Volleyball team

Kyrgyzstan Women

Club · Kyrgyzstan · Asian Games Women

9 Matches

5 wins

4 losses

15–12 Sets

+3 Difference

1.7 Average per match

Form W L L L L W

The Palace of Sport named after Kozhomkul in Bishkek seats around 3,000, and it works as much as a training hall as a match venue — there is no separate home ground to speak of, so the national side does most of its business in the same building it prepares in.

Kyrgyzstan's women first showed up on the international volleyball map in 2017, taking bronze at the Islamic Solidarity Games in Baku after beating Tajikistan 3–0 in the third-place match. Since then the team's honours have come almost entirely through the Central Asian Volleyball Association. In 2024 they beat Uzbekistan 3–0 to win the CAVA Championship, and followed it with a Challenge Cup win over the Maldives the same year. The 2025 Championship brought bronze instead, again against Tajikistan, a fixture that keeps recurring at the top of these tournaments.

Saykal Amirakulova has been at the centre of the recent run, named MVP of both the 2024 Challenge Cup and the 2025 Championship. Altynai Samat-kyzy carries the earlier chapter of the story, picked as best player at the 2017 Islamic Solidarity Games. The younger age groups have kept pace: the under-20s took the CAVA title in 2024, the under-19s defended it in 2025, suggesting the depth behind the senior side is not accidental.

None of this has yet translated into results at the Asian Games, where Kyrgyzstan has competed without reaching the medal rounds. For now the story stays regional, built match by match in the CAVA zone and carried back each time to the same hall in Bishkek.

Latest results

Fixtures and results

22 Sep	Asian Games Women	Qatar Women H	3:0	W
20 Sep	Asian Games Women	Nepal Women A	0:3	L
18 Sep	Asian Games Women	Mongolia Women A	0:3	L
17 Sep	Asian Games Women	Thailand Women H	0:3	L
16 Sep	Asian Games Women	Chinese Taipei Women A	0:3	L
10 Sep 2024	Friendly International Women	Afghanistan Women H	3:0	W