Montenegrin women's volleyball clubs in European competitions

Montenegrin women's volleyball clubs were participating in the CEV competitions since the season 1998-99.

First team which ever competed at the European cups was ŽOK Luka Bar. Except them, in CEV competitions played also ŽOK Galeb.

Montenegrin women's volleyball teams played in Women's CEV Cup and CEV Women's Challenge Cup, and from the season 2016-17 in the qualifiers for CEV Women's Champions League.

List of matches

Below is a list of games of all Montenegrin clubs in CEV competitions.

Season Competition Round Montenegrin team Opponent Home Away
1998-99 Women's CEV Cup Round 2 ŽOK Luka Bar USC Münster 0-3[1]
ŽOK Luka Bar Kanti Schaffhausen 0-3[2]
ŽOK Luka Bar Volley 80 Pétange 3-0[3]
2007-08 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Muszynianka Muszyna 0-3[4] 0-3[5]
2008-09 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Jedinstvo Brčko 0-3[6] 0-3[7]
2009-10 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Dresdner 0-3[8] 0-3[8]
2010-11 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Galeb Bar Senica 2-3[9] 0-3[10]
2012-13 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Apollon Limassol 1-3[11] 1-3[12]
2016-17 CEV Women's Champions League Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Kohila VC 2-3[13] 1-3[14]
Women's CEV Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar VC Tirol Innsbruck 3-1[15] 1-3[16]
Round 2 ŽOK Luka Bar Budowlani Łódź 0-3[17] 0-3[18]
2019-20 CEV Women's Challenge Cup Round 1 ŽOK Luka Bar Düdingen 0-3 0-3

Performances by clubs

During the overall history, two different Montenegrin clubs played in CEV competitions.

Team Seasons G W L
ŽOK Luka Bar
7
19
2
17
ŽOK Galeb Bar
1
2
0
2

As of the end of CEV competitions 2019–20 season.

Opponents by countries

Below is the list of performances of Montenegrin clubs against opponents in CEV competitions by their countries (volleyball federations).

Opponents' country G W L
 Austria
2
1
1
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
2
0
2
 Cyprus
2
0
2
 Estonia
2
0
2
 Germany
3
0
3
 Luxembourg
1
1
0
 Poland
4
0
4
 Slovakia
2
0
2
  Switzerland
3
0
3

As of the end of CEV competitions 2019–20 season.

See also

References
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