KLAVA Vision Statement:

KLAVA is dedicated to achieving high performance growth and grass root development of youth volleyball in Kuala Lumpur and for the future of Volleyball in the country.

Our Mission Statement:

BUILD … To build the base – We seek to expand our membership, increase the number of volunteers and extend our reach in order to engage as many people as possible in the sport of volleyball.

PROMOTE … To promote the sport – We seek to promote all aspects of the sport in order to generate as many positive public recognition (Kuala Lumpur) as possible that in turn will lead to increase of participations (Players, Coaches and Referees) from Indoor Volleyball to Beach Volleyball training programs to competitive volleyball.

ACHIEVE … To achieve sustained competitive successes – We seek to continue the tradition of performance based successes to the highest levels of national competitions, especially at the SUKMA Games (Gold Medal) and other national tournament through efforts in grass root development programs.

KLAVA 35th Anniversary Dinner

KLAVA 35th Anniversary Dinner

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Malaysia Games

THE National Sports Council (NSC) has finalised the sports, venues, dates as well as the guidelines for this year’s Malaysia Games.It is now for the National Sports Associations (NSAs) to convince their affiliates to adhere to the rules and regulations set by the NSC. Until last year the Malaysia Games was held every two years and hosted by a state. But this year onwards the games will be held annually. This year’s Malaysia Games will be organised by the NSC while Pahang will host the games next year.
This year Malaysia games have 19 core sports and another five sports will be held in Pahang.The NSC will organise 20 sports which are not included in the 2012 Malaysia Games in Pahang and confirmed Beach Volleyball will held in Family Park, Bukit Jalil ... click here for more detail news (Source: The Star - Monday March 14, 2011)
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