BVA Cup

The BVA Cup (Balkan Volleyball Association Cup) is a volleyball competition contested by the respective national volleyball championship winning teams of nations in the Balkans. The tournament was founded in 2008 under the auspices of the Balkan Volleyball Association. The founders of the Balkan Volleyball Association are the volleyball federations of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Turkey.^[1] The winners of the BVA Cup get the right to play in the CEV Challenge Cup. The tournament is held in September and October.

BVA Cup

Sport	Volleyball
Founded	2007; 18 years ago (2007)
Administrator	BVA
Country	BVA members
Continent	Europe
Most recent champion(s)	Men: Spartak Subotica (1st title) Women: Galatasaray (2nd title)
Most titles	Men: Fenerbahçe & İBB Spor Kulübü & Halkbank (2 titles) Women: Beşiktaş (5 titles)
Official website	Balkan Volleyball

Winners (men)

Year	Winners	Runners-up	Third place
2008	İBB Spor Kulübü	AOP Kifisiás	Știința Explorări Baia Mare
2009	Fenerbahçe	Aris	Partizan
2010	Ribnica	Știința Explorări Baia Mare	Teuta Durrës
2011	Universitatea Cluj	Ribnica	Shkëndija Tetovo
2012	İBB Spor Kulübü	Partizan	Știința Explorări Baia Mare
2013	Fenerbahçe	Studenti	Vojvodina
2014	Spor Toto Spor Kulübü	Știința Explorări Baia Mare	PAOK
2015	Spartak Ljig	CSM București	Beşiktaş
2016	Galatasaray Istanbul	Spartak Ljig	CSM București
2017	İnegöl Belediyesi[2]	CSM București	Radnik Bijeljina
2018	Ziraat Bankası	Hebar Pazardzhik	CSM București
2019	Tokat Belediye Plevnespor[3]	Strumica Nikob	Prishtina Volley
2020	Halkbank	Luboteni Ferizaj	—
2021	Halkbank	Radnički Kragujevac	AOP Kifisiás
2022	Cizre Belediyesi	Dor Chișinău	KV Peja
2023	Spartak Subotica	Bursa Büyükşehir Belediyespor	Pigasos Polichnis

Winners (women)

Year	Winners	Runners-up	Third place
2008	Beşiktaş	Tent	Levski Sofia
2009	Beşiktaş	Zrenjanin	CSU Medicina Tîrgu Mureş
2010	VC Unic LPS Piatra Neamț	İlbank	Zrenjanin
2011	Nilüfer Belediyespor	CSM Lugoj	Kolubara
2012	İlbank	VC Unic LPS Piatra Neamț	—
2013	Beşiktaş	CSM Lugoj	Železničar Lajkovac
2014	Beşiktaş	CSM Târgoviște	Maritza
2015	İdmanocağı SK	Železničar Lajkovac	CSU Medicina Târgu Mureș Gacko
2016	Çanakkale Belediyespor	Kazanlak Volley	Rudar Pljevlja
2017	Železničar Lajkovac[4]	Çanakkale Belediyespor	Dinamo București
2018	Beşiktaş	KV Drita Gjilan	CSM Lugoj
2019	Türk Hava Yolları SK[5]	Dinamo București	Železničar Lajkovac
2020	Türk Hava Yolları SK[6]	Železničar Lajkovac	—
2021	Aydın Büyükşehir Belediyespor	Jedinstvo Stara Pazova	CSO Voluntari
2022	PTT Spor	Dinamo București	Partizan
2023	Galatasaray	AO Markopoulo	Skënderbeu
2024	Galatasaray	P.A.O.K. V.C.	ZOK Igman