Trento, 05 March 2025

On Saturday will start the 2025 Playoffs: Trentino Volley’s 22nd participation

The 2025 SuperLega Credem Banca Scudetto Playoffs will kick off on Saturday with the first match of the quarterfinal series. Thanks to securing first place in the regular season standings, Itas Trentino will make its debut at the ilT quotidiano Arena against Cisterna Volley in Game 1 of the best-of-five quarterfinal series, scheduled for March 8 at 8:30 PM. Against Cisterna, Trentino Volley marks its 22nd postseason participation in its 25 seasons of activity. The club only missed the playoffs in the 2000/01, 2001/02, and 2019/20 seasons (the latter due to the lockdown).
In its previous 21 appearances, Trentino Volley advanced past the first round an impressive 17 times. In the other four instances, eliminations occurred in the quarterfinals. This year, the club aims to reach its tenth final in its last 17 playoff participations. Excluding the unfortunate 2013/14 season (two matches and two losses), Trentino Volley has always won at least one match in every playoff it has competed in, achieving victory in its opening game in 16 out of 21 cases.

Here is the STATISTICAL DETAIL of Trentino Volley in the Playoff Scudetto:
Matches played: 154 (82 at home, 72 away)
Wins: 91 (62 at home, 29 away)
Losses: 63 (20 at home, 43 away)
Wins by 3-0: 46 (36 at home and 10 away)
Wins by 3-1: 18 (10 at home and 8 away)
Wins by 3-2: 27 (16 at home and 11 away)
Losses by 3-2: 21 (9 at home and 12 away)
Losses by 3-1: 24 (3 at home and 21 away)
Losses by 3-0: 18 (6 at home and 12 away)
Sets won: 346
Sets lost: 258
Longest winning streak: 8 consecutive wins between Game 3 of the 2008 Final and Game 1 of the 2009 Final
Most present player: Matey Kaziyski (89 matches)
Shortest match: Diatec Trentino vs Gi Group Monza 3-0 on March 5, 2017 (70 minutes)
Longest match: Diatec Trentino vs Cucine Lube Civitanova 2-3 on April 16, 2019 (160 minutes)

Trentino Volley’s opponents in the Playoffs: 8 times Modena (quarter-finals 2003, quarter-finals 2006, quarter-finals 2008, semi-finals 2011, quarter-finals 2014, final 2015, semi-finals 2017, quarter-finals 2024); 7 times Macerata/Civitanova (semi-finals 2010, final 2012, final 2017, semi-finals 2019, semi-finals 2021, semi-finals 2022, final 2023), Piacenza (quarter-finals 2005, final 2008, final 2009, final 2013, quarter-finals 2021, quarter-finals 2022, semi-finals 2023); 6 times Perugia/San Giustino (quarter-finals 2004, quarter-finals 2011, quarter-finals 2012, semi-finals 2015, semi-finals 2017, semi-finals 2018); 5 times Cuneo (quarter-finals 2007, semi-finals 2009, final 2010, final 2011, semi-finals 2013); 3 times Monza (quarter-finals 2017, quarter-finals 2023, semi-finals 2024); 2 times Roma (semi-finals 2008, quarter-finals 2012), Molfetta (quarter-finals 2015, quarter-finals 2016), Verona (quarter-finals 2010, quarter-finals 2018), Vibo Valentia (quarter-finals 2009, quarter-finals 2013); 1 time Treviso (semi-finals 2006), Latina (semi-finals 2012) and Padova (quarter-finals 2019).

Here is the STATISTICAL DETAIL of Trentino Volley exclusively for the quarter-finals of the Playoff Scudetto:
Matches played: 64 (35 at home, 29 away)
Wins: 44 (30 at home, 14 away)
Losses: 20 (4 at home, 16 away)
Wins by 3-0: 22 (18 at home and 4 away)
Wins by 3-1: 6 (4 at home and 2 away)
Wins by 3-2: 16 (8 at home and 8 away)
Losses by 3-2: 8 (3 at home and 5 away)
Losses by 3-1: 8 (8 away)
Losses by 3-0: 4 (2 at home and 2 away)
Sets won: 156
Sets lost: 98
The player with multiple appearances: Matey Kaziyski (29 matches)
The shortest match: Diatec Trentino-Gi Group Monza 3-0 played on 5th March 2017 (70’ minutes)
The longest match: Gas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza-Itas Trentino 3-2 played on 3rd April 2022 (148’ minutes)

Trentino Volley’s attendance in the Play Off Scudetto:
2002/03: Eliminated in the quarterfinals by Modena (2-3)
2003/04: Eliminated in the quarterfinals by Perugia (1-3)
2004/05: Eliminated in the quarterfinals by Piacenza (2-3)
2005/06: Eliminated in the semifinals by Treviso (1-3), after defeating Modena (2-1) in the quarterfinals
2006/07: Eliminated in the quarterfinals by Cuneo (1-2)
2007/08: Italian Champions after defeating Modena (2-0) in the quarterfinals, Rome (2-0) in the semifinals, and Piacenza (2-1) in the final
2008/09: Finalist against Piacenza (2-3), after defeating Vibo Valentia (3-0) in the quarterfinals and Cuneo (3-0) in the semifinals
2009/10: Finalist against Cuneo (V-Day, 1-3), after defeating Verona (3-0) in the quarterfinals and Macerata (3-1) in the semifinals
2010/11: Italian Champions after defeating San Giustino (3-0) in the quarterfinals, Modena (3-2) in the semifinals, and Cuneo (V-Day, 3-0) in the final
2011/12: Finalist against Macerata (V-Day, 2-3), after defeating San Giustino and Rome (three-team group) in the quarterfinals and Latina (2-0) in the semifinals
2012/13: Italian Champions after defeating Vibo Valentia (2-0) in the quarterfinals, Cuneo (2-0) in the semifinals, and Piacenza (3-2) in the final
2013/14: Eliminated in the quarterfinals by Modena (0-2)
2014/15: Italian Champions after defeating Molfetta (2-0) in the quarterfinals, Perugia (2-1) in the semifinals, and Modena (3-1) in the final
2015/16: Eliminated in the semifinals by Modena (1-3), after defeating Molfetta (3-2) in the quarterfinals
2016/17: Finalist against Civitanova (0-3), after defeating Monza (2-0) in the quarterfinals and Perugia (3-2) in the semifinals
2017/18: Eliminated in the semifinals by Perugia (2-3), after defeating Verona (2-1) in the quarterfinals
2018/19: Eliminated in the semifinals by Civitanova (1-3), after defeating Padua (2-1) in the quarterfinals
2020/21: Eliminated in the semifinals by Civitanova (1-3), after defeating Piacenza (2-0) in the quarterfinals
2021/22: Eliminated in the semifinals by Civitanova (2-3), after defeating Piacenza (2-1) in the quarterfinals
2022/23: Italian Champions after defeating Monza (3-1) in the quarterfinals, Piacenza (3-2) in the semifinals, and Civitanova (3-2) in the final
2023/24: Eliminated in the semifinals by Monza (2-3), after defeating Modena (3-0) in the quarterfinals.

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