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5 · SpainOverview
Volleyball in Spain is a growing sport that has been gaining traction alongside Spain's dominant handball and football programmes. The SuperLiga features 48 clubs across 5 competitions.
The domestic league has been developing, and the Spanish national team has qualified for European Championships, raising the sport's profile in the country.
History
The Royal Spanish Volleyball Federation was founded in 1960. Volleyball developed in Spain more slowly than in other European countries, competing for attention with football, basketball, and handball.
In recent years, Spain has made progress in European volleyball, with the national team qualifying for European Championships and the domestic league attracting a growing following.
- 1960Royal Spanish Volleyball Federation founded
- 2007European Championship qualification
- 2019European Championship participation
Governing Body
The Royal Spanish Volleyball Federation (Real Federacion Espanola de Voleibol, RFEVB) governs volleyball in Spain. Founded in 1960, it is a member of the CEV and FIVB.
League System
The Superliga is the top division of men's volleyball in Spain. The Copa del Rey provides knockout cup competition. The league has been growing in competitiveness.
Achievements
Spain has qualified for European Championships in recent years, marking progress for the country's volleyball programme. The domestic league continues to develop, with Spanish clubs gaining experience in European cup competitions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the top volleyball league in Spain?
The Superliga is the top division of men's volleyball in Spain.
Has Spain qualified for the Volleyball European Championship?
Yes, Spain has qualified for recent European Championships.
When was the Royal Spanish Volleyball Federation founded?
The Royal Spanish Volleyball Federation was founded in 1960.