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Volleyball in Croatia is a developing sport, with handball and football dominating the team sports landscape. The Superliga Women features 42 clubs across 4 competitions.
Croatian volleyball has been building its competitive base since independence, with the federation investing in youth development.
History
Volleyball was played in Croatia during the Yugoslav era. After independence in 1991, the Croatian Volleyball Federation was established and domestic competition was organised.
Croatian volleyball has focused on development, with clubs gradually entering European cup competitions and the national team competing in qualification campaigns.
- 1991Croatian Volleyball Federation established after independence
- 1995First independent Croatian volleyball championship
- 2005Croatian clubs entered European cup competitions
Governing Body
The Croatian Volleyball Federation (Hrvatski Odbojkaski Savez, HOS) governs volleyball in Croatia. Founded in 1991, it is a member of the CEV and FIVB.
League System
The Croatian 1.A Liga is the top division of volleyball in Croatia. The Croatian Volleyball Cup provides knockout competition.
Achievements
Croatia's volleyball programme has been developing since independence. The national team participates in European and World Championship qualification rounds, working to build its competitive standing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the top volleyball league in Croatia?
The Croatian 1.A Liga is the top division of volleyball in Croatia.
When was the Croatian Volleyball Federation founded?
The Croatian Volleyball Federation was founded in 1991.
Does Croatia compete in international volleyball?
Yes, Croatia participates in European and World Championship qualification.