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Japan V-Premier 03/17 03:00 1 Suntory Sunbirds v Voreas Hokkaido L 3-0
Japan V-Premier 03/16 05:00 1 Suntory Sunbirds v Voreas Hokkaido L 3-0
Japan V-Premier 03/10 05:30 1 [9] Voreas Hokkaido v Panasonic Panthers [1] L 0-3
Japan V-Premier 03/09 05:30 1 [9] Voreas Hokkaido v Panasonic Panthers [1] L 0-3
Japan V-Premier 03/03 04:00 1 [10] VC Nagano Tridents v Voreas Hokkaido [9] L 3-1
Japan V-Premier 03/02 05:00 1 VC Nagano Tridents v Voreas Hokkaido W 0-3
Japan V-Premier 02/25 05:30 1 [9] Voreas Hokkaido v Wolfdogs Nagoya [3] L 1-3
Japan V-Premier 02/24 05:30 1 [9] Voreas Hokkaido v Wolfdogs Nagoya [3] L 1-3
Japan V-Premier 02/18 03:00 1 JTEKT Stings v Voreas Hokkaido L 3-0
Japan V-Premier 02/17 04:00 1 JTEKT Stings v Voreas Hokkaido L 3-0
Japan V-Premier 02/11 05:30 1 Voreas Hokkaido v Osaka Sakai Blazers L 2-3
Japan V-Premier 02/10 05:40 1 Voreas Hokkaido v Osaka Sakai Blazers L 0-3

Wikipedia - Voreas Hokkaido

Voreas Hokkaido is a men's volleyball club in Japan. It currently plays in V.League Division 2. This clus is located in Asahikawa city, Hokkaido.

History

Voreas Hokkaido was established in October, 2016. It's Japan's first profesional volleyball club.

The club joined V.League on July 1 2017. Later, the club won the first title of 2017–18 Season of V·Challenge League II.

After the new born V.League, it participated in V.League Division 3 for 2018–19 Season. Voreas Hokkaido managed to win the title and promoted to Division 2 for next season.

Voreas Hokkaido took 2nd place of 2019–20 Season and supposed to take part in V.Challenge match that could be promoted to Division 1 if it won the match. However, the V.Challenge match was suspended due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Voreas Hokkaido won the title of 2021–22 Season V.League Division 2 Men's for the first time. But it failed to promote to Division 1 as they lost the V.Challenge matach against VC Nagano Tridents.

Voreas Hokkaido won the 1st place of the 2022-23 season in the V.League Division 2 Men's for the second year in a row with 22 wins and only 2 losses. After winning the V.Challenge match against Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler, Voreas Hokkaido promoted to Division 1 for the first time for 2023-24 season.

President Kenshiro Ikeda held a press conference on May 29, 2003. In the conference, he expressed the willingness of Voreas Hokkaido that to join the new S-V League which is expected to start its inaugural season in 2024. They have prepared a series of action plan in order to achieve the goal.

Voreas Hokkaido is a professional volleyball team based in Hokkaido, Japan. The team was founded in 2018 and has quickly become a formidable force in the Japanese Volleyball League. The team is known for its strong defense and powerful offense, which has led them to numerous victories in their short history.

The team's name, Voreas, is derived from the Greek word for "north wind," which reflects the team's location in the northernmost island of Japan. The team's logo features a stylized snowflake, which further emphasizes their connection to the cold and snowy climate of Hokkaido.

Voreas Hokkaido is made up of a diverse group of players from Japan and around the world. The team's roster includes talented athletes from Brazil, the United States, and Canada, among other countries. The team's head coach, Takashi Nakamura, is a respected figure in the world of volleyball and has led the team to many victories.

Voreas Hokkaido's home court is the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center, which has a seating capacity of over 10,000 spectators. The team's matches are known for their high energy and enthusiastic fans, who come out in droves to support their favorite players.

Overall, Voreas Hokkaido is a dynamic and exciting volleyball team that is sure to continue making waves in the Japanese Volleyball League and beyond.