Veenendaal Sports Calendar Includes DOVO and GVVV Football Matches

The sports calendar in Veenendaal remains dense this week as local clubs prepare for a full slate of competition across various disciplines.

Football action at DOVO and GVVV

The football schedule kicks off Tuesday, November 10, with a women’s match between DOVO and IJsselmeervogels at 19:30. The men’s side sees a heavy Saturday program on November 14, headlined by the GVVV match against Spakenburg at 14:30. At the same time, TEC will host DOVO, and SVL is set to face VRC.

Additional fixtures on Saturday include Parkhout against De Merino’s and HVC playing Veenendaal, both starting at 14:00. The women’s teams also return to the pitch on Saturday, with VRC (v) taking on IJsselmeervogels at 14:30, DOVO (v) meeting CJVV at 12:15, and Veenendaal (v) traveling to face Loosdrecht at 14:30.

Indoor sports compete on November 13 and 14

Indoor sports competition centers on Friday, November 13. ZVC Veenendaal will face Turkse Kracht in a futsal match scheduled for 20:00. Simultaneously, the volleyball court at Switch will host a match against VCV (m) at 21:30.

Korfball, table tennis, and basketball are also on the agenda for Saturday, November 14. NRC’22 will play SKF in korfball at 20:40. In table tennis, SKF (m) travels to face Tempo-Team at 16:00, while BCE’78 hosts the Valley Vultures in basketball at 16:15.

Water polo, badminton, and hockey occur over the weekend

The VZC (m) water polo team is scheduled to host MNC Dordrecht on Saturday, November 14, with the match starting at 21:00. Badminton competition spans the weekend, beginning with the WSV Dragonder Noord (mix) match against Zeewally at 14:00 on Saturday. On Sunday, November 15, BAN will face BC ‘t Veen at 14:00.

The weekend concludes on Sunday, November 15, with a hockey match between HVA Assen and Spitsbergen (v), which is set for a 12:45 start.

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