'2026 KVA V3 Division League' University Student Supporters Launch Ceremony Held

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As the '2026 Korea Volleyball Association (KVA) V3 Division League', which is expanding the base of recreational volleyball in South Korea, reaches the halfway point of its season and intensifies the race for rankings, a team of young student supporters has officially launched to convey the vibrant atmosphere of the league.

The KVA announced on the 1st that it held the '2026 KVA V3 Division League University Student Supporters Launch Ceremony' on August 31, presented appointment certificates to the 10th selected supporters, and marked the beginning of active new media promotion activities.

This group of student supporters was established to uncover stories from the Division League held across 14 regions nationwide through the fresh and trendy perspectives unique to university students, while maximizing online buzz.

The supporters will be active for approximately four months from September until the end of the season, planning and producing diverse SNS content including game highlight short-form videos, in-depth interviews with players and coaches, and on-site sketches. The KVA plans to actively support youth capability development by providing participating university students with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in sports content planning and field reporting.

Hosted by the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee and organized by the Korea Volleyball Association and regional volleyball associations, the '2026 KVA V3 Division League' has expanded to include university teams this year following elementary, middle, and high school leagues, making it the largest-scale event in history with participation from all age groups from youth to university students.

As of late August, 1st and 2nd round matches are proceeding smoothly according to local schedules across 14 regions nationwide: Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon, Daejeon, Sejong, Gwangju, Busan, Jeju, and others. Notably, in the Busan region, the regular league has concluded, and the outlines of regional champions are gradually emerging. The final winning teams from each regional league will advance to the 'V3 Division League Championship' scheduled for December this year, where they will compete for the ultimate champion title of the season.

A Korea Volleyball Association official stated, "With the launch ceremony as a starting point, we expect the intense passion on the court to be conveyed more vividly and approachably in online spaces." The official added, "We ask fans for their continued interest and support not only during the fierce battles of the regular league but also for the championship event to be held in December."

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