FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Cup host cities revealed

Volleyball governing body, FIVB has revealed the American host cities and venues for the 2027 FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Cup, the sport’s flagship international tournament.The United States and Canada were announced as host nations in September 2025. Anaheim, California (Honda Center), Omaha, Nebraska (CHI Health Center Arena), and Orlando, Florida (Kia Center) will be among the host cities for the 32-nation tournament.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAn announcement on the Canadian host cities will follow later.Host cities and venues were selected based on passionate fan bases, world-class venues with seating capacities worthy of a World Cup, strong government and local partner support to ensure exceptional experiences, and markets that can attract new fans and accelerate volleyball’s growth across North America.The Women’s Volleyball World Cup will run between 20 August to 5 September 2027. Omaha and Orlando will host Pool Play and round-of-16 matches. The Honda Center in Anaheim will host the quarters, semis, and finals in 2027, and then serve as the host venue for the men’s and women’s indoor volleyball competition for the LA28 Games.Agnes Ngetich smashes women-only half marathon world record in CopenhagenEach city brings unique attributes and experiences designed to make this first-ever Women’s Volleyball World Cup a spectacle beyond anything the sport has seen before.National women's team Malkia Strikers are set to represent Africa in the competition, alongside African champions Egypt and bronze medalists Cameroon, marking the nation's seventh appearance since debuting in 1991.Malkia's best finish at the global competition in the last six appearances came in 2015, when they ranked 10th after securing victories against both Algeria and South American powerhouse Peru.##NAJAVA_MECA_9969742##

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