Current season, competition or edition: 2020–21 Latvian Volleyball Women's League | |
Sport | Volleyball |
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Founded | 1991 |
First season | 1992 |
Administrator | LVF |
No. of teams | 4 (2020–21) |
Country | Latvia |
Continent | Europe |
Most recent champion(s) | Jelgava/LU[1](10th title) |
Most titles | Jelgava/LU (10 titles) |
Level on pyramid | 1 |
Relegationto | 2nd League |
Domestic cup(s) | Latvian Cup Latvian Super Cup |
International cup(s) | CEV Champions League CEV Cup CEV Challenge Cup |
The Latvian Women's Volleyball League is the most important Latvian women's volleyball competition organized by the Latvian Volleyball Federation (Latvijas Volejbola Federācija, LVF), it was established in 1992 just after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
In the 2020/21 season 4 teams took part in the drawing of the national league: "Rigas VS" ( Riga ), "Jelgava" , RSU-MVS ( Riga ), "MiLATss" ( Daugavpils ). The champion's title was won by "Jelgava", which won the final series "Rigas VS" 2-1 (3: 1, 0: 3, 3: 2). 3rd place was taken by RSU-MVS.[2]
Years | Champions | Runners Up | Third place |
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1992 | Aurora Riga | ||
1993 | Aurora Riga | ||
1994 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
1995 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
1996 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
1997 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
1998 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
1999 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
2000 | Kimikis Daugavpils | ||
2001 | Speks-R Riga | ||
2002 | Speks-R Riga | ||
2003 | Speks-R Riga | ||
2004 | SVK Ezerzeme Daugavpils | Speks-R Riga | LU/JRSC |
2005 | Speks-R Riga | ||
2006 | SVK Rīga | ||
2007 | SVK Rīga | Jelgava/LU | MSĢ |
2008 | SVK Rīga | MSĢ-Ropaži | Jelgava/LU |
2009 | Jelgava/LU | SVK Rīga | VK Ropaži/MSĢ |
2010 | Jelgava/LU | SVK Rīga | VK Ropaži/MSĢ |
2011 | Jelgava/LU | VK Ropaži/MSĢ | Lettonie junior |
2012 | Jelgava/LU | ||
2013 | Jelgava/LU | SK Babīte | Lettonie junior |
2014 | Jelgava/LU | RSU / MVS | SK Babīte |
2015 | Jelgava/LU | Zeltaleja | SK Babīte |
2016 | Jelgava/LU | Zeltaleja/MSĢ | SK Babīte |
2017 | RSU / MVS | SK Babīte | Jelgava/LU |
2018 | SK Babīte | VK Jelgava | VK "miLATss" |
2019 | Rīgas Volejbola skola[3] | Zeltaleja/MSĢ | VK "miLATss" |
2020 | Not Finished[4] |
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