Veenendaal Sport Uitslagen: Voetbal, Korfbal, Futsal & Meer – RegiosportVeenendaal.nl

Veenendaal’s local sports scene was busy this past weekend, with action across a wide range of disciplines. RegiosportVeenendaal.nl has compiled a comprehensive scoreboard of results, offering a snapshot of the triumphs and challenges faced by local teams and athletes. From football to futsal, korfball to table tennis, here’s a look at the key outcomes from March 7th through 9th, 2026.

Futsal

ZVC Veenendaal secured a thrilling 5-3 victory over SC Nowruz. Details of the match, including a report on how ZVC clinched the win in the final seconds, are available on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl.

Football

The football pitches saw a mix of results for Veenendaal’s clubs. GVVV continued their strong form with a 1-0 away win against Hoek, a result described as a “real men’s match” by RegiosportVeenendaal.nl. DOVO also claimed three points with a 3-2 victory over Urk. VRC enjoyed a convincing 3-0 win against CSV Apeldoorn, while De Merino’s defeated Theole 3-1.

Unfortunately, the match between Veenendaal and OSS 1920 was abandoned after 36 minutes of play. Amsvorde and SV Panter played to a 2-2 draw.

In youth football, DOVO O23 fell to ACV with a score of 1-4. Parkhout defeated VRC O23 5-1, and GVVV O23 lost to Orion 2-4. Veenendaal O23 secured a 2-1 win against CDW.

The women’s matches saw De Merino’s (v) lose heavily to DESTO (2-8), while DOVO (v) edged past ONA’53 with a 3-2 victory. VRC (v) drew 2-2 with HDS, and Patria lost to Veenendaal (v) 1-2.

Korfball

SKF faced a tough challenge in korfball, losing 17-11 to Dindoa. A full report on the match can be found on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl.

Table Tennis

The table tennis scene saw mixed fortunes for SKF. The men’s team suffered a surprising 4-6 defeat to TTV Ede, while the women’s team lost 5-2 to VTV Nieuwegein. Reports on both matches are available on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl, with the men’s match described as a loss where “the feeling wasn’t there for them.”

Water Polo

VZC’s men’s water polo team enjoyed a comfortable 11-18 win against DWK in a local derby. However, the women’s team faced a tougher test, losing 3-9 to Zeester Meerval. Details of the men’s victory can be found here.

Volleyball

VCV’s women’s volleyball team lost 4-0 to USV Protos, despite a determined effort. A report on the match is available on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl.

Badminton

WSV Dragonder Noord celebrated a championship victory in badminton. In other matches, Badso drew 4-4 with BC ‘t Veen, while DVS Utrecht defeated WSV Dragonder Noord’s men’s team 6-2.

Basketball

Valley Vultures were defeated by Arnhem Eagles with a score of 41-45.

Hockey

Spitsbergen’s women’s hockey team suffered a heavy 7-0 defeat to Eemvallei as they began the second half of their season. More details on the match can be found on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl.

RegiosportVeenendaal.nl serves as a central hub for local sports enthusiasts, providing up-to-date scores, reports, and news from across the region. The platform, formerly known as RegioSportVeenendaal, has been rebranded as SportInBeeld Veenendaal, in partnership with Team Veenendaal and ByTomorrow, aiming for a more modern and dynamic approach to local sports coverage. SportInBeeld Veenendaal also offers livestreaming of select matches, including VRC vs. CSV Apeldoorn and SKF Korfbal vs. CKV Spirit Voorthuizen.

Looking ahead, local sports fans can continue to rely on RegiosportVeenendaal.nl (now SportInBeeld Veenendaal) for comprehensive coverage of all the action. Be sure to check the website regularly for updated scores, schedules, and news from your favorite Veenendaal teams.

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Editor-in-Chief

Daniel Richardson is the Editor-in-Chief of Archysport, where he leads the editorial team and oversees all published content across nine sport verticals. With over 15 years in sports journalism, Daniel has reported from the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, NFL Super Bowls, NBA Finals, and Grand Slam tennis tournaments. He previously served as Senior Sports Editor at Reuters and holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Recognized by the Sports Journalists' Association for excellence in reporting, Daniel is a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). His editorial philosophy centers on accuracy, depth, and fair coverage — ensuring every story published on Archysport meets the highest standards of sports journalism.

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