Central Asian Volleyball Association

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

Central Asian Volleyball Association
AbbreviationCAVA
FormationDecember 1993; 29 years ago
Region served
Central Asia and South Asia
Membership
14 member associations
Official language
English
President
Mohamed Latheef
Parent organization
AVC
Websitecava.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.

Members associations

CodeAssociationNational teamsIOC
member
OCA
member
AFGAfghanistan Afghanistan(M, W)YesYes
BGDBangladesh Bangladesh(M, W)YesYes
BTNBhutan Bhutan(M, W)YesYes
INDIndia India(M, W)YesYes
IRNIran Iran(M, W)YesYes
KAZKazakhstan Kazakhstan(M, W)YesYes
KGZKyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan(M, W)YesYes
MDVMaldives Maldives(M, W)YesYes
NEPNepal Nepal(M, W)YesYes
PAKPakistan Pakistan(M, W)YesYes
SRISri Lanka Sri Lanka(M, W)YesYes
TJKTajikistan Tajikistan(M, W)YesYes
TKMTurkmenistan Turkmenistan(M, W)YesYes
UZBUzbekistan Uzbekistan(M, W)YesYes

Ranking

Executive committee

Position Name
President Maldives Mohamed Latheef
Members India Ramvtar Singh
Kyrgyzstan Klych Sarbaghyshev
Nepal Jitendra Bahadur Chand

Competitions

2015 Asian Central Championship

2016 Asian Central Championship

2017 Asian Central Championship

2018 Asian Central Championship

2019 Asian Central Championship

2022 Asian Central Championship

Volleyball

CompetitionWinnersRunner-upThird placeCurrent event
Men tournament
Asian Games
Iran

China

Japan
2022[3]
Asian Men's Volleyball Championship
Japan

Iran

Qatar
2023[4]
Asian Men's U20 Volleyball Championship
Iran

India

South Korea
2022
Asian Boys' U18 Volleyball Championship
Japan

Iran

India
2022[5]
Women tournament
South Asian Games
India

Nepal

Sri Lanka
2019

Beach volleyball

CompetitionWinnersRunner-upThird placeCurrent event
Men tournament
South Asian Beach Games Wasantha RatnapalaJude Mahesh (SRI) Naveen SampathPubudu Kumara (SRI) SivabalanDhara (IND)2011
Women tournament
South Asian Beach Games GeethikaThaksila (SRI) Ganga SagariSujeewa Vithanage (SRI) HemamaliniRagana (IND)2011

See also

References

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