The VBC In-House Volleyball Tournament made the headlines as TVC News brought the competition to its audience, putting the spotlight on the teams, the action, and the people behind the game. Volleyball stories deserve to be told, and sometimes, they reach beyond the court where they began. The VBC In-House Volleyball Tournament brought six teams together for a round-robin competition. When the games concluded, Thunder Spikers emerged as the 2026 champions, Blaze Warriors fini

A look back at the VBC (Volleyball Crush) In-House Volleyball Tournament Every volleyball tournament has a story. There are teams preparing to compete, players stepping onto the court, points to be won, and a final result that determines who takes home the bragging rights. The VBC In-House Volleyball Tournament brought six teams together for a round-robin competition, giving them the opportunity to compete against one another. When the tournament concluded, Thunder Spikers em

Everybody wants to spike. But who wants to receive, defend, and do the dirty work? Watch a volleyball match, and you will notice something interesting. When the ball goes up for an attack, everybody watches. A powerful spike that lands inside the court gets cheers, celebrations, and sometimes even a replay. But when a player makes a perfect reception, saves a difficult ball, or digs an almost impossible attack, the reaction can be completely different. Why is the spike gettin

Inside Cooperative Villas Estate, Badore-Ajah, under Eti-Osa Local Government, a volleyball club has been quietly turning a shared passion into a community since 2019. That is where you will find Cooperative Villas Volleyball Club (CVVC), founded by Mr. Felix Anikpo, and built, year by year, into one of the Island’s most consistent grassroots clubs. From One Man’s Vision to a Growing Community CVVC did not start with a packed roster or a polished setup. It started with Mr. Fe

Every great volleyball story starts somewhere unglamorous. A patch of concrete, a few committed players, and a refusal to quit. For Access Spikers, that story is unfolding right now on Moniaya Road in Ogoja, Cross River, at the Thomas McGetrick Institute of Management Technology, just a short walk from St. Benedict Cathedral. What’s happening on that court deserves far more attention than it’s currently getting and that’s exactly why we’re telling it. A Club Carved out From t

Lagos doesn’t have one volleyball scene, it has dozens of them, scattered across every axis of the city. From university sport centres to estate fields, stadium courts to police barracks, the game is being played every single day somewhere in this city, often by people who have no idea a club exists five minutes from their house. This week, we are mapping it all out. Below is a full, zone-by-zone breakdown of some volleyball clubs across Lagos and where they play/train. Wher

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Volleyvarse player spotlight Aisha Bello: Discover her journey and achievements now How did the opportunity to play abroad come about? The opportunity came directly through one of my coaches. They recognized my potential believed in my abilities and helped connect me with international teams. Their guidance and network were key to opening this door for me What was going through your mind when you found out you'd be playing abroad? It was a complete mix of excitement, gratitud

Discover the unwritten rules, characters, energy, and community that make Nigerian volleyball courts feel like home. There are volleyball courts you go to just to play. And then there are volleyball courts you go to because you know somebody will be there. You know the player who's always the first to arrive. The coach who catches a bad receive from across the court . The regular who somehow knows everybody's name. The beginner hovering at the edge of the court, waiting for t

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Not every volleyball story begins that way. From the outside, Oloyede Oreoluwa looks like any other determined volleyball player chasing the next point. However, behind jersey Number 7 is a journey shaped by learning, persistence, and an unwavering commitment to becoming better with every game. His story is a reminder that success in volleyball is not always about where you begin, it is about how willing you are to keep going.