APOEL F.C. - Basketball and Volleyball Departments

Basketball and Volleyball Departments

APOEL has also a great history in Basketball and Volleyball.

The basketball team of APOEL won 10 Championships, 11 Cups and 10 Super Cups in his golden history and there is no doubt that APOEL is one of the biggest basketball clubs in the country. The volleyball team of APOEL won 8 championships (1 held by SEGAS, 1 by the Greek Volleyball Federation and 6 by the Cyprus Volleyball federation) and 5 Cups. Mainly, the peak years for the APOEL volleyball team were between 1980–1990. Since then some good years were being made by the team but without any title outcome.

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