Nepal Volleyball Association

The Nepal Volleyball Association (NVA) is a national non-governmental, nonprofit sports organization in the Nepal. It represents Nepal in the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball and the Asian Volleyball Confederation, as well as the volleyball sports in the National Sports Council (Nepal).[1]

Nepal Volleyball Association
JurisdictionNational
AbbreviationNVA
Founded1976; 48 years ago (1976)
AffiliationFIVB
Regional affiliationAVC, CAVA
HeadquartersKathmandu, Nepal
Official website
www.volleyballassociation.org.np
Nepal

The NVA also runs annually domestic Volleyball league competition called Prime Minister Cup NVA Volleyball League.[2]

National teams

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Women

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Affiliated Province Volleyball Associations

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Province Association Province Affiliate District Association President
Bagmati Province Volleyball Association Bagmati Province
  • Dhading District Volleyball Association
  • Dolakha District Volleyball Association
  • Kathmandu District Volleyball Association
  • Kavre District Volleyball Association
  • Lalitpur District Volleyball Association
  • Makwanpur District Volleyball Association
  • Nuwakot District Volleyball Association
  • Ramechhap District Volleyball Association
  • Rasuwa District Volleyball Association
  • Sindhupalchok District Volleyball Association
  • Sindhuli District Volleyball Association
Gandaki Province Volleyball Association Gandaki Province
  • Baglung District Volleyball Association
  • Gorkha District Volleyball Association
  • Kaski District Volleyball Association
  • Lamjung District Volleyball Association
  • Manang District Volleyball Association
  • Mustang District Volleyball Association
  • Myagdi District Volleyball Association
  • Nawalpur District Volleyball Association
  • Parbat District Volleyball Association
  • Syangja District Volleyball Association
  • Tanahun District Volleyball Association
Nabin Gurung
Karnali Province Volleybal Association Karnali Province
  • Dailekh District Volleyball Association
  • Dolpa District Volleyball Association
  • Humla District Volleyball Association
  • Jajarkot District Volleyball Association
  • Jumla District Volleyball Association
  • Kalikot District Volleyball Association
  • Mugu District Volleyball Association
  • Rukum West District Volleyball Association
  • Salyan District Volleyball Association
  • Surkhet District Volleyball Association
Krishna Shrestha
Koshi Province Volleyball Association Koshi Province
Lumbini Province Volleyball Association Lumbini Province
Madhesh Province Volleyball Association Madhesh Province
Sudurpashchim Province Volleyball Association Sudurpashchim Province

Beach Volleyball

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Competitions

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Current title holders

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Competition Year Champions Title Next edition
Senior (men's)
National Games 2022 APF Club National Games Champion 2024
National Volleyball Championship 2023–24 Nepal Police National Volleyball Champion 2024–25
PM Cup NVA Volleyball League 2024-25 Help Nepal V.C. PM Cup NVA Champion (Men's) 2025-26
NVA Club Volleyball Championship 2024-25 Help Nepal V.C. NVA Club Champion (Men's) 2025-26
Senior (women's)
National Games 2022[3] APF Club National Games Champion 2024
PM Cup NVA Volleyball League 2024-25 Nepal Police PM Cup NVA Champion (Women's) 2025-26
NVA Club Volleyball Championship 2024-25 APF Club NVA Club Champion (Women's) 2025-26
Everest Women's Volleyball League (EWVL) 2024-25 Karnali Yashvis EWVL Champion 2025-26
Youth (men's)
Sahana Pradhan U19 National Volleyball Championship 2024-25 Gandaki Province U19 National Volleyball Champion 2025-26
Youth (women's)
Sahana Pradhan U19 National Volleyball Championship 2024-25 Bagmati Province U19 National Volleyball Champion 2025-26

Major Local Tournaments

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  • Tiger Volleyball club Championship, Pokhara
  • Dhorpatan Volleyball League
  • Lamachaur Cup Volleyball Tournament

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Asian beach volleyball: Sri Lanka, Nepal in semis - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 January 2016.
  2. ^ "Nepal National Club Volleyball League from 31st March". Yahoo Cricket India. Retrieved 4 January 2016.
  3. ^ "9th National Games: APF team wins women volleyball". Retrieved 2 October 2024.
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