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Österreichischer Volleyball Verband

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Austrian Volleyball Association
Sport Volleyball
Beach volleyball
CategoryNational sport federation
JurisdictionAustria
AbbreviationÖVV (Österreichischer Volleyballverband)
Founded14 March 1953
AffiliationFIVB
Affiliation date1953
Regional affiliationCEV
Affiliation date1953
HeadquartersVienna, Austria
LocationVienna
Official website
www.volleynet.at
Austria


The Austrian Volleyball Association (German: Österreichischer Volleyballverband, ÖVV) is the governing body for volleyball in Austria. It was founded on March 14, 1953, by Rudolf Hautmann, who served as the first president. The initial member clubs came from Vienna, its surrounding areas, and Lower Austria.

History

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Since its founding, the ÖVV has been a member of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) [1] [2] and the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV).[3] The federation is responsible for organizing national championships, cups, and beach volleyball competitions for both men and women.

Activities and Competitions

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The ÖVV organizes various competitions, including: - Austrian Championships for men and women, with the winners crowned as the Austrian national champions. - Austrian Volleyball Cup for both genders. - Beach volleyball tournaments and events.

Clubs and Teams

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In Vienna and its surroundings, as well as Lower Austria, numerous clubs and teams are affiliated with the ÖVV, including:

Clubs in Vienna

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  • Turnverein Sokol X
  • Polizeisportverein Gruppe Süd
  • SK Görz 33
  • Turnverein Sokol Vídeň I a V
  • SC Olympia 33
  • Sokol Wien II
  • SV Rapid Wieden
  • I. Brigittenauer Volleyballkub
  • Kultur- und Sportverein Zentraltanklager Lobau
  • DTJ Wien
  • ASV Trauzl-Volley
  • WAT X
  • Sokol XV
  • SC Wienerfeld
  • TV Sokol Leopoldstadt
  • ASK Erlaa

Clubs from Commercial Enterprises

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  • KSV Fiat
  • Sportklub Weberei Sellner
  • AS Autobasis
  • OROP
  • ASK Bau-Montage Sektion Volleyball
  • Kulturreferat OSRAM
  • SCS Vereinigung der Tschechen und Slowaken in Österreich
  • Raffinerie Lobau
  • Team from Waagner-Biro-Werk
  • S. Kr. SAT-Volleyball
  • AEG UNION Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft
  • SC LOFAG (Wiener Lokomotivwerk)
  • Vinzenz Wagner Betriebssportverein
  • Alt Erlaa Färberei
  • Volleyball Sektion Akku
  • Siemens Schuckert
  • SV Brown Boveri
  • Wiener Brückenbau
  • BSV Autowerk
  • Siemens-Schuckert
  • Sportclub Hofherr–Schrantz
  • ASV Industrie XXII

Other Teams in Vienna and Surroundings

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  • KSV Schicht
  • SV Wien Film – Rosenhügel
  • GRITLI
  • Arbeiter Sportverein DDSG Wien
  • SC Dräger
  • Volkshaus Hernals
  • Globus
  • Französisches Lyzeum
  • Sozialistische Jugend XI
  • Vereinigung Türkischer Studenten
  • SC Haus der Jugend

Teams from Lower Austria and Surrounding Areas

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  • Aderklaa
  • Perchtoldsdorf
  • Rumpel
  • König & Bauer
  • Brunn am Gebirge
  • Wr. Neustädter Strumpffabrik Meyer
  • Turbine Voith St. Pölten
  • Berndorf
  • Raxwerke Wr. Neustadt
  • Fischauerstraße Wr. Neustadt

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Austria Volleyball Federation". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. Retrieved 26 May 2025.
  2. ^ "Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB)". inside-fivb. Retrieved 26 May 2025.
  3. ^ "European Volleyball Confederation members". inside.cev.eu. Retrieved 26 May 2025.
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