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The draw for the MEVZA Club Junior Championship took place today, marking a historic moment for the competition. The tournament will be held from March 13 to 16 in Zadar, Croatia, and is open to players born in 2006 and younger. This is the first-ever edition of the MEVZA Club Junior Championship, making it a significant milestone for volleyball in the region.
In another historic first, teams from Montenegro will be participating in the championship. From the next season onward, Montenegrin teams will also compete in the MEVZA League, further expanding the competition’s reach.
A total of eight women’s teams and seven men’s teams will compete in the tournament. The women’s category features two groups of four teams each, while the men’s competition includes two groups, one with four teams and the other with three. Below is the full list of teams and their groups:
| Group A | Group B |
| OK Olimpik (CRO) | CRO team (CRO) |
| Lemesos Volleyball (CYP) | Apollon Limassol (CYP) |
| PVK Olymp Praha (CZE) | V. C. RAMAT AVIV (ISR) |
| SŠŠ Volejbal Nitra (SVK) | Békéscsabai Röplabda SE (HUN) |
| Group A | Group B |
| OK Ribola Kaštela (CRO) | Pénzügy?r Sportegyesület (HUN) |
| Kecskeméti Junior Sport (HUN) | V. C. RAMAT AVIV (ISR) |
| SŠŠ Voleybal Tren?in (SVK) | VK Brno (CZE) |
| Montenegro (MNE) |
MEVZA Director, Frane Zanic, expressed his excitement about the tournament and its importance for volleyball development in the region:
“I am delighted that we have successfully launched the Club Championship project at the European level. In this case, it is for junior clubs from all nine MEVZA member countries, plus Montenegro, which will have representatives in this first tournament in Zadar. I hope that in the coming years, in addition to the MEVZA League, we will be able to organize more competitions like this at the European Federation level. I believe this is further proof that MEVZA is one of the best and most stable zonal associations. We expect guests from the European and World federations at the tournament, and I think Croatia has once again demonstrated that it can host such a significant and important competition.”
All information regarding the scheduled matches are below in the document:
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