2018 Women’s CEV Champions League Volley
VakifBank ISTANBUL won the 2018 Women's CEV Champions League Volley title.
2018 Women's Edition at a Glance
VakifBank ISTANBUL won the 2018 Women's CEV Champions League Volley title, defeating CSM Volei Alba BLAJ 3–0 in the championship match staged in Bucharest, Romania.
Imoco Volley CONEGLIANO finished third and Galatasaray SK ISTANBUL fourth in the final-stage classification.
Final Standings
Key Results
Performance Leaders
Gözde Kırdar · VakifBank ISTANBUL
Most Valuable Player
How the 2018 Edition Was Decided
The title was decided by the final between VakifBank ISTANBUL and CSM Volei Alba BLAJ. The 3–0 result completed a campaign that moved from the European qualifying/pool structure into the decisive knockout rounds.
The Final Four classification is kept separately from earlier pool standings so the medal and final-stage order is not confused with preliminary-round records.
Format, Field & Final Stage
The 2018 edition used qualifying rounds + pool stage + playoffs + final four. The season culminated in Bucharest, Romania.
Entry paths and early-round participation were determined through CEV's European Cups system; VolleyBond therefore treats the final-stage placement as the canonical tournament result rather than combining unrelated pool points into one league table.
What Defined the 2018 Women's Edition
EUROPEAN TITLE
VakifBank ISTANBUL finished on top
VakifBank ISTANBUL beat CSM Volei Alba BLAJ 3–0 in the title match.
FINAL STAGE
Bucharest, Romania hosted the climax
The decisive stage of the 2018 edition was completed in Bucharest, Romania.
MVP
Gözde Kırdar earned the top individual honor
CEV recognized Gözde Kırdar as the edition's Most Valuable Player.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2018
VakifBank ISTANBUL
Club
Tournament entryCSM Volei Alba BLAJ
Club
Tournament entryImoco Volley CONEGLIANO
Club
Tournament entryGalatasaray SK ISTANBUL
Club
Tournament entry2018 Women's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2018 Women's CEV Champions League Volley?
VakifBank ISTANBUL won the title, beating CSM Volei Alba BLAJ 3–0 in the final.
Where was the final stage played?
Bucharest, Romania.
How are third-place teams shown?
Imoco Volley CONEGLIANO finished third.
Who was the MVP?
Gözde Kırdar.