While the fans of the sport enjoyed a high-class Sitting Volleyball action at the Women’s Champions Cup last weekend in Pisa, the EuroLeague Men is reaching its climax this upcoming end of the week in France.

After holding two Silver EuroLeague Men tournaments in February, all eyes are now on the deciding tournament - the Golden EuroLeague Men that is due to take place in St. Jean de Moirans, a picturesque town, located quite close to the Alps, near Grenoble, which is known as the "Capital of the Alps”.

However, from April 4 to 6, St Jean de Moirans won’t be calling the attention of skilled skiers, but of all the fans of Sitting Volleyball, as some of the top club teams are gathering in a battle for the crown in this PVE’s competition.

The stakes are high, as the 1st placed team will be declared PVE Men’s EuroLeague Champion and is guaranteed a place in the 2025-2026 PVE Champions Cup.

The hosts of Pays Voironnais Volley - PVV (FRA) are already welcoming their opponents in the competition - KSO Smec (SRB), KSO Spid Sarajevo (BIH), Kyiv Ukraine VC (UKR), OKI Banja Luka-Beograd (SRB).

KSO Spid Sarajevo and Kyiv Ukraine VC already took part in this year’s Silver EuroLeague, finishing first and second, respectively, in Pool A.

The Bosnians might be considered one of the favourites to win the Golden EuroLeague, as they have a wide experience facing the strongest teams of the continent - in 2023-2024, they even played in ParaVolley Europe’s flagship club competition - the Champions Cup Men, when they made it to the final where they met powerhouse OKI Fantomi, but lost 1-3.

Kyiv Ukraine, who missed last year’s competition, are back in 2024-2025, and have been proving themselves as a team to be always considered ready to fight for each point, showing their full potential.

KSO Smec, OKI Banja Luka-Beograd and hosts Pays Voironnais Volley all took part in this year’s Silver EuroeLeague Pool B.

OKI Banja Luka-Beograd and KSO Smec finished on first and second place, respectively, booking their tickets to the final stage.

The French, however, ended up on last place, but, as hosts, had already secured their spot at the Golden tournament. In the last seasons, PVV have been slowly but steadily showing their will to keep on developing, and are ready to deliver a surprise in front of home crowds.

Make sure to tune in and follow the action!

The schedule of matches, results, standings, photos, and videos will be posted on the competition specific webpage: https://tournaments.paravolley.eu/elm25-g