Latvia Volleyball

2 leagues17 total teams

Browse all Volleyball leagues from Latvia. Standings, fixtures and statistics.

Overview Apr 1, 2026

Volleyball in Latvia is a developing sport with an active domestic competition. The Nacionala Liga features 17 clubs across 2 competitions.

Latvia's volleyball programme focuses on development and participation, with beach volleyball gaining popularity alongside the indoor game.

History Apr 1, 2026

Sport introduced: 1920Federation founded: 1923

Volleyball has been played in Latvia since the 1920s, with the Latvian Volleyball Federation founded in 1923. The sport was part of the Soviet system during the occupation.

After the restoration of independence, the federation was re-established in 1992, and Latvia has been developing its indoor and beach volleyball programmes.

  • 1923 — Latvian Volleyball Federation founded
  • 1992 — Re-established after restoration of independence
  • 2010 — Latvian volleyball development initiatives

Governing Body

Founded: 1923Member of: CEV

The Latvian Volleyball Federation governs volleyball in Latvia. Originally founded in 1923 and re-established in 1992, it is a member of the CEV and FIVB.

https://www.volejbols.lv

League System

Top division: Latvian Volleyball LeagueMain cup: Latvian Volleyball Cup

The Latvian Volleyball League is the top division of volleyball in Latvia. The Latvian Volleyball Cup provides knockout competition.

Achievements

Latvia's volleyball programme focuses on development. Beach volleyball has been a particular strength, with Latvian pairs achieving results in international beach volleyball competition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the top volleyball league in Latvia?

The Latvian Volleyball League is the top division of volleyball in Latvia.

When was the Latvian Volleyball Federation founded?

The Latvian Volleyball Federation was originally founded in 1923.

Is beach volleyball popular in Latvia?

Yes, beach volleyball has gained popularity in Latvia, with Latvian pairs competing internationally.