Cuba Women

Leagues Played: PAN AM Cup Women 40 World GP Group 3 Women 12 NORCECA Champs Women 12 Olympics Qualification Women 11 Central American and Caribbean Games Women 10 World Champs Women 10 World GP Group 2 Women 9 NORCECA Final Six Women 7 Pan American Games Women 5 International Games Women 4
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: Cuba U23 Cuba U23 Women Cuba U20 Women Cuba U21 Cuba Cuba U19 Cuba U18 Women Cuba U21 Women

Pan American Games Women	10/26 13:00	32	^[3] Puerto Rico Women v Cuba Women ^[4]	L	3-0
Pan American Games Women	10/25 16:30	48	^[4] Cuba Women v Chile Women ^[3]	L	0-3
Pan American Games Women	10/23 16:30	3	^[2] Argentina Women v Cuba Women ^[4]	L	3-0
Pan American Games Women	10/22 13:30	2	^[3] Puerto Rico Women v Cuba Women ^[4]	L	3-0
Pan American Games Women	10/21 13:30	1	Brazil Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
NORCECA Champs Women	09/03 19:00	-	Cuba Women v Canada Women	L	1-3
NORCECA Champs Women	09/02 21:30	-	USA Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
NORCECA Champs Women	09/01 21:00	-	Puerto Rico Women v Cuba Women	W	0-3
NORCECA Champs Women	08/31 17:30	-	Cuba Women v Costa Rica Women	W	3-0
NORCECA Champs Women	08/30 17:30	-	Cuba Women v USA Women	L	0-3
NORCECA Champs Women	08/29 21:00	-	Dominican Republic Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/26 21:00	-	Mexico Women v Cuba Women	W	1-3
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/26 00:00	-	Dominican Republic Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/25 12:00	-	Canada Women v Cuba Women	L	3-2
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/24 21:00	-	Mexico Women v Cuba Women	W	1-3
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/24 15:00	-	USA Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/22 18:00	-	Canada Women v Cuba Women	W	~~1-2~~
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/21 23:00	-	Cuba Women v Dominican Republic Women	L	2-3
NORCECA Final Six Women	08/20 19:00	-	Cuba Women v Puerto Rico Women	W	3-0
Central American and Caribbean Games Women	07/08 19:30	50	^[2] Cuba Women v Colombia Women ^[1]	W	3-0
Central American and Caribbean Games Women	07/07 23:00	2	^[1] Dominican Republic Women v Cuba Women ^[2]	L	3-0
Central American and Caribbean Games Women	07/06 16:30	1	^[2] Cuba Women v Trinidad & Tobago Women ^[4]	W	3-0
Central American and Caribbean Games Women	07/06 02:00	1	^[2] El Salvador Women v Cuba Women ^[3]	W	0-3
Central American and Caribbean Games Women	07/04 23:00	1	Colombia Women v Cuba Women	L	3-1
International Games Women	06/18 00:00	-	Argentina Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
International Games Women	06/15 23:30	-	Argentina Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
International Games Women	06/13 23:30	-	Argentina Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
International Games Women	06/10 23:30	-	Argentina Women v Cuba Women	W	1-3
PAN AM Cup Women	09/10 21:00	-	Puerto Rico Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0
PAN AM Cup Women	09/09 23:00	-	Dominican Republic Women v Cuba Women	L	3-0

Wikipedia - Cuba women's national volleyball team

The Cuba women's national volleyball team was the first team to break the USSR's and Japan's domination in the world women's volleyball by winning the 1978 World Women's Volleyball Championship.

Cuba women's national volleyball team dominated the world in the last decade of the 20th century (1991–2000), winning eight times in row as FIVB World Champions in straight (6th World Cup in 1991, Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992, 12th World Championship in 1994, 7th World Cup in 1995, Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, 13th World Championship in 1998, 8th World Cup in 1999, Sydney Olympic Games in 2000).

The team's nickname was Las Espectaculares Morenas del Caribe ("The Spectacular Caribbean Girls" in English).

The Cuba Women's Volleyball Team is a highly skilled and competitive team that has made a name for themselves in the international volleyball scene. They are known for their exceptional athleticism, speed, and agility on the court, as well as their strong teamwork and communication skills. The team is made up of talented players who are dedicated to their sport and have a passion for representing their country on the world stage. With a history of success in major tournaments, the Cuba Women's Volleyball Team is a force to be reckoned with and a true inspiration to volleyball fans around the world.