The Australian Volleyball League (AVL) for women is the largest national volleyball competition organized by the Australian Volleyball Federation (AVF) in women's Level and was established in 1998.[1]
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Sport | Volleyball |
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Founded | 1998 |
First season | 1998 |
Administrator | AVF |
No. of teams | 8 (2019–20) |
Country | ![]() |
Continent | Oceania |
International cup(s) | AVC Club Volleyball Championship |
Official website | http://www.volleyballaustralia.org.au/ |
History
editIn the 2019/20 AVL season, 8 teams has participated in the regular season of which 4 has qualified to the final four round : QLD Pirates, Canberra Heat, Melbourne Vipers and Adelaide Storm. The Championship title was won by Melbourne Vipers beating out QLD Pirates in a Single Decisive match with 3 – 2 score.
Winners list
editYears | Champions | Runners-up | Third place |
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1998 | Australian Institute of Sport | Adelaide Mt Lofty | Melbourne Falcons |
1999 | CIT Canberra Cougars | Melbourne Falcons | Cenovis Adelaide |
2000 | Canberra Cougars | Queensland Pirates | |
2001 | Melbourne Falcons | University of Technology Sydney | Mount Lofty |
2002 | Mt Lofty Centacare Rangers | Melbourne Falcons | University of Technology Sydney |
2003 | Western Australia | Australian Institute of Sport | University of Technology Sydney |
2004 | Australian Institute of Sport | Sydney University Lions | Melbourne Falcons |
2005 | USC Adelaide Lion | Canberra Heat | Melbourne Falcons |
2006 | Mt Lofty Rangers | Kumho Sydney Lions | University of Technology Sydney |
2007 | Melbourne Monash University Blues | UTSSU | Centacare Adelaide Rangers |
2008 | UTSSU | University Blues | Queensland Pirates |
2009 | Western Australian Pearls | University Blues | Volleyball SA |
2010 | Western Australian Pearls | University Blues | UTSSU |
2011 | Western Australian Pearls | South Australia | University Blues |
2012 | Queensland Pirates | Victorian Volleyball Academy | WA Pearls |
2013 | University Blues | WA Pearls | Victorian Volleyball Academy |
2014 | University Blues | UTSSU | Queensland Pirates |
2015 | University Blues | UTSSU | Victorian Volleyball Academy |
2016 | University Blues | Queensland Pirates | Sydney Amazons |
2017 | University Blues | WA Pearls | Queensland Pirates |
2018 | University Blues | Volleyball Australia Centre of Excellence | Canberra Heat |
2019 | Melbourne Vipers[2] | Queensland Pirates | Adelaide Storm |
2022 | Queensland Pirates[3] | WA Steel | Melbourne Vipers |
References
edit- ^ full winners list in the AVF Retrieved 13 May 2020
- ^ volleyballaustralia.org.au (11 December 2019). "Melbourne Vipers recover to win the women's Volleyball Super League in a five set thriller against the Queensland Pirates"..
- ^ "Queensland Bring Home the Women's Australian Volleyball League Crown". Volleyball Australia. 4 December 2022. Retrieved 6 January 2023.