak Volleyball Union (ČSVS). After the announcement of the upcoming disintegration of Czechoslovakia on January 1, 1993, ČSVS split into the Czech Volleyball Union and the Slovak Volleyball Federation. Since the 1992/93 season, independent championships of the Czech Republic and Slovakia have been held.

Winners list

Years	Champions	Runners-up	Third place
1931	VVS Praha
1932	VS Marathon Praha
1933	VS Marathon Praha
1934	Sokol Plzeň I
1935	Sokol Plzeň I
1936	Sokol Plzeň I	Vysokoškolský sport Praha	Sokol Brno
1937	Sokol Plzeň I
1938	Competition Not Disputed
1939	Sokol Plzeň I
1940	Sokol Plzeň I
1941	SK Viktoria Plzeň
1942	SK Viktoria Plzeň
1943	SK Viktoria Plzeň
1944	Competition Not Disputed
1945	SK Zaměstnanci Prahy
1946	SK Zaměstnanci Prahy
1947	SK Zaměstnanci Prahy
1948	Sokol Jáma Trojice Slezská Ostrava
1949	Sokol Pražský
1950	Sokol Pražský	Sokol Jáma Trojice	Sokol Královo Pole
1951	Sokol OKD Ostrava
1952	Sokol Baník Ostrava
1953	Sokol Baník Ostrava
1954	Tatran Valašské Meziříčí
1955	ÚDA Praha	Slavoj Odívání	Tatran Valašské Meziříčí
1956	ÚDA Praha	Tatran Valašské Meziříčí	Slavoj Praha
1957	Slavoj Praha	Tatran Valašské Meziříčí	Dynamo Praha
1958	Tatran Valašské Meziříčí	Slavoj Praha	Slavoj Plzeň
1959	Dynamo Praha	Slavoj Praha	Valašské Meziříčí
1960	Slavoj Plzeň MP	Dynamo Praha	Spartak Královo Pole Brno
1961	Tatran Střešovice	Dynamo Praha	Slávia Bratislava UK
1962	Dynamo Praha	Tatran Střešovice	Slávia Bratislava UK
1963	Dynamo Praha	ČKD Praha	Tatran Střešovice
1964	ČKD Praha	Slávia Bratislava UK	SK Slávia Praha
1965	SK Slávia Praha	Slávia Bratislava UK	Jiskra Jablonec
1966	Slávia Bratislava UK	Jiskra Jablonec	Tatran Střešovice
1967	Slávia Bratislava UK	SK Slávia Praha	Slavoj Praha
1968	Slávia Bratislava UK	Tatran Střešovice	Slavoj Praha
1969	Tatran Střešovice	VŠ Bratislava	SK Slávia Praha
1970	Tatran Střešovice	Slávia Bratislava UK	Rudá Hvězda Praha
1971	Tatran Střešovice	Slávia Bratislava UK	Technika Brno
1972	Tatran Střešovice
1973	Tatran Střešovice
1974	Rudá Hvězda Praha
1975	Rudá Hvězda Praha
1976	Slávia Bratislava UK
1977	Rudá Hvězda Praha
1978	Slávia Bratislava UK
1979	Rudá Hvězda Praha
1980	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia Bratislava UK	Lokomotiva Liberec
1981	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia Bratislava UK	Lokomotiva Liberec
1982	Slávia Bratislava UK	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Lokomotiva Liberec
1983	Slávia Bratislava UK	Rudá Hvězda Praha	KPS Brno
1984	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia UK Bratislava	Lokomotiva Liberec
1985	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia UK Bratislava	Červená Hviezda Bratislava
1986	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia UK Bratislava	Slávia Praha IPS
1987	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia UK Bratislava	Jiskra Textilana Liberec
1988	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia UK Bratislava	Slávia Praha IPS
1989	Slávia UK Bratislava	Rudá Hvězda Praha	Slávia Praha IPS
1990	KPS Brno	Slávia UK Bratislava	Červená Hviezda Bratislava
1991	TJ Slávia UK Bratislava	TJ KPS Brno	PSK Olymp Praha
1992	PSK Olymp Praha	TJ KPS Brno	SK Slávia Praha

Sources^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

^ Czechoslovak Women's Extraliga Retrieved 6 November 2021
^ League history in sports123.com Retrieved 6 November 2021
^ Historie volejbalu v českých zemích od roku 1945 do současnosti

External links

Slovakian Volleyball Federation
Czech Volleyball Association

Women's volleyball leagues

Africa

Continental	African Cup of Champions Clubs Women's African Cup Winners' Cup (defunct)
Regional	Arab Clubs Championship
Domestic	Algeria Angola Cameroon Kenya Morocco Tunisia

Asia and Oceania

Continental	AVC Club Championships
Regional	Arab Clubs Championship
Domestic	Australia China Indonesia Iran Japan Kazakhstan New Zealand Philippines South Korea Taiwan Thailand Uzbekistan Vietnam

Europe

Continental	CEV Champions League CEV Cup CEV Challenge Cup
Regional	Baltic League BVA Cup MEVZA League NEVZA Clubs Championship
Domestic	Albania Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Czechoslovakia Denmark England East Germany Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Israel Italy Latvia Lithuania Montenegro Netherlands North Macedonia Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Soviet Union Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine Yugoslavia

North, Central America
and Caribbean

Domestic	Dominican Republic Mexico Puerto Rico United States PVF AU
Collegiate	NAIA NCAA NJCAA U Sports

South America

Continental	South American Club Championship
Domestic	Argentina Brazil Chile [it] Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela

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