After three days of competition, the second stage of the Southeast Asian Women's Volleyball League (SEA V. League) 2025 wrapped up in Ninh Binh province on August 10 with a thrilling Vietnam–Thailand finale.

The 19-year-old star leads all scorers with 62 points after three matches.

A dominant 25-5 set win sends Vietnam U21 women into the top 16 in their World Championship debut.

Vietnam defeats the Philippines in their opening match of the second leg of SEA V-League 2025, hosted in Ninh Binh.

Vietnam women's volleyball team loses 0-3 to China U21, placing fourth in Shanghai.

Standing at 1.90m and boasting extensive playing experience, Thuy is expected to be a key player in helping Gunma improve their standing in the rankings.

Vietnam’s volleyball squad pushes past victory to fix lingering issues and chase a historic gold medal.

Following their championship victory at the AVC Nations Cup, Vietnam’s women’s volleyball team has made slight adjustments to its roster with full determination to claim the VTV Cup 2025 title.

Third straight AVC Nations Cup win fuels historic global ranking for Vietnam.

The Vietnamese star heads to Japan after her MVP-worthy performance at the AVC Nations Cup.

Vietnam’s women’s volleyball team concluded the 2025 AVC Nations Cup with a dominant 3-0 victory over the Philippines (25-15, 25-17, 25-14), securing the championship title for the third consecutive time.