Honours

Debutants Rabita Baku of Azerbaijan took the title in 2011, beating Turkey's VakifBank Ttelekom Istanbul in the final. It was the first time a club from Azerbaijan had sealed the FIVB Women's Club World Championship crown. Rabita Baku are the third European team to win the title, after the Italians Messaggero Ravenna in 1992 and Turkey's Fenerbahce in 2009.

The women’s edition was successfully reintroduced last year after a long break since the last edition in 1994 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

1991

First edition: Sao Paulo, BRAZIL: October 22-27, 1991
1. Sadia Esporte Club Sao Paulo (BRA)
2. Colgate Sao Caetano (BRA)
3. Mladost Zagreb (YUG)
4. Occhi Verdi Modena (ITA)
5. Hitachi (JPN)
6. Yoghi Ancona (ITA)
7. Chrysler (USA)
8. Posta (KEN)

1992

Second edition: Jesi, ITALY: November 20-21, 1992
(Classification played in Ancona and Fabriano, November 15–17)
1. Il Messaggero Ravenna (ITA)
2. Acqua di Fiori Minas (BRA)
3. Uralochka Ekaterinenburg (RUS)
4. Brummel Ancona (ITA)
5. Colgate Sao Caetano (BRA)
6. Hitachi (JPN)
7. Chrysler Californians (USA)
8. Posta (KEN)

1994

Third edition: Sao Paulo, BRAZIL: November 26-27,1994
(Classification played on November 22 – 24)
1. Leite Moca Sao Paulo (BRA)
2. Parmalat Matera (ITA)
3. BCN Guarujà (BRA)
4. Uralotchka Sverdlovsk (RUS)
5. Camaguey (CUB)
6. Ecoclear Sumirago (ITA)

2010

Fourth edition: Doha, QATAR: December 15-21, 2010
1. Fenerbahce (TUR)
2. Sollys Osasco (BRA)
3. Bergamo (ITA)
4. Mirador (DOM)
5. Federbrau (THA)
5. Kenya Prisons (KEN)

2011

Fifth edition: Doha, QATAR: October 8-14, 2011
1. Rabita Baku (AZE)
2. VakifBank Telekom Istanbul (TUR)
3. Sollys Nestle Osasco(BRA)
4. Mirador Santo Domingo (DOM)
5. Kenya Prisons (KEN)
5. Chang Bangkok (THA)