The Germany (W) National Volleyball Team is the women’s national team that represents Germany in international volleyball. It is governed by the German Volleyball Association (DVV), the body responsible for volleyball in the country. The team competes in major events such as the FIVB Volleyball Nations League, World Championships, and European Championships.
Germany’s women’s team first played in official competitions decades ago and has taken part in global volleyball over many years. The squad faces top nations from Europe and around the world, including teams like the USA, Italy and Brazil in competitions like the Nations League. The team’s world ranking has varied, and it continues to work on gaining consistency against strong opponents.
Players are selected from the best German clubs and sometimes from overseas leagues. The team includes setters, outside hitters, middles, opposites and liberos. Together they train to blend tactical discipline with powerful attacks and solid defence. Volleyball remains popular in Germany, and the women’s national team helps promote the sport for fans of all ages.
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Current Tournaments
Currently, Germany (W) is competing in the following tournaments: Nations League, Women; European Volleyball Championship, women.
Last Match
The team’s last game took place on 03 September 2026 against Turkey (W) in the European Volleyball Championship, women tournament. The match Germany (W) - Turkey (W) ended with a score of 1:3.
Last 10 Matches Statistics
In the last 10 official matches, the team has secured 4 victories and suffered 6 defeats.
During this period, the team’s average number of sets won is 1.4, while the average of sets lost is 2.1. Germany (W)'s average points per game is 78.1, with an average of 77.9 points conceded, and the total average points per game is 156. At home, the average number of sets won is 0.5, and lost is 3. On the road, the average sets won is 2, while the average sets lost is 1.5.