• Source: Verona Volley

Rana Verona is a professional volleyball team based in Verona, Italy. The club plays in Serie A1 of the Italian Volleyball League.




History


The company API Volleyball Verona Ltd. was founded in June 2001 when two prominent volleyball companies in Verona, API Volleyball and Volleyball Verona Isola della Scala, merged. The then club team Volleyball Verona that played in Serie B1 won the championship and received promotion to Serie A2. The following season 2002, the team played with a new name AESSSE VRB Verona. They finished 3rd in the regular season.
In 2003 the club received a short noticed offer to play in Serie A1 when Volley Parma withdrew from the competition. The club accepted the offer despite having little time to prepare. This was the club's appearance debut in Serie A1. The club was then relegated back to A2 for the next season.
In 2004 the club went on to win the A2 championship without defeats. They were promoted again to A1. They also secured a five-year sponsorship with company MARMI LANZA. The team's performance were positive in the next two seasons. The team were relegated to A2 in 2007 but quickly regained promotion to play in A1 for the 2008 season. Since then the team has been playing in Serie A1. The club changed its name in 2014 to Calzedonia Verona when Calzedonia Group acquired the title sponsorship rights.
With the change of sponsor, the club used WithU Volley Verona for Season 2022–2023.
Starting from the season 2023–2024, the club will be called Rana Verona, as the club signed a multi year sponsorship contract with Verona's company Giovanni Rana




Team


Team roster – season 2023/2024




Former names


Calzedonia Verona 2017/2018
Blu Volley Verona




Achievements


CEV Challenge Cup
2016
Italian Championship Serie A2
2004
2008
Italian Cup Serie A2
2004, 2008




Kit manufacturer


The table below shows the history of kit providers for the Verona team.




= Sponsorship

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Primary sponsors include: main sponsors like Calzedonia other sponsors: Petas, UnipolSai, Corsini Cancelleria, AGSM Verona, La Fortezza, Enoteca zero7, STAServizi and 30 different companies.




References






External links


Official website
LegaVolley squad
Team profile at Volleybox.net

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Paul Pogba
• Mohammad Javad Manavinejad
• Kejuaraan Dunia Bola Voli Putri FIVB 2014
• Verona Volley
• Noumory Keita
• Verona
• Rok Možič
• Aleks Grozdanov
• 2021–22 SuperLega
• Jennings Franciskovic
• Stephen Maar
• Lorenzo Bernardi
• Thomas Jaeschke