Fixtures

Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/26 16:00 50 Leningradka damer vs Dinamo Moscow damer - View

Results

Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/24 16:00 50 Leningradka damer v Dinamo Moscow damer L 2-3
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/20 14:30 50 Dinamo Moscow damer v Leningradka damer L 3-2
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/18 16:00 50 Dinamo Moscow damer v Leningradka damer W 2-3
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/11 16:00 2 Leningradka damer v Dynamo Kazan damer L 1-3
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/10 16:00 2 Leningradka damer v Dynamo Kazan damer W 3-1
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/06 14:00 2 Dynamo Kazan damer v Leningradka damer L 3-1
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 04/05 16:00 2 Dynamo Kazan damer v Leningradka damer L 3-0
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 03/27 16:00 3 Leningradka damer v Dynamo-Metar Chelyabinsk damer W 3-0
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 03/24 14:00 3 Leningradka damer v Dynamo-Metar Chelyabinsk damer - PPT.
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 03/20 15:00 26 Leningradka damer v Dynamo Krasnodar damer W 3-1
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 03/14 16:00 25 Tulitsa Tula damer v Leningradka damer W 1-3
Ryssland - Super League - Damer 03/09 14:00 24 YuZGU Atom damer v Leningradka damer W 0-3

Leningradka (Russian: Ленингра́дка) is a Russian women's volleyball club based in Saint Petersburg and plays in the Super League, the top Russian league.

History

Soviet years

Founded in 1935 as the women's volleyball department of the DSO Spartak section based in Leningrad, the club made its debut in the USSR Championship in 1939 and played 43 seasons in the USSR Championship until the tournament folded in 1991. The club changed its name in 1978 to Tallinn Technology University (TTU) Leningrad. During the Soviet period, the club won the USSR Cup twice (1976, 1977) and reached the final of the European Cup Winners Cup in 1980–81.[]

Russian years

The Russian Championship (which eventually became the Super League) was established for the 1991–92 season, but the club played in the second division that season. Since then, it has been promoted and relegated many times in the Russian Leagues with very inconsistent results. In 2003, it changed its name to Leningradka and started to focus on the development and preparation of young players by creating a youth team to support their main team. In the CEV Challenge Cup of 2008–09 the club finished third.