Salonpas Cup

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The Salonpas Cup (sometimes called Torneio Internacional de Vôlei Feminino or Women's Volleyball International Cup) is an international women's volleyball club competition held annually in Brazil. Created by DeBrito Propaganda for Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical, the tournament features clubs from several countries. It is supported by the Brazilian Volleyball Confederation[1] and recognized by FIVB (Fédération Internationale de Volleyball).[2] The competition is named after Salonpas, a product made by the Japanese company Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Co. Inc, which is the tournament's sponsor.[1]

In 2008, the six participating clubs played against each other once. The four best placed teams qualified to the semifinals, where the first placed team played against the fourth placed team and the second placed team played against the third placed team. The winners played the final, while the losers competed in a third-place playoff.[3]

Participating teams

Below is a list of the participating teams, year by year:[4]

2001 edition

2002 edition

2003 edition

  • Hisamitsu Springs (Japan)
  • Sucre Team (Bolivia)
  • Boricuas Club Team (Puerto Rico)
  • Dames Volley Avo Melsle (Belgium)

2004 edition

  • Club de Regatas Lima (Peru)
  • Habana Club (Cuba)
  • USC-Munster (Germany)

2005 edition

  • All Stars Belgian (Belgium)
  • Habana Club (Cuba)
  • Club Proyecto Nacional (Dominican Republic)

2006 edition

2007 edition

2008 edition

List of champions

Salonpas Cup
Year Host Champions Score Runners-up
2001 Salvador, Brazil Brazil
BCN/Osasco
- Italy
Club Italia Ravena
2002 Fortaleza, Brazil Brazil
BCN/Osasco
32 Brazil
MRV/Minas
2003 João Pessoa, Brazil
Natal, Brazil
Recife, Brazil
Brazil
Blue Life/Pinheiros
32 Brazil
ACF/Campos
2004 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Rexona/Ades
30 Brazil
Finasa/Osasco
2005 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Finasa/Osasco
30 Brazil
Rexona-Ades
2006 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Rexona/Ades
30 Brazil
Finasa/Osasco
2007 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Rexona/Ades
31 Brazil
Finasa/Osasco
2008 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Finasa/Osasco
32 Brazil
Rexona-Ades
2009 Not held

Titles by team

Club Country Titles
BCN/Osasco (now
Molico Nestlé Osasco)
Brazil 4
Rexona/Ades (now
Unilever)
Brazil 3
Blue Life/Pinheiros Brazil 1

Titles by country

References

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