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Česká volejbalová extraliga žen) is a

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competition organized by the Czech Volleyball Association (Český volejbalový svaz, ČVS). It was created in 1992, just after the dissolution of

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Competition formula

11 teams participated in the 2022/23 Championship in Extralig: « Dukla » (Liberec), « Kralovo Field » (Brno), « Prosteyov », « Shelms » (Brno), « Olympus » (Prague), « Olomouc », Ukrainian team « Prometheus », « Ostrava », « Falcon » (Frydek Mistek), « Prcherov », « Falcon » (Sternberk). The champion title was won by « Kralovo Pole », who won « Shelma » 3-2 (3: 2, 2: 3, 3: 2, 0: 3, 3: 0) in the final series. 3rd place was taken by « Dukla ».

Names History

The Championship currently funded by the insurance company UNIQA which is one of the 10 largest insurance companies in the

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, and is officially known as UNIQA Extraliga Ženy *Extraliga žen (1992–2005) *ArginMax Extraliga žen (2005–2007) *Extraliga žen (2007–2010) *UNIQA Extraliga žen (2010–...)

List of Champions

Table by clubs

References

External links

Czech Volleyball Association

Czech Republic Extraliga. women.volleybox.net
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