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DVV Cup 2025/26: Round of 16 draw live in Düsseldorf!
The draw for the DVV Cup round of 16 will take place live in Düsseldorf on July 28, 2025. Find out more about this!
DVV Cup 2025/26: Round of 16 draw live in Düsseldorf!
An exciting event is just around the corner: the draw for the round of 16 matches DVV Cup for the 2025/26 season will take place on July 28th at 7:00 p.m. in the SPONTENT studio in Düsseldorf. As sportnews-hildesheim.de reports, the event will be broadcast live on the YouTube channel Dyn Volleyball, moderated by volleyball expert Janni Schick. The lottery fairies Louisa Lippmann and Linda Bock, who are both active in the national beach volleyball team, provide additional excitement.
There is great anticipation for the draw, with the focus clearly on reaching the final, which will take place on February 28, 2026 in the SAP Arena Mannheim. The focus is primarily on the defending champions: the BERLIN RECYCLING Volleys for men and Dresdner SC for women. A total of 16 starting places are available for the round of 16. The ten best-placed teams from last season qualify directly.
Round of 16 qualification and dates
But there are also exciting rollercoaster rides to go through: two promoted teams, SV Warnemünde and the Barock Volleys MTV Ludwigsburg, as well as the two last-placed teams, ASV Dachau and VC Bitterfeld-Wolfen, are fighting for the last two places in a qualifying round. The draw for these qualifying games is tough: Ludwigsburg meets Dachau and Warnemünde meets VC Bitterfeld-Wolfen. Match dates are yet to be announced, with the men's round of 16 matches already scheduled for November 8th and 9th, 2025. The quarter-finals will follow on November 25th and 26th, while the semi-finals will take place on December 16th and 17th.
A little look back at the past season makes you want more: The BERLIN RECYCLING Volleys were able to celebrate their cup title in 2025 when they defeated the SWD powervolleys Düren 3-2 in the final in front of 10,267 spectators. This was the eighth cup victory for the Berliners, and the third in a row under coach Joel Banks. The great success was largely determined by players like Jake Hanes, who was voted “Player of the Match”.
The German Volleyball Association
He takes care of things in the background German Volleyball Association (DVV) for the necessary structure and organization of the competitions. Founded in Kassel in 1955 and now based in Frankfurt am Main, the club looks after the national teams, runs the DVV Cup and promotes volleyball in Germany. The President of the DVV, Markus Dieckmann, and his board team, which includes vice presidents such as Julius Brink and Matthias Hach, ensure that everything runs smoothly.
With 410,120 members and 6,271 clubs, the DVV is a central point of contact for all volleyball enthusiasts and plays an essential role in the development of sports at various levels, including beach and snow volleyball. Amateur and youth work is also not neglected, with special committees dedicated to supporting recreational athletes and young talent.
So it remains exciting to see how the teams will prepare for the upcoming cup fight and what surprises the draw on July 28th will bring for the volleyball scene! Get ready for exciting games and thrilling moments in German volleyball!