Sheffield Volleyball Club

Sheffield Volleyball Club
Club Name Sheffield Volleyball Club
Founded 1989
Home Venue All Saints Sports Centre, English Institute Of Sport Sheffield
Sheffield, United Kingdom.
Head coach England Sam Bussey
Assistant Coaches Adam Wake


National League

Teams

England National Volleyball League
England

England Men's Division 2N

England Women's Division 2N

Honours 2008/09 League winners
National KO Cup Winners

2009- League winners, Super 8s 2014- League winners, Super 8s

Team Colours Blue, red.
Website www.sheffieldvc.org.uk

Sheffield Volleyball Club was founded in 1989 and in its short history has already had an illustrious past. Starting as a recreational volleyball side it quickly established itself as one of the major volleyball clubs in the country and currently have won the English super league twice (2014,2009). Currently, the club runs multiple other teams alongside their Men's and Women's performance teams. Sheffield Volleyball Club also offer opportunities for junior players.

Men's 1st team edit

The men's 1st team are one of the most consistently successful teams in recent history in English Volleyball. The team is largely made up of students based at the performance programme of Sheffield Hallam University and relatively local talent. The team has always had a history of developing players from the university level and preparing them for potentially embarking on a professional career as a volleyball player overseas. As of 2023 the men's 1st team compete in National Division 2 North after withdrawing from the super league due to lack of players.

Roster 2019/20 edit

Position
 Ketley, Matt Setter
  Ketley, Adam Setter
  Williams, Jack Opposite
  Chambers, Zak (Lez) Passer Hitter
  Thompson, Dan Passer Hitter
  Sage, Callum Middle Blocker
  Hadgett, Zakk Middle-Blocker
  Tomlinson, Ben Libero
  Dunlop, Frazer Passer Hitter
  Frazer, George Passer Hitter
  Purves, Orson Universal

Former notable players edit

Player Current Club Other Clubs
  Alex Porter   Tendring   Malory Eagles
  London Docklands
  Sokol V
  Martinus
  Vingaker
  Sinclar, Andrew     Leeds
  Hylte
  Bragg, Sam   Kabapha   Rhein Main Volley
  Eruero, Efe   London Docklands
  O'Mally, Kieran   VBC Waremme
  Pipes, Benjamin   Tenerife Sur   Everbeur
  Puerto Real
  Martinus
  Hylte
  Reyal Volley
  Robertson, Alex   Örkelljunga
  Stevens, Thomas
  Thompson, Sam
  White, Neil
  Mintoft, Simon Middle-Blocker
  Miller, Jim Setter   Siddle Moor Vc
  Kimber, Oli   Wessex
  Ward, Tom

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