Asia Champs Women

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Date	R	Home v Away	-
09/06 11:00	1	Thailand Women v China Women	3-2
09/06 09:00	33	Chinese Taipei Women v Iran Women	3-0
09/06 08:00	50	^[2] Japan Women v Vietnam Women ^[2]	3-2
09/06 06:00	35	^[2] Hong Kong Women v Mongolia Women ^[2]	3-2
09/06 05:00	31	^[3] South Korea Women v Flipkens/Zanevska ^[3]	0-3
09/06 03:00	32	^[4] India Women v Australia Women ^[4]	3-2
09/05 11:00	48	^[2] Mongolia Women v Iran Women ^[1]	0-3
09/05 11:00	2	^[1] Thailand Women v Japan Women ^[2]	3-2
09/05 08:00	48	^[1] Chinese Taipei Women v Hong Kong Women ^[2]	3-0
09/05 08:00	2	^[2] Vietnam Women v China Women ^[1]	0-3
09/05 05:00	48	^[3] South Korea Women v India Women ^[4]	3-0
09/05 05:00	48	^[3] Kazakhstan Women v Australia Women ^[4]	3-2
09/05 02:00	34	^[3] Uzbekistan Women v Phillippines Women ^[2]	0-3
09/04 11:00	48	^[1] Iran Women v Hong Kong Women ^[3]	3-2
09/04 11:00	48	Thailand Women v Vietnam Women	3-1
09/04 08:00	48	^[3] Australia Women v South Korea Women ^[3]	0-3
09/04 08:00	48	^[1] Mongolia Women v Chinese Taipei Women ^[2]	0-3
09/04 05:00	48	^[3] India Women v Kazakhstan Women ^[3]	0-3
09/04 05:00	48	Japan Women v China Women	2-3
09/03 11:00	48	Iran Women v Philippines Women	3-2
09/03 11:00	48	^[2] Australia Women v Vietnam Women ^[2]	0-3
09/03 08:00	48	Mongolia Women v Uzbekistan Women	3-0
09/03 08:00	48	Thailand Women v South Korea Women	3-0
09/03 05:00	48	Japan Women v Kazakhstan Women	3-0
09/03 05:00	48	India Women v China Women	0-3
09/01 11:00	3	^[1] Thailand Women v Mongolia Women ^[3]	3-0
09/01 11:00	3	^[1] China Women v Kazakhstan Women ^[2]	3-0
09/01 08:00	3	^[2] Chinese Taipei Women v Vietnam Women ^[1]	1-3
09/01 08:00	3	^[4] Uzbekistan Women v South Korea Women ^[3]	0-3
09/01 05:00	3	^[4] Hong Kong Women v Phillippines Women ^[3]	3-0

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Wikipedia - Asian Women's Volleyball Championship

The Asian Women's Volleyball Championship is an international volleyball competition in Asia and Oceania contested by the senior women's national teams of the members of Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC), the sport's continent governing body. The initial gap between championships was four years, but since 1987 they have been awarded every two years. The current champion is Thailand, which won its third title in 2023.

The 21 Asian Championship tournaments have been won by three national teams. China have won thirteen times. The other Asian Championship winners are Japan, with five titles; and Thailand with three titles.

The 2021 edition was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. The 2023 edition was held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. Starting in 2026, the tournaments will now be held every even year, conforming to the 2025–28 Volleyball Calendar of the FIVB.

The "Asia Champs Women" is a premier volleyball tournament showcasing the top female volleyball teams from across Asia. This highly anticipated event brings together elite athletes from various nations to compete at the highest level, demonstrating exceptional skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Held annually, the tournament features intense matches across multiple days, culminating in a thrilling final to crown the best women's volleyball team in Asia. Fans can expect exciting rallies, strategic plays, and a vibrant atmosphere as teams vie for continental supremacy. The "Asia Champs Women" not only highlights the incredible talent of Asian women volleyball players but also promotes unity and sports development across the continent.