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Volleyball team

MGTU Moscow

Club · Russia · Superliga

«Team of the Future»

260 Matches
140 wins
120 losses
535–498 Sets
+37 Difference
2.1 Average per match
Form L 9 Sep · Away Novyi Urengoy · 0:3 W 10 Sep · Home Orenburg · 3:0 L 11 Sep · Away Ufa · 2:3 L 22 Sep · Away Novyi Urengoy · 2:3 W 23 Sep · Home Orenburg · 3:1 L 24 Sep · Away Ufa · 1:3

The team began life in 1954 as the volleyball side of the Moscow Aviation Institute, and it took eighteen years before it found the identity it kept for most of its existence: in 1972 the roster moved across to the Bauman Moscow Higher Technical School, and the letters MVTU, later MGTU, followed it through several further rebrandings — MGTU-Luzhniki, then Dynamo-MGTU — before the club settled back on MGTU in 2004.

Its best run came at the turn of the millennium. MGTU took the Russian Superleague title in the 2000/01 season, added a runners-up finish the year after and a bronze the season after that — a three-year stretch built around players such as Taras Khatey, Andrey Ashchev and Pavel Moroz. The Soviet years had already given the club two USSR Cups, in 1972 and 1981, alongside a handful of championship medals going back to a silver in the club's founding year.

What followed the 2003 bronze was a long stretch without a place among the country's top sides. MGTU dropped into the Higher League "A" and stayed there for nineteen years before winning promotion back to the Superliga for the 2025/26 season. In between, the club found a different stage: it reached the quarter-finals of the CEV Champions League twice, in 2020/21 and again in 2023/24, with players including Igor Filippov and Anton Anoshko carrying the side through that period.

MGTU now returns to the Superliga with the task of establishing itself again among clubs it once beat to a national title.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
24 Sep Russian Cup Ufa A 1:3 L
23 Sep Russian Cup Orenburg H 3:1 W
22 Sep Russian Cup Novyi Urengoy A 2:3 L
11 Sep Russian Cup Ufa A 2:3 L
10 Sep Russian Cup Orenburg H 3:0 W
9 Sep Russian Cup Novyi Urengoy A 0:3 L

Standing

Russian Cup

Group stage · Group 1

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Novyi Urengoy 6 5 1 15:7 13
1 Chelyabinsk 3 3 0 9:2 9
2 Ufa 6 4 2 15:10 12
2 Kama 3 2 1 6:4 6
3 MGTU Moscow 6 2 4 11:13 8
3 Volzhanin Kostroma 3 1 2 5:6 3
4 Orenburg 6 1 5 5:16 3
4 Tekstilshchik 3 0 3 1:9 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 260
260 Matches
140 wins
120 losses
535–498 Sets
+37 Difference
2.1 Average per match
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 260
140wins: 140 · 53% 120losses: 120 · 46%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
9 Sep · Away Novyi Urengoy · 0:3
10 Sep · Home Orenburg · 3:0
11 Sep · Away Ufa · 2:3
22 Sep · Away Novyi Urengoy · 2:3
23 Sep · Home Orenburg · 3:1
24 Sep · Away Ufa · 1:3
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 260 130 130
Scored 535 299 236
Conceded 498 232 266
Average per match 2.1 2.3 1.8
Conceded per game 1.9 1.8 2.0
Difference +37 +67 −30

Fixtures of MGTU Moscow

Honours of MGTU Moscow

  • USSR Cup 1972, 1981 2
  • Russian Superleague 2001 1
  • Russian Superleague 1992, 2002 2
  • USSR Championship 1954 1
  • USSR Championship 1960, 1961, 1962, 1977 4
  • Russian Superleague 2003 1