Chasing the Championship: A Bold Objective

The Vietnam Women’s volleyball Team is setting its sights high, aiming for the gold medal at the 33rd SEA Games. This ambitious goal reflects the team’s recent successes and their determination to establish themselves as a dominant force in Southeast Asian volleyball. While the competition, particularly from the host nation Thailand, will be fierce, the team is embracing the challenge.

The objective of winning the Gold Medal in Sea Games is a great challenge, but it is also a motivation for the Vietnamese Volleyball women’s team to strive to achieve unprecedented exploits in history.

Tri Truong, Secretary General of the Vietnamese Volleyball Federation

According to the Vietnamese Volleyball Federation, this objective, while difficult, is crucial for pushing the team to surpass their limits. The pressure of high-level competition is seen as a catalyst for achieving desired results and reaching new heights.

Recent Achievements fuel Gold Medal Aspirations

The team’s confidence stems from a series of notable performances in recent years.Under the guidance of coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet, the Vietnam Women’s Volleyball Team has experienced remarkable growth and achieved important milestones between 2022 and 2024. These accomplishments have solidified their position as a leading force in the region and fueled their ambition to compete on continental and global stages.

Key Highlights: A Timeline of Success

• 2023 Asian Club Championship (Vietnam): Champions, earning the right to represent Asia at the 2023 Female Club Championship in China.
• 2023 Asian Championship AVC Challenger (Indonesia): Champions, representing Asia at the FIVB Challenger in Laval, France.
• 2023 Women’s Asian Championship (Thailand): Fourth place finish.
• Asian Games 19, 2023: Achieved a historic top 4 finish.
• 2024 Asian Championship AVC challenger (Philippines): Champions,securing another appearance at the FIVB Challenger.
• FIVB Challenger: Third place, marking a significant achievement on the world stage.
• World Championship Qualification: Qualified for the World Championship in Phuket,Thailand (August 2025).

These achievements demonstrate the team’s consistent progress and their ability to compete at increasingly higher levels. the bronze medal at the FIVB Challenger was a watershed moment, proving they can challenge established volleyball nations.

Strategic Readiness for SEA Games and World Stage

The Vietnam Women’s Volleyball Team is undergoing rigorous training and participating in key tournaments to prepare for the challenges ahead. This includes both physical conditioning and strategic development to enhance their competitive edge.

Training Regimen and Key Tournaments

From April to September 2025, the team is engaged in intensive training, focusing on refining their skills and building team cohesion. Key tournaments in their preparation schedule include:

• June 7-14: AVC Nations cup in Hanoi.
• June 28 – July 5: International Volleyball tournament VTV Cup in Vinh Phuc.
• July 25-27: SEA V-League Week 1 in Ninh Binh.
• August 1-3: SEA V-League Week 2 in Thailand.
• August 22 – September 7: World Championship in Phuket, Thailand.

Following the World Championship, the team will enter Phase II of their training at the National Sports Training Center from October to December, culminating in their participation in the 33rd SEA Games in December.

Investing in the Future: Developing Young Talent

Recognizing the importance of long-term sustainability, the Vietnamese volleyball program is also focused on nurturing the next generation of players. This includes providing young athletes with opportunities to train abroad and participate in national and international tournaments, ensuring a continuous pipeline of talent for the national team.