The 46th African Women’s Volleyball Club Championship is underway at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja, Nigeria, from April 1 to April 14, 2025. This prestigious tournament features top women’s volleyball clubs from across the continent, competing for the championship title.
Participating Teams:
Nigeria Customs Service Volleyball Club (Nigeria) – Host
As the host team, Nigeria Customs Service is representing the nation with pride and determination.
Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Spikers (Nigeria) – Host.
Another strong contender from Nigeria, the CNS Spikers are set to showcase their skills on home soil.
Al Ahly Sporting Club (Egypt)
Al Ahly boasts a rich history in women’s volleyball, with numerous national and continental titles.
Zamalek Sporting Club (Egypt)
Zamalek’s women’s team has a strong reputation, having secured the African championship title in recent years.
AS Douanes (Burkina Faso)
Known for their competitive spirit, AS Douanes represents Burkina Faso’s top talent.
Sococim (Senegal)
As champions of Senegal, Sococim brings experience and skill to the tournament.
Volleyball Club La Grace (Democratic Republic of Congo)
VC La Grace is a prominent team from the DRC, aiming to make a significant impact.
Volleyball Club LA LOI (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Another strong representative from the DRC, VC LA LOI has a history of success in national competitions.
National Alcohol and Liquor Factory (Ethiopia)
This Ethiopian team has demonstrated consistent performance in regional tournaments.
Club Féminin De Carthage (Tunisia)
A dominant force in Tunisian volleyball, Club Féminin De Carthage has multiple national titles.
Forces Armées et Police (FAP) (Cameroon)
FAP is known for its disciplined and strategic play, representing Cameroon’s best.
Litto Team Volleyball (Cameroon)
Litto Team brings enthusiasm and talent from Cameroon.
Maya Kane Evolution (Cameroon)
This team adds to Cameroon’s strong presence in the championship.
Spiking Stars Volleyball Club (Botswana)
Representing Botswana, Spiking Stars are eager to showcase their growth in the sport.
Club Omnisports Descartes (Ivory Coast)
A key player in Ivorian volleyball, this club aims to make a mark.
Queen’s Volleyball Club (Benin)
Queen’s VC brings talent and determination from Benin.
Rwanda Revenue Authority Volleyball Club (Rwanda)
A leading team in Rwanda, known for their competitive edge.
Armée Patriotique Rwandaise Volleyball Club (Rwanda)
Representing Rwanda’s armed forces, this team combines discipline with skill.
Police Volleyball Club (Rwanda)
Another strong Rwandan team, bringing law enforcement’s finest athletes.
Kenya Prisons Volleyball Club (Kenya)
A top team from Kenya, with a history of success in national leagues.
Kenya Commercial Bank Volleyball Club (Kenya)
KCB’s women’s team is known for their dynamic play and resilience.
Kenya Pipeline Company Volleyball Club (Kenya)
A powerhouse in Kenyan volleyball, consistently performing at high levels.
Muzinga Volleyball Club (Burundi)
Muzinga represents Burundi’s growing volleyball scene.
Gender Light Club (Burundi)
Another Burundian team, contributing to the nation’s representation.
This championship not only highlights the competitive spirit of African women’s volleyball but also serves as a platform for cultural exchange and unity among participating nations. Fans can expect thrilling matches as these teams vie for continental supremacy.
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