2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's | |
League: | V.League Division 1 |
Sport: | Volleyball |
Duration: | October 26, 2019 – February 29, 2020 |
No Of Teams: | 10 |
No Of Games: | 135 (Regular round) 4 (Final stage) |
Attendance: | 216,564 |
Season: | 2019–2020 |
Season Champs: | JTEKT Stings |
Mvp: | Yuji Nishida |
Top Scorer: | Yuji Nishida |
Finals Runner-Up: | Panasonic Panthers |
Seasonslistnames: | Men's V.League Division 1 |
Prevseason Year: | 2018–19 |
Nextseason Year: | 2020–21 |
The Volleyball 2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's was the 26th tournament of the V.League and the highest level men's tournament in Japan, which was held from October 26, 2019 – February 29, 2020.[1]
style=background:navy colspan=8 | 2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's Personnel | ||||||
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Club | Head Coach | Captain | Province/City | Colors | Main Sponsor | ||
Suntory Sunbirds | Masaji Ogino | Kentaro Hoshiya | Minoh, Osaka | align=center | Suntory | ||
Panasonic Panthers | Mauricio Paes | Hideomi Fukatsu | Hirakata, Osaka | align=center | Panasonic | ||
Wolf Dogs Nagoya | Tommi Tiilikainen | Koichiro Koga | Inazawa | align=center | Toyoda Machine Works | ||
JTEKT Stings | Shinji Takahashi | Ryuta Homma | Kariya, Aichi | align=center | JTEKT | ||
Toray Arrows | Shinoda Ayumu | Hidetomo Hoshino | Mishima, Shizuoka | align=center | Toray Industries | ||
JT Thunders | Tine Sattler | Shohei Yamamoto | Hiroshima, Hiroshima | align=center | Japan Tobacco | ||
Osaka Blazers Sakai | Gordon Mayforth | Sakai, Osaka | align=center | Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal | |||
FC Tokyo | Koichiro Shimbo | Yuma Nagatomo | Sumida, Tokyo | align=center | Tokyo Gas | ||
Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Takashi Ogawa | Kouki Komeda | Oita, Oita | align=center | The Oita Bank Ltd. | ||
VC Nagano Tridents | Ahmad Masajedi | Tsubasa Osada | Takamori, Nagano | align=center | Jermo Corporation Ltd. |
The total number of foreign players is restricted to one per club. Player from Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) nations are exempt from these restrictions.
style=background:purple colspan=3 | The list of 2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's Foreign Players | ||
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Club | Player | From AVC | |
Suntory Sunbirds | Dmitry Muserskiy (CEV) | Ji Daoshuai | |
Panasonic Panthers | Michał Kubiak (CEV) | Hung-Min Liu | |
Wolf Dogs Nagoya | Mitja Gasparini (CEV) | Hong-Jie Liu | |
JTEKT Stings | Matey Kaziyski (CEV) | Rao Shuhan | |
Toray Arrows | Antonin Rouzier (CEV) | Aung Thu | |
JT Thunders | Chien-Chen Chen Thomas Edgar | ||
Osaka Blazers Sakai | Maurice Torres (NORCECA) | ||
FC Tokyo | Petar Premović (CEV) | ||
VC Nagano Tridents | Patryk Strzeżek (CEV) | ||
Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Yakan Guma (CAVB) | Bryan Bagunas |
The list of withdrawn and retired players that officially announced the withdrawal or retirement since April 2019 to February 2020.[18]
The list of withdrawn and retired players in the 2019–20 season | ||||
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Date | Player | 2019–20 Club | Note | |
7 May 2019 | Yuta Abe | Toray Arrows | Retired from being Player-coach. Transferred to full time coach assistant. | [19] [20] |
31 May 2019 | Tatsuya Yoneyama | Suntory Sunbirds | Retired | [21] [22] |
31 May 2019 | HIdeaki Okamoto | Wolf Dogs Nagoya | Retired | |
Masayuki Ikeda | Panasonic Panthers | Retired | [23] | |
Shinichi Seino | JTEKT Stings | Retired | [24] | |
Kosuke Matsubara | JTEKT Stings | Retired | ||
Shohei Nose | FC Tokyo | Withdrew, due to the injury | [25] | |
19 July 2019 | Naoto Tomita | FC Tokyo | Withdrew, due to the injury | [26] |
13 September 2019 | FC Tokyo | Withdrew, due to the injury | [27] [28] | |
2 December 2019 | Hiroki Fujita | Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Withdrew | [29] |
6 January 2020 | Tomoya Tsujiguchi | Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Withdrew | [30] |
20 February 2020 | Tomoya Tsujiguchi | Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Retired | [31] |
20 February 2020 | Hiroki Fujita | Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Retired | |
An informal player is a trainee who came in the team and has not registered as V.League player yet. Mostly, the player still is in the last year of university or high school.
The list of Japanese informal players in the 2019–20 season | |||
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Club | Player | University / High school | |
Suntory Sunbirds | Hiroki Nishida | Hosei University | [32] |
Suntory Sunbirds | Yuito Takahashi | University of Tsukuba | |
Suntory Sunbirds | Tatsuki Kashiwada | Senshu University | |
Toray Arrows | Shoma Tomita | Chuo University | |
Toray Arrows | Hiroki Ozawa | University of Tsukuba | |
Toray Arrows | Takumi Yamaguchi | University of Tsukuba | |
Osaka Blazers Sakai | Tomohiro Horie | Waseda University | |
FC Tokyo | Tetsuya Muto | Waseda University | [33] |
FC Tokyo | Koga Matsuda | Fukuoka University | |
VC Nagano Tridents | Ryusuke Nakamura | Juntendo University | [34] |
VC Nagano Tridents | Tatsuki Ito | Tokai University | |
VC Nagano Tridents | Yudai Kawahigashi | Nippon Sport Science University | |
VC Nagano Tridents | Taihei Hazama | University of Toyama | |
VC Nagano Tridents | Masaya Kado | Juntendo University | |
See main article: article and 2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's squads.
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Shimabara | Nagoya | Matsumoto | |||
Shimabara Reconstruction Arena | Takeda Teva Ocean Arena | Matsumoto City Gymnasium | |||
Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler JT Thunders Toray Arrows Osaka Blazers Sakai | Wolf Dogs Nagoya Suntory Sunbirds JTEKT Stings FC Tokyo | VC Nagano Tridents Panasonic Panthers |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Fukuyama | Fukui | Tajimi | |||
Fukui Prefectural Gymnasium | |||||
JT Thunders FC Tokyo Suntory Sunbirds Osaka Blazers Sakai | Panasonic Panthers Toray Arrows Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler VC Nagano Tridents | Wolf Dogs Nagoya JTEKT Stings |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Kitakyushu | Sumida | Ehime | |||
Kitakyushu City General Gymnasium | Sumida City Gymnasium | Ehime Prefecture Budokan | |||
Osaka Blazers Sakai Wolf Dogs Nagoya JT Thunders JTEKT Stings | FC Tokyo Panasonic Panthers Suntory Sunbirds VC Nagano Tridents | Toray Arrows Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Kariya | Sakai | Ōta | |||
Wing Arena Kariya | Sakai City Kanaoka Park Gymnasium | Ota City General Gymnasium | |||
Wolf Dogs Nagoya VC Nagano Tridents JTEKT Stings Panasonic Panthers | Osaka Blazers Sakai JT Thunders | Suntory Sunbirds Toray Arrows FC Tokyo Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Kure | Ina | Komaki | |||
Kure City General Gymnasium | ELECOM Logitech Arena | Park Arena Komaki | |||
JT Thunders FC Tokyo Toray Arrows JTEKT Stings | VC Nagano Tridents Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Wolf Dogs Nagoya Osaka Blazers Sakai Panasonic Panthers Suntory Sunbirds |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Matsumoto | Wakayama | Tokyo | |||
Matsumoto City Gymnasium | Wakayama Big Whale | Komazawa Gymnasium | |||
JTEKT Stings Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler VC Nagano Tridents JT Thunders | Osaka Blazers Sakai Suntory Sunbirds | FC Tokyo Panasonic Panthers Toray Arrows Wolf Dogs Nagoya |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Beppu | Tokushima | Hirakata | |||
Beppu B-con Plaza | Asty Tokushima | Panasonic Arena | |||
FC Tokyo VC Nagano Tridents Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler Toray Arrows | JTEKT Stings Suntory Sunbirds JT Thunders Osaka Blazers Sakai | Wolf Dogs Nagoya Panasonic Panthers |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Hiroshima | Mishima | Nagoya | |||
Higashi Hiroshima Athletic Park Gymnasium | Mishima City Gymnasium | Takeda Teva Ocean Arena | |||
JTEKT Stings JT Thunders | Toray Arrows Osaka Blazers Sakai Suntory Sunbirds FC Tokyo | Wolf Dogs Nagoya VC Nagano Tridents Panasonic Panthers Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Kashihara | Okinawa | Ichinomiya | |||
JTEKT Arena Nara | Okinawa City Gymnasium | DIADORA Arena | |||
Toray Arrows FC Tokyo JTEKT Stings VC Nagano Tridents | JT Thunders Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler Panasonic Panthers Osaka Blazers Sakai | Wolf Dogs Nagoya Suntory Sunbirds |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Ōta | Hirakata | Minato-ku | |||
Ota City General Gymnasium | Panasonic Arena | Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium | |||
Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler Osaka Blazers Sakai | Toray Arrows JT Thunders Panasonic Panthers VC Nagano Tridents | Suntory Sunbirds FC Tokyo JTEKT Stings | Wolf Dogs Nagoya |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Sakai | Otsu | Okayama | |||
Sakai City Kanaoka Park Gymnasium | Shiga Prefectural Gymnasium | Zip Arena Okayama | |||
Osaka Blazers Sakai Wolf Dogs Nagoya Suntory Sunbirds Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | Toray Arrows VC Nagano Tridents | JTEKT Stings FC Tokyo JT Thunders Panasonic Panthers |
width=25% | Stadium 1 | width=25% | Stadium 2 | width=25% | Stadium 3 |
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Matsumoto | Kashihara | Okayama | |||
Matsumoto City Gymnasium | JTEKT Arena Nara | Tottori Prefectural Fuse Sports Park Athletics Stadium | |||
Toray Arrows Suntory Sunbirds VC Nagano Tridents Wolf Dogs Nagoya | FC Tokyo Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler JTEKT Stings Osaka Blazers Sakai | JT Thunders Panasonic Panthers |
The 5th place of Regular Round will compete against the 4th place, the winner will pass to the 4th place playoff
The winner of Game 1 will compete against the 3rd place of Regular Round, the winner will pass to the Semifinal Round
The winner of Game 2 will compete against the 2nd place of Regular Round, the winner will pass to the Final Round
The final match was held without spectators due to COVID-19 pandemic.[35]
width=40 | Rank | width=240 | Team |
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JTEKT Stings | |||
Panasonic Panthers | |||
Suntory Sunbirds | |||
4 | JT Thunders | ||
5 | Osaka Blazers Sakai | ||
6 | Toray Arrows | ||
7 | Wolf Dogs Nagoya | ||
8 | FC Tokyo | ||
9 | Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler | ||
10 | VC Nagano Tridents |
The list of awards which distributed at the end of the season[36]