DateRHome v Away-
11/30 04:00 - Toyota Motor Sun Hawks v Hyogo Delfino 3-0
11/24 04:00 - Toyota Motor Sun Hawks v Viatine Mie 3-0
11/24 02:00 - Metropolitan Police v Voreas Hokkaido 1-3
11/23 06:00 - Tsukuba United v Voreas Hokkaido 0-3
11/23 04:00 - Toyota Motor Sun Hawks v Tokyo Verdy 3-1
11/23 02:00 - Saitama Azalea v Hyogo Delfino 3-0
11/17 05:30 - Toyota Motor Sun Hawks v Kinen Trinity Blitz 3-1
11/17 05:00 - Saitama Azalea v Tsukuba United 3-0
11/17 03:00 - Hyogo Delfino v Nagano GaRons 3-1
11/17 03:00 - Daido Steel Red Star v Metropolitan Police 3-0
11/16 04:00 - Daido Steel Red Star v Saitama Azalea 2-3
03/17 06:00 - Metropolitan Police v Saitama Azalea 3-2
03/10 06:00 - Tsukuba United v Nagano GaRons 3-1
03/10 04:00 - Metropolitan Police v Kinen Trinity Blitz 3-1
03/10 02:00 - Toyota Motor Sun Hawks v Tokyo Verdy 3-0
03/10 02:00 - Fujitsu Kawasaki Red Spirit v Daido Steel Red Star 3-0
03/09 06:00 - Tsukuba United v Toyota Motor Sun Hawks 0-3
03/09 04:00 - Saitama Azalea v Tokyo Verdy 3-1
03/09 02:00 - Metropolitan Police v Daido Steel Red Star 2-3
03/09 02:00 - Fujitsu Kawasaki Red Spirit v Nagano GaRons 3-0
03/03 06:00 - Fujitsu Kawasaki v Daido Steel Red Star 3-2
03/03 04:00 - Metropolitan Police v Nagano GaRons 3-0
03/03 02:00 - Saitama Azalea v Tokyo Verdy 3-1
03/02 06:00 - Fujitsu Kawasaki Red Spirit v Toyota Motor Sun Hawks 3-0
03/02 04:00 - Daido Steel Red Star v Tokyo Verdy 3-1
03/02 02:00 - Metropolitan Police v Tsukuba United 3-1
02/24 05:00 - Tokyo Verdy v Fujitsu Kawasaki Red Spirit 0-3
02/24 03:00 - Metropolitan Police v Toyota SunHawks 3-2
02/23 06:00 - Tokyo Verdy v Tsukuba United 1-3
02/23 04:00 - Fujitsu Kawasaki Red Spirit v Metropolitan Police 3-2

Wikipedia - V.Challenge League

V.League Division 2 (V2) and V.League Division 3 (V3) are the second- and third-level volleyball leagues for both men and women in Japan. For women tournament, was only held in Division 2

History

The league started in 1998 as V1 League. In 2006 the name of V1.League was changed in the V.Challenge League. The Champion and runner-up team could play the replacement game with lower place teams of V.premier League.

On 2 February 2014 Japan Volleyball League Organization announced that:

  1. V.Challenge League will be divided into V.Challenge League 1 and V.Challenge League 2 from next season.
  2. V.Challenge League 1 include higher 8 teams in the 2014–15 season.
  3. V.Challenge League 2 include lower teams in the 2014–15 season.
  4. Associate teams of JVL will play in the V.Challenge League 2.
  5. Bottom team of V.Challenge League 1 and top team of V.Challenge League 2 will compete a Promotion and relegation match except associate teams.

In 2018–2019 season, V.League (Japan) was reorganized and renamed with V.League Division 2 replacing V.Challenge League 1 and V.League Division 3 replacing V.Challenge League 2.

The "Japan V Challenge League 1" is an exciting and highly competitive volleyball tournament held in Japan. It showcases some of the best volleyball talent in the country, providing a platform for teams to compete and showcase their skills.

The tournament features a series of intense matches between various professional volleyball teams from different regions of Japan. These teams consist of highly skilled athletes who have honed their abilities through rigorous training and experience.

The Japan V Challenge League 1 is known for its fast-paced and dynamic gameplay, with teams employing strategic tactics and displaying exceptional teamwork. The matches are filled with thrilling rallies, powerful spikes, precise serves, and impressive blocks, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats.

The tournament not only serves as a platform for teams to compete for the championship title but also as a stepping stone for players to showcase their abilities and potentially be scouted for higher-level leagues or national teams.

The Japan V Challenge League 1 attracts a large and passionate fan base, with spectators filling the stadiums to cheer for their favorite teams. The atmosphere is electric, with fans waving flags, chanting team slogans, and creating an energetic ambiance that adds to the excitement of the matches.

In addition to the thrilling on-court action, the tournament also provides an opportunity for fans to immerse themselves in the vibrant volleyball culture of Japan. They can explore the various food stalls, merchandise booths, and interactive activities available at the venue, creating a festive and enjoyable experience for all attendees.

Overall, the Japan V Challenge League 1 is a must-see event for volleyball enthusiasts and sports fans alike. It showcases the best of Japanese volleyball talent, offering a thrilling and unforgettable experience for both players and spectators.