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LNV Ligue A Féminine

LNV Ligue A Féminine (LAF) is the top division of French women's volleyball, established in 1941.[1] It is governed by the Ligue Nationale de Volley (LNV), an independent body that runs French professional volleyball under delegation from the French Volleyball Federation (FFVB).
In addition to the usual 14 club participants, the 2018–19 season saw the inclusion of France Avenir 2024, a Toulouse-based development program aimed at nurturing the next generation of French national team players.

LNV Ligue A Féminine
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2023–24 LNV Ligue A Féminine
SportVolleyball
First season1941; 83 years ago (1941)
PresidentYves Bouget
(LNV president)
Philippe Peters
(LAF representative)
AdministratorLigue Nationale de Volley
No. of teams14
CountryFrance
ConfederationCEV
Most recent
champion(s)		Volero Le Cannet
(2022–23)
Most titlesRC Cannes (21 titles)
TV partner(s)Sport en France
Level on pyramidLevel 1
Relegation toÉlite Féminine
Domestic cup(s)Coupe de France
Supercoupe
International cup(s)CEV Champions League
CEV Cup
CEV Challenge Cup
Official websiteLNV Ligue A

Winners list

YearsChampions
1941Villa Primerose Bordeaux
1942Villa Primerose Bordeaux
1943AS Cannes
1944Not Disputed
1945Paris UC
1946Racing Club de France
1947Racing Club de France
1948AS Cannes
1949Montpellier UC
1950Montpellier UC
1951Racing Club de France
1952Montpellier UC
1953Racing Club de France
1954Racing Club de France
1955Racing Club de France
1956Racing Club de France
1957Montpellier UC
1958Montpellier UC
1959Montpellier UC
1960Stade Français
1961Tourcoing Sports
1962Montpellier UC
1963Tourcoing Sports
1964Tourcoing Sports
1965Racing Club de France
1966Racing Club de France
1967Paris UC
1968Paris UC
1969Paris UC
YearsChampions
1970ASPTT Montpellier
1971ASPTT Montpellier
1972ASPTT Montpellier
1973ASPTT Montpellier
1974ASPTT Montpellier
1975ASPTT Montpellier
1976ASU Lyon
1977ASPTT Montpellier
1978Paris UC
1979ASU Lyon
1980ASU Lyon
1981CSM Clamart
1982CSM Clamart
1983CSM Clamart
1984CSM Clamart
1985CSM Clamart
1986CSM Clamart
1987Racing Club de France
1988Racing Club de France
1989Racing Club de France
1990Racing Club de France
1991Racing Club de France
1992Racing Club de France
1993VBC Riom
1994VBC Riom
1995RC Cannes
1996RC Cannes
1997VBC Riom
1998RC Cannes
YearsChampions
1999RC Cannes
2000RC Cannes
2001RC Cannes
2002RC Cannes
2003RC Cannes
2004RC Cannes
2005RC Cannes
2006RC Cannes
2007RC Cannes
2008RC Cannes
2009RC Cannes
2010RC Cannes
2011RC Cannes
2012RC Cannes
2013RC Cannes
2014RC Cannes
2015RC Cannes
2016AS Saint-Raphaël
2017ASPTT Mulhouse
2018Béziers Volley
2019RC Cannes
2020cancelled due COVID-19[2]
2021ASPTT Mulhouse
2022Volero Le Cannet
2023Volero Le Cannet

Winners by club

rk.ClubTitles #Winning years
1
RC Cannes
21
(1995—1996), (1998—2015), 2019
2
Racing Club de France
15
(1946—1947), 1951, (1953—1956), (1965—1966), (1987—1992)
3
Montpellier UC
7
(1949—1950), 1952, (1957—1959), 1962
ASPTT Montpellier
7
(1970—1975), 1977
5
CSM Clamart
6
(1981—1986)
6
Paris UC
5
1945, (1967—1969), 1978
7
Tourcoing Sports
3
1961, (1963—1964)
ASU Lyon
3
1976, (1979—1980)
VBC Riom
3
(1993—1994), 1997
10
ASPTT Mulhouse
2
2017, 2021
Villa Primerose Bordeaux
2
(1941—1942)
AS Cannes
2
1943, 1948
12
Stade Français
1
1960
AS Saint-Raphaël
1
2016
Béziers Volley
1
2018
Volero Le Cannet
1
2022

See also

References

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