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MUFG SV.LEAGUE ALL STAR GAMES 2024-25 ISHIKAWA: A Celebration of Volleyball and Community Support
SV.League hosted its first-ever All Star Games, "MUFG SV.LEAGUE ALL STAR GAMES 2024-25 ISHIKAWA," over two days, January 25 and 26, at the Toriyasai Miso Bluecats Arena in Kahoku City, Ishikawa. The event attracted a total of 5,225 attendees and featured a variety of community engagement and recovery support initiatives under the slogan "Together with Noto."
Below is a detailed report of the key activities:
January 25 (WOMEN) Match Result：https://www.svleague.jp/en/topics/detail/23329
January 26 (MEN) Match Result：https://www.svleague.jp/en/topics/detail/23331
Volleyball Clinics
On both match days, volleyball clinics were held in the morning for local children from the Noto region and beyond. With all participating All-Star players serving as instructors, the sessions brimmed with joy as the children eagerly absorbed lessons from their distinguished mentors. The hour-long clinics concluded with the players personally signing autographs and promising future reunions.
Fundraising for Disaster Relief
During the lunchtime interval, players took part in a fundraising initiative at the venue's sub-arena to support disaster-affected areas. Athletes personally held donation boxes, appealing for contributions from attendees. Generous donations poured in from fans who resonated with the cause. The total funds raised throughout the All Star Games will be announced upon the conclusion of ongoing online fundraising efforts.
Engate (Accepting donations until February 2): https://engate.jp/communities/vleague/rewards/7472/
During the lunchtime interval, players took part in a fundraising initiative at the venue's sub-arena to support disaster-affected areas. Athletes personally held donation boxes, appealing for contributions from attendees. Generous donations poured in from fans who resonated with the cause. The total funds raised throughout the All Star Games will be announced upon the conclusion of ongoing online fundraising efforts.
Engate (Accepting donations until February 2): https://engate.jp/communities/vleague/rewards/7472/
HATTRICK (Accepting donations until February 23): https://auction.hattrick.world/team/200
Special Invitations from Kahoku City
A total of 300 children from Kahoku City, the event’s host location, were invited to experience the excitement of world-class volleyball and entertainment. Witnessing the performances of top athletes, the young spectators were left with lasting impressions.
Partner Booth Exhibitions
Thanks to the generous support of our Title Partner, Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, and Top Partner, Sports Nation (please refer to the section below for further details), this event was made possible. On the day of the competition, booths hosted by various partner companies attracted a large number of visitors, creating a lively atmosphere. Notably, the clappers provided by Mitsubishi UFJ Bank were enthusiastically used by attendees, uniting the entire venue in spirited support.
Student-Led Hokuriku Revitalization Ideathon: NEO AWARD
Prior to the main event, an ideathon titled "NEO AWARD" showcased innovative ideas for revitalizing the Hokuriku region, proposed by student participants. These ideas, developed in collaboration with local businesses, were exhibited at the venue. The students themselves manned the booths, enthusiastically presenting and promoting their ideas, which were tailored to address challenges posed by participating companies.
The event also featured player appearances on television, visits by SV.League PR Ambassador Motoko Obayashi to the Wajima region, and a volleyball clinic at Wajima Junior High School. These efforts successfully introduced the SV League to a wider audience.
Looking ahead, SV.League remains committed to supporting disaster recovery efforts and contributing to society through the power of volleyball.
