Zok Spartak Subotica (Serbia) 

Women's volleyball club Spartak was established on 28th April 1945 as one of the first six selections of Youth Sports Association Jovan Mikic-Spartak and in its 70-years history has become one of the most successful sports clubs in the Province and the Republic. Abiding by the principle of continuous improvement and popularization of sports, Spartak had a prominent role in the development of women's volleyball in this area.

We are happy and we are very proud of the fact that the club has three competitive selections and over 300 girls in club’s volleyball school. In addition to the first team that competes in the Superliga of Serbia, the second and the third selections compete in the Second division and in Vojvodina division.

The most significant results over the past five years:

Four times vice-champion – season 2009/2010; 2011/2012; 2012/2013; 2014/2015; 
Third place in the championship – season 2010/2011; 
Second place in the Cup Serbia – season 2011/2012; 
Qualification for the Champions League of Europe – season 2011/2012; 
Qualification for the CEV Cup Europe – season 2009/2010; 2010/2011; 2012/2013; 2014/2015;2015/2016;
Qualification for GM Capital Cup challenger – season 2014/2015; 2016/2017;

In the last competitive season, the team of WVC Spartak won the four place in the national championship and participated in the Serbian Cup final.

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Austria National Team

The Youth national team of Austria started it’s preparation in August 2015 with a young, highly motivated coaching staff. The players for the first rooster had been selected during the traditional tournament between the selections of the nine provinces of Austria in 2015. Players came from all over Austria, with some really gifted guys. 

Their first international competition was the participation at the Youth MEVZA Championships 2015 in Sibenik (CRO), finishing on 6th place but having some good results and showing big improvements during the Championships. Next big goal is the CEV Youth Championships 2017, trying to qualify for the Final round.

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OD Calcit Ljubljana (Slovenia)

Volleyball club Calcit Ljubljana, until 2015 known as Volleyball club Vital, is the most successful women's volleyball club in Ljubljana and one of the most successful volleyball clubs in Slovenia. The club was founded in 1992 and in more than twenty years of operating, the club managed to establish a system of systematic training and selection of players in all age groups. Our volleyball players collected 23 medals and 4 national championship titles so far. OD Calcit Ljubljana also raises a number of National team members in junior and youth categories.

In 2015/16 season more than 150 players are actively involved in OD Calcit Ljubljana's activities. More than 140 of them are registered with the Volleyball Association of Slovenia and another 75 girls are playing volleyball in the context of our extracurricular activities in elementary schools in Ljubljana.

Calcit Ljubljana is the only women's volleyball club in Slovenia playing the CEV Champions League and the only club in Slovenia with two teams in 1st Slovenian volleyball division. There are 14 teams competing for OK Calcit in National championships in 2015-16 season.

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Aser Volley Rixheim

Rixheim debut in the world of volleyball in the '70s. It reached the 3 National series with the male, then was directed to women's volleyball after the withdrawal of the players of the main team. This decision turned out to be good, in light of the successes achieved by the club. Bernard ROCHE took charge of the first team of young players, training them for junior national championships. The team obtained federal promotion, and quickly landed in the National Series 3, arriving for two seasons in 5th place.

In 1996, simultaneous arrivals of VOEGTLIN and David RAZAFINDRAZAKA sisters have helped to give a new dimension to the club. The team has climbed the charts quickly, and arrived in 2001 in the National Series 1. The company has grown over time, acquiring a young work (Sébastien CREUSOT) from 1998 to September 2006, an athletic trainer in 2001 (Daniel FRUH ), a physiotherapist and osteopath since 2001.

A.S.E.R Volley aims to give players a solid foundation, to aim at the highest level. The managment does not leave anything to chance for the training of its young athletes.

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