Fixtures

Japan SV.League 10/25 05:05 1 Toray Arrows vs Tokyo Great Bears - View
Japan SV.League 10/26 05:05 1 Toray Arrows vs Tokyo Great Bears - View
Japan SV.League 11/02 05:05 1 JTEKT Stings vs Toray Arrows - View
Japan SV.League 11/03 05:05 1 UAE Royals Mens Singles vs Toray Arrows - View
Japan SV.League 11/08 05:05 1 Toray Arrows vs Osaka Bluteon - View
Japan SV.League 11/09 05:05 1 Toray Arrows vs VC Karaganda Women - View

Results

Japan SV.League 04/13 05:05 1 [1] Osaka Bluteon v Toray Arrows [8] L 3-2
Japan SV.League 04/12 05:05 1 [1] Osaka Bluteon v Toray Arrows [8] L 3-1
Japan SV.League 04/06 02:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v UCD [6] L 0-3
Japan SV.League 04/05 02:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v JT Thunders [6] L 2-3
Japan SV.League 03/30 05:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v VC Nagano Tridents [9] L 2-3
Japan SV.League 03/29 05:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v VC Nagano Tridents [9] W 3-1
Japan SV.League 03/23 05:05 1 [4] Tokyo Great Bears v Toray Arrows [8] L 3-0
Japan SV.League 03/22 06:05 1 [4] Tokyo Great Bears v Toray Arrows [8] W 2-3
Japan SV.League 03/16 05:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v JTEKT Stings [5] L 0-3
Japan SV.League 03/15 05:05 1 [8] Toray Arrows v JTEKT Stings [5] L 2-3
Japan SV.League 03/09 04:05 1 [6] Osaka Sakai Blazers v Toray Arrows [8] W 1-3
Japan SV.League 03/08 06:05 1 [6] Osaka Sakai Blazers v Toray Arrows [8] L 3-0

Wikipedia - Toray Arrows Shizuoka

Toray Arrows (東レアローズ) or stylized as TORAY ARROWS SHIZUOKA is a men's volleyball team based in Mishima city, Shizuoka, Japan. They play in SV.League, the highest Japanese men's volleyball league. The owner of the team is Toray Industries.

History

The team was founded in 1947 as "Toray Kuryukai" at the Shiga Plant of Toray Industries, Inc. The name "Kuryukai" comes from the nine players in the team and the "Crane Wing Formation" in Sun Tzu's "The Art of War".

In 1961, the team won the title in the 9-player division of the All-Japan Championship and the 6-player and 9-player divisions of the National Sports Festival. In 1963, the team won its second title in the 9-player division of the All-Japan Championship and moved its home base to Mishima the following year.

In the Japan Industrial League (then V.Challenge League), the team was promoted in the 6th league in 1974 but was relegated five years later and returned in 1988. In the first V LEAGUE, the team advanced to the final in first place but finished fourth in the final league. After a slump, the team finished second in the 5th, 6th, and 8th V LEAGUE. In the 10th V LEAGUE, the team narrowly missed the relegation playoffs. However, in the 11th V LEAGUE, under the slogan "Total Power", the team achieved its first championship by continuing its winning streak of 20 games from the opening of the league.

In the 2008/09 season, the team won its second championship in four seasons by defeating Sakai in the championship game. The team won its third championship in eight seasons in the 2016/17 season. The team aims to be loved by everyone and grateful for the environment in which they can play volleyball. This season, under the slogan "BREAK THE TARGET", the team aims to break through the target of winning the championship.

Toray Arrows joined Asian Club Championship to represent Japan for the first time in 2018 and ranked the 5th place.

The Toray Arrows are a prominent professional volleyball team based in Japan, representing the Toray Industries corporation. Established in 2002, the team competes in Japan's top-tier volleyball leagues, including the V.League Division 1 for both men and women. Known for their disciplined play, technical skill, and strategic prowess, the Toray Arrows have established themselves as a formidable force in Japanese volleyball. The team boasts a roster of talented athletes, many of whom have represented Japan at the national level, contributing to their success in domestic competitions and fostering a strong volleyball culture. With a commitment to excellence and development, the Toray Arrows continue to inspire fans and aspiring players across Japan.