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Head Coach
  
Giannis Melkas

Home
  
Away

League
  
A2 Ethniki

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Full name
  
Aris Thessaloniki Volleyball Club

Ground
  
Nick Galis Hall (capacity: 5,138) Mikra National Gym (capacity: 1,543)

Chairman
  
Konstantinos Gavrielides

Arena/Stadium
  
Alexandreio Melathron Nick Galis Hall

Aris Thessaloniki Volleyball Club is the professional volleyball team of A.S. Aris Thessaloniki, the major multi-sport club of Thessaloniki, Greece. Aris VC participates in the A1 Division and it is one of the most historical teams of the whole club and of the most stable values of the Greek volleyball, inside and outside its borders.

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History

Aris was the first team to end Olympiacos and Panathinaikos domination of the sport, conquering the Greek Championship in 1997. Aris' roster, that period, was the strongest the club ever had, as it included top scorers Ganev, Konstantinov and some of the most capable Greek players then available: Alexandropoulos, Papakosmas, Melkas, Mitroudis, Chatziantoniou etc.

The club has to demonstrate a very decent and respectful presence in the Greek Cup as well, having reached the final six times. The fact that they had to play all the finals against the season's champions (Olympiacos 5 times and Iraklis 1 time), prevented Aris from winning even one of them. However, they managed to win the Super Cup in 1997. The following season they participated in the Champions League, with a remarkable presence and especially an unforgettable 3-0 road win against European champion Modena.

Honours

  • 1 Greek championship: 1996-97
  • 1 Greek Super Cup: 1997
  • 6 times finalists of Greek Cup: 1989, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2002
  • 2 times in F4 of CEV Cup: 1993 (4th place), 1995 (4th place)
  • Current men's volleyball squad

    Season 2016–2017

    Sponsorships

  • Official Sponsor: Joker, Euromedica
  • Official Broadcaster: Nova Sports
  • References

    Aris Volleyball Club Wikipedia