Volleyball France, also known as the French Volleyball Federation (Fédération Française de Volleyball), is the governing body for the sport of volleyball in France. It is responsible for organizing national volleyball and beach volleyball competitions, as well as developing and promoting the sport at all levels.
The French men’s national volleyball team has had success in international competitions, including winning a silver medal at the 2006 FIVB World Championship and multiple medals at the European Championship. The women’s national team has also had notable achievements, such as finishing in fourth place at the 2014 FIVB World Championship.
Volleyball is a popular sport in France, with many professional and amateur clubs across the country. The top professional league for men is the Ligue A, while the top league for women is the Ligue A Féminine.
In addition to indoor volleyball, beach volleyball is also played and supported in France. The French beach volleyball team has had success on the international stage, with multiple teams qualifying for and competing in the Olympic Games.
Volleyball France works to develop and promote the sport through youth programs, coaching courses, and support for clubs and athletes. They also collaborate with other national and international volleyball organizations to ensure the growth and success of the sport in France.
