The Burkinabè capital, Ouagadougou, is set to come alive with continental volleyball action as it hosts the Zone 3 Club Champions Cup. This prestigious event, which will bring together the best men’s and women’s teams from the sub-region, is scheduled to take place from May 25 to June 1, 2025, at the CNOSB Martial Arts Hall.
A Major Tournament for West African Volleyball
Under the authority of Zone 3 of the African Volleyball Confederation (CAVB) and organized in collaboration with the Burkinabè Volleyball Federation (FBVB), this tournament serves as a prime showcase for the champion clubs of Zone 3 member countries. The 2025 edition will feature teams from eight nations committed to promoting and developing volleyball in West Africa:
• Côte d’Ivoire (CIV)
• Togo
• Benin
• Nigeria
• Liberia
• Niger
• Burkina Faso (host country)
• Ghana
A Sporting and Strategic Challenge
The Club Champions Cup is a must-attend event for clubs in the zone aiming to reach the pinnacle of African volleyball. It provides a high-level competition platform, allowing clubs to compete against the best teams in the sub-region.
The 2025 edition holds particular significance, as it offers athletes a unique opportunity to showcase their talent before an experienced audience and under the watchful eye of the continent’s volleyball governing bodies.
A Strong Commitment from Burkina Faso
As the host country, Burkina Faso is fully committed to ensuring the success of this prestigious competition. The CNOSB Martial Arts Hall, which will host the matches, is a modern sports complex with facilities well-suited for an event of this magnitude.
Burkinabè sports authorities, in partnership with CAVB and FBVB, will strive to guarantee flawless organization, both logistically and technically, to deliver a top-quality spectacle for volleyball enthusiasts and supporters of the participating teams.
The Rise of West African Volleyball
Beyond its sporting significance, this competition serves as a catalyst for the development of volleyball in West Africa. It highlights the efforts made by national federations to promote the sport and enhance the competitiveness of local clubs.
With just months to go before the event, the participating teams are intensifying their preparations, driven by the ambition to lift the Zone 3 trophy and write a new chapter in the history of African volleyball.