Volleyball, a high-energy team sport, has remained an exhilarating and constant presence at the Olympic Games since its inauguration in 1964. With two teams of six players each, the goal is to outscore opponents by grounding the ball on their side of the court.

In the storied history of Olympic Volleyball, nations like the Soviet Union, Brazil, and the United States have consistently displayed mastery, showcasing teamwork, agility, and athleticism. Their competitive teams have been integral to the sport's rich heritage.

During its early years, the Soviet Union notably dominated Olympic Volleyball, securing numerous gold medals. Meanwhile, Brazil and the United States have continuously exhibited prowess, securing medals across different Olympic editions and maintaining their competitive edge.

As the stage sets for Volleyball at the Paris 2024 Olympics, teams worldwide prepare to clash for supremacy on the courts. The lightning-fast exchanges, thunderous spikes, and strategic manoeuvres are poised to enthral audiences once again, ensuring Olympic Volleyball remains a captivating spectacle.

The volleyball tournaments at the Paris 2024 Summer Games in Paris will unfold from July 27 to August 11, 2024. The indoor volleyball action will take place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, while the Eiffel Tower Stadium in Champ de Mars will host the beach volleyball tournament, welcoming 24 indoor volleyball teams and 48 beach volleyball teams to the competitive fray.