The international women’s volleyball tournament VTV Cup 2023 will take place in Lao Cai from August 19 to August 26, we will update details about the tournament here.
The international women’s volleyball tournament VTV Cup is jointly organized by the Vietnam Volleyball Federation and Vietnam Television (VTV) and has been included in the annual tournament system of the Asian Volleyball Confederation.
In 2020, due to the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic, the VTV Cup was not held.
The VTV Cup international women’s volleyball tournament has had 16 successful seasons in 12 provinces and cities of Vietnam.
The Vietnamese women’s volleyball team dominated the VTV Cup race with 5 silver medals, 5 silver medals and 3 bronze medals.
According to statistics, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hoa of the Vietnamese women’s volleyball team is the recipient of many `Most Valuable Player` titles.
Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hoa (9) is the recipient of many `Best Athlete` titles at the VTV Cup
Because each year’s guests are different, it is impossible to accurately judge who is the best player in the tournament’s history. The organizers can only rely on statistics on the number of times they receive individual awards.
The international women’s volleyball tournament VTV Cup 2023 will take place at Lao Cai Stadium, Lao Cai province from August 19 to August 26.
The 2023 VTV Cup international women’s volleyball tournament will have 8 national teams participating, in which host Vietnam will send the Vietnamese team and the U23 Vietnam team to participate.
| Year | Location | Ranking of teams |
| 2019 | Quang Ninh | Champion – NEC Red Rockets (Japan), Runner-up – Vietnam Team, 3rd place – North Korea, 4th place – Fujian (China) |
| 2018 | Ha Tinh | Champion – Vietnam team, Runner-up – North Korea, 3rd place – Sichuan (China), 4th place – Altay (Kazakhstan) |
| 2017 | Hai Duong | Champion – Vietnam team, runner-up – North Korea, 3rd place – Sichuan (China), 4th place – Altay (Kazakhstan) |
| 2016 | Ha Nam | Champion – Supreme Chonburi (Thailand), Runner-up – Vietnam Team, 3rd place – Indonesia Team, 4th place – U17 Team (China) |
| 2015 | Bac Lieu | Champion – Thailand U23 team, Runner-up – Liaoning (China), 3rd place – North Korea, 4th place – Vietnam team |
| 2014 | Bac Ninh | Champion – Vietnam Team, Runner-up – Thailand Youth Team, 3rd place – North Korea, 4th place – Kazakhstan Team |
| two thousand and thirteen | Ninh Binh | Champion – Jiangsu (China), Runner-up – Vietnam Team, 3rd place – Shandong (China), 4th place – Kazakhstan Team |
| 2012 | Vinh Phuc | Champion – Japanese Students, Runner-up – North Korea, 3rd place – Korea Bank, 4th place – Vietnam Team |
| 2011 | Dak Lak | Champion – Japanese students, Runner-up – Beijing (China), 3rd place – Vietnam team, 4th place – North Korea |
| 2010 | Dak Lak | Champion – Vietnam team, Runner-up – Vingroup team (Ukraine), 3rd place – Thailand Youth team, 4th place – VTV Binh Dien Long An (Vietnam) |
| 2009 | Dak Lak | Champion – Vietnam team, runner-up – Technocom (Ukraine), 3rd place – Guangdong (China), 4th place – Phuket (Thailand) |
| 2008 | Can Tho | Champion – North Korea, Runner-up – Zhetyssu (Kazakhstan), 3rd place – Vietnam Team, 4th place – Vietnam Team |
| 2007 | Ho Chi Minh City | Champion – Vietnam team, Runner-up – St. |
| 2006 | Vinh Phuc | Champion – Sichuan (China), Runner-up – Vietnam Team, 3rd place – Nankai University (China), 4th place – Thailand Team |
| 2005 | Nam Dinh | Champion – Denso Airy Bees (Japan), Runner-up – Vietnam Team, 3rd – Hong Ha Yunnan (China), 4th – Zhetyssu (Kazakhstan) |
| 2004 | Nam Dinh | Champion – Nanjing (China), Runner-up – Rahat (Kazakhstan), 3rd Hong Ha Yunnan (China), 4th – Vietnam Team |
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