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2 · KazakhstanOverview
Volleyball in Kazakhstan has been developing since independence, building on a Soviet-era tradition. The National League features 16 clubs across 2 competitions.
Kazakhstan competes in Asian volleyball structures and has been working to develop the sport domestically.
History
Volleyball was popular in Kazakhstan during the Soviet period. After independence, the Volleyball Federation of Kazakhstan was founded in 1992 and began organising independent competitions.
Kazakhstan has been developing its volleyball programme within the Asian Volleyball Confederation framework, with clubs competing in Asian club competitions.
- 1992Volleyball Federation of Kazakhstan founded
- 1994First independent Kazakhstan championship
- 2010Kazakhstan clubs competed in Asian club competitions
Governing Body
The Volleyball Federation of Kazakhstan governs volleyball in the country. Founded in 1992, it is a member of the AVC and FIVB.
League System
The Kazakhstan Volleyball Super League is the top division of volleyball in Kazakhstan. The Kazakhstan Volleyball Cup provides knockout competition.
Achievements
Kazakhstan's volleyball programme has been developing since independence. The national team competes in Asian and World Championship qualification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the top volleyball league in Kazakhstan?
The Kazakhstan Volleyball Super League is the top division of volleyball in Kazakhstan.
When was the Volleyball Federation of Kazakhstan founded?
The Volleyball Federation of Kazakhstan was founded in 1992.
Which volleyball confederation does Kazakhstan belong to?
Kazakhstan is a member of the Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC).