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| current_season = 2018–19 Divizia A1 (men's volleyball) |
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| founded = 1949 |
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| teams = [[#Current season teams|12]] |
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| champion = [[Tricolorul LMV Ploiești]]<br/>(1st title) |
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| most_champs = [[CS Dinamo București (men's volleyball)|Dinamo București]]<br>(18 titles) |
| most_champs = [[CS Dinamo București (men's volleyball)|Dinamo București]]<br>(18 titles) |
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Revision as of 18:06, 27 May 2018
Current season, competition or edition: 2018–19 Divizia A1 (men's volleyball) | |
| Sport | Volleyball |
|---|---|
| Gegründet | 1949 |
| CEO | Gheorghe Vișan |
| No. of teams | 12 |
| Land |  Rumänien |
| Continent |  CEV |
| Most recent champion(s) | Tricolorul LMV Ploiești (1st title) |
| Most titles | Dinamo București (18 titles) |
| TV partner(s) | Digi Sport |
| Related competitions | Romanian Volleyball Cup |
| Official website | www Template:Ro icon |
The Divizia A1 is the men's top Romanian professional volleyball league.
Past winners
- 1949: Locomotiva CFR București (1)
- 1950: Locomotiva CFR București (2)
- 1951: CCA București (1)
- 1952: CCA București (2)
- 1953: Dinamo București (1)
- 1954: CCA București (3)
- 1955: Locomotiva ICF București (3)
- 1956: Locomotiva București (4)
- 1957: CCA București (4)
- 1958: Dinamo București (2)
- 1959: Rapid București (5)
- 1960: Rapid București (6)
- 1961: Rapid București (7)
- 1962: Rapid București (8)
- 1963: Rapid București (9)
- 1964: not held
- 1965: Rapid București (10)
- 1966: Rapid București (11)
- 1967: Steaua București (5)
- 1968: Steaua București (6)
- 1969: Steaua București (7)
- 1970: Steaua București (8)
- 1971: Steaua București (9)
- 1972: Dinamo București (3)
- 1973: Dinamo București (4)
- 1974: Dinamo București (5)
- 1975: Dinamo București (6)
- 1976: Dinamo București (7)
- 1977: Dinamo București (8)
- 1978: Steaua București (10)
- 1979: Dinamo București (9)
- 1980: Dinamo București (10)
- 1981: Dinamo București (11)
- 1982: Dinamo București (12)
- 1983: Dinamo București (13)
- 1984: Dinamo București (14)
- 1985: Dinamo București (15)
- 1986: Steaua București (11)
- 1987: Steaua București (12)
- 1988: Steaua București (13)
- 1989: Steaua București (14)
- 1990: Steaua București (15)
- 1991: Steaua București (16)
- 1992: Dinamo București (16)
- 1993: Universitatea "Explorări" Baia Mare (1)
- 1994: Dinamo București (17)
- 1995: Dinamo București (18)
- 1996: Universitatea "Ardaf" Cluj Napoca (1)
- 1997: "Elcond" Zalău (1)
- 1998: "Elcond" Zalău (2)
- 1999: "Elcond" Zalău (3)
- 2000: Petrolul "Petrom" Ploiești (1)
- 2001: Petrolul "Petrom" Ploiești (2)
- 2002: Petrolul "Petrom" Ploiești (3)
- 2003: "Deltacons" Tulcea (1)
- 2004: "Deltacons" Tulcea (2)
- 2005: "Deltacons" Tulcea (3)
- 2006: Petrolul "Petrom" Ploiești (4)
- 2007: Tomis Constanța (1)
- 2008: Tomis Constanța (2)
- 2009: Tomis Constanța (3)
- 2010: Remat Zalău (4)
- 2011: Remat Zalău (5)
- 2012: Remat Zalău (6)
- 2013: Tomis Constanța (4)
- 2014: Tomis Constanța (5)
- 2015: Tomis Constanța (6)
- 2016: SCM U Craiova (1)
- 2017: VM Zalău (7)
- 2018: Tricolorul LMV Ploiești (1)
See also
External links
- Romanian Volleyball Federation
- Primul portal din voleiul românesc First portal of Romanian volleyball
References
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