The 13th International Women’s Volleyball Tournament, also known as VTV Cup 2016- Ton Hoa Sen, will start in the northern province of Ha Nam on October 8.
Vietnam will meet Thailand's U23 squad in the semi-final of the International Women's Volleyball Tournament – VTV Cup in the southern province of Bac Lieu on July 31.
Vietnam continued to maintain their victory run in the International Women's Volleyball - VTV Cup, defeating Liaoning of China on July 28 and thus staying put at the top of the charts.
Vietnam defeated the Chinese Nanjing University team 25-14, 25-18,
25-15 in their second match at the International Women's Volleyball
Tournament – VTV Cup in Bac Lieu province on July 26.
Talented young Vietnamese volleyballers will have another chance to
prove their potential at the 2015 International Women's Volleyball
Tournament – VTV Cup, which is scheduled to open in the southern
province of Bac Lieu on July 24.
Five foreign volleyball teams and the host Vietnam will compete at the
International Women’s Volleyball Championship 2015 VTV Cup Sac Ngoc
Khang, according to organisers.
The dramatic 3-1 win over Thailand in a tense final match on May 24
sends off many positive signals in Vietnam’s strategy to boldly
rejuvenate its current volleyball athlete roster, commented Nhan Dan
(People) online newspaper.
Vietnam beat Thailand's youth team 25-23, 27-29, 27-25, 27-25 and won
the VTV (Vietnam Television) International Women's Volleyball Cup on
May 24 in the northern province of Bac Ninh.
Vietnam came from behind to beat Chinese side Shandong 3-2 in a
thrilling semi-final at the International Women's Volleyball Tournament
on July 19 in the northern province of Ninh Binh.
Vietnam won the annual International
Women’s Volleyball Tournament for the second time after beating a club
from Ukraine 3-0 in the finals on Aug. 22 in Dac Lac province.
