CAZOVA VolleyStation Seminar Opens in

The Bahamas with Regional Participation

Nassau, The Bahamas, June 27, 2025.- The Caribbean Zonal Volleyball Association (CAZOVA) has officially launched a four-day VolleyStation Seminar in Nassau, The Bahamas, bringing together volleyball professionals from across the region.

The seminar, which runs from June 26 to 29, has attracted 16 participants representing Trinidad and Tobago and multiple islands of The Bahamas, reflecting CAZOVA’s commitment to strengthening volleyball through technology and education.

Under the guidance of FIVB Instructor Manuel Calderón, the program focuses on two specialized modules: VolleyStation Pro for statisticians and VolleyStation Referee, designed for statisticians, scorers, and referees

Delivered in a blended classroom and on-court format, the seminar provides hands-on training in digital scoring and performance analysis, essential tools in modern volleyball.

This initiative is a key step in preparing for upcoming CAZOVA events this year and beyond, ensuring that the region is equipped with qualified professionals capable of operating advanced statistical and scoring systems. It also reinforces CAZOVA’s commitment to knowledge transfer and developing a growing network of certified VolleyStation technicians to support volleyball’s growth throughout the Caribbean.

“In today’s game, technology is as important as physical skill. This group has shown great enthusiasm and determination to embrace new tools that will enhance how we manage and analyze volleyball,” said Calderón.

CAZOVA president, Mushtaque Mohammed, recognized the importance of this investment “We must become self sufficient in hosting our events and also I encourage each national federation to use the software in their national leagues”.

The seminar will conclude with a certification ceremony on June 29, equipping participants with the credentials and skills to implement VolleyStation systems in their respective countries. This effort is part of CAZOVA’s broader strategy to elevate volleyball standards and foster sustainable regional development.