East Asian Zonal Volleyball Association

East Asian Zonal Volleyball Association

Abbreviation	EAZVA
Formation	December 1993; 23 years ago
Type	Sport organisation
Region served	East Asia
Membership	8 member associations
Official language	English
President	Cai Yi
Parent organization	AVC
Website	asianvolleyball.net

The East Asian Zonal Volleyball Association, is the governing body for the sports of indoor, beach and grass volleyball in East Asia.

In the spirit of the FIVB 2001 Plan, AVC was the first to create five Zonal Associations at the 10th General Assembly in December 1993 prior to the FIVB Centennial Congress on September 1994.

Members

Code	Association	National teams	IOC member	OCA member	ONOC member
CHN	China	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
HKG	Hong Kong	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
JPN	Japan	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
KOR	South Korea	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
MAC	Macau	(M, W)	No	Yes	No
MGL	Mongolia	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
PRK	North Korea	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No
TPE	Chinese Taipei	(M, W)	Yes	Yes	No

Ranking

Men's national teams

Senior team

Rankings are calculated by FIVB.^[1]

EAZVA	AVC	FIVB	Country	Points	Change
1	2	14	Japan	66
2	4	20	China	50	1
3	5	22	South Korea	41
4	6	33	Chinese Taipei	18
5	16	77	Hong Kong	7
6	25	137	Macau	0

Last updated 22 August 2016

Women's national teams

Senior team

Rankings are calculated by FIVB.^[2]

EAZVA	AVC	FIVB	Country	Points	Change
1	1	1	China	328	2
2	2	6	Japan	178	1
3	3	10	South Korea	100	1
4	8	55	Chinese Taipei	9	12
5	10	66	Hong Kong	7
6	15	115	Mongolia	2	3
6	15	115	North Korea	2	3

Last updated 22 August 2016

Executive committee

Position	Name
President	M.R Davarzani
Member	Chaudhary Avadhesh Kumar
	Yermek Syrlybayev
	Mohamed Riyaz

Competitions

Volleyball

Competition	Winners	Runner-up	Third place	Current event
Men tournament
Asian Eastern Championship	Japan	Chinese Taipei	South Korea	2017^[3]
East Asian Games	Chinese Taipei	Japan	China	2013
Women tournament
East Asian Games	China	Japan	North Korea	2013

Beach volleyball

Competition	Winners	Runner-up	Third place	Current event
Men tournament
South Asian Beach Games	Wasantha Ratnapala – Jude Mahesh (SRI)	Naveen Sampath – Pubudu Kumara (SRI)	Sivabalan – Dhara (IND)	2011
Women tournament
South Asian Beach Games	Geethika – Thaksila (SRI)	Ganga Sagari – Sujeewa Vithanage (SRI)	Hemamalini – Ragana (IND)	2011

References

↑ "FIVB Men's U21 World Ranking – As per September 2015". FIVB.
↑ "FIVB Men's U21 World Ranking – As per September 2015". FIVB.
↑ "Japan retain Asian Eastern Zonal Men's Championship title". FIVB. 25 May 2017. Retrieved 11 July 2017.

External links

Official AVC website (in English)

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