Croatian 1A Volleyball League

Croatian 1A Volleyball League

The Croatian 1-A Volleyball League is the highest level of volleyball competition in Croatia. It is organized by the Croatian Volleyball Federation. It was founded in 1992.

Croatian Volleyball League and Cup winners - Men

Season League Cup
2009-2010 HAOK Mladost OK Mladost KL
2008-2009 MOK Zagreb HAOK Mladost
2007-2008 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
2006-2007 HAOK Mladost OK Varaždin
2005-2006 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
2004-2005 OK Varaždin HAOK Mladost
2003-2004 OK Varaždin HAOK Mladost
2002-2003 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
2001-2002 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
2000-2001 HAOK Mladost OK Mladost KL
1999-2000 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1998-1999 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1997-1998 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1996-1997 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1995-1996 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1994-1995 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1993-1994 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1992-1993 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost

Croatian Volleyball League and Cup winners - Women

Season League Cup
2009-2010 ŽOK Rijeka
2008-2009 ŽOK Rijeka
2007-2008 HAOK Mladost ŽOK Rijeka
2006-2007 HAOK Mladost ŽOK Rijeka
2005-2006 HAOK Mladost ŽOK Rijeka
2004-2005 OK Varaždin ŽOK Rijeka
2003-2004 OK Varaždin HAOK Mladost
2002-2003 HAOK Mladost OK Azena Tifon
2001-2002 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
2000-2001 HAOK Mladost OK Kaštela DC
1999-2000 OK Pula I.B. ŽOK Rijeka
1998-1999 ŽOK Rijeka ŽOK Rijeka
1997-1998 OK Dubrovnik ŽOK Rijeka
1996-1997 OK Dubrovnik OK Dubrovnik
1995-1996 HAOK Mladost OK Dubrovnik
1994-1995 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1993-1994 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost
1992-1993 HAOK Mladost HAOK Mladost

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