Konfederacja Piłki Siatkowej Ameryki Północnej, Centralnej i Regionu Karaibów
Konfederacja Piłki Siatkowej Ameryki Północnej, Centralnej i Regionu Karaibów (NORCECA, North, Central America and Caribbean Volleyball Confederation) – organizacja sportowa zrzeszająca 41 związki piłki siatkowej Ameryki Północnej, Centralnej oraz Karaibów. Została założona w 1968 roku. Jej siedzibą jest Santo Domingo, stolica Dominikany.
Federacje regionalne
Związki piłki siatkowej 41 państw są podzielone na 4 federacje regionalne:
| Nazwa organizacji | Liczba członków |
|---|---|
| NCVA (North Central Americas Volleyball Association) | 6 |
| AFECAVOL (Asociación de Federaciones CentroAmericanas de Voleibol) | 7 |
| ECVA (Eastern Caribbean Zonal Volleyball Association) | 14 |
| CAZOVA (Caribbean Zonal Volleyball Association) | 14 |
Członkowie
| Lp. | Skrót | Reprezentacja | Oficjalna nazwa krajowego związku piłki siatkowej | Rok | Strefa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | AGU |  Anguilla | Anguilla Volleyball Association | 1992 | ECVA |
| 2. | ANT |  Antigua i Barbuda | Antigua Volleyball Association | 1986 | ECVA |
| 3. | ARU |  Aruba | Aruba Volleyball Association | 1986 | CAZOVA |
| 4. | BAH |  Bahamy | Bahamas Volleyball Association | 1968 | CAZOVA |
| 5. | BAR |  Barbados | Barbados Volleyball Association | 1988 | CAZOVA |
| 6. | BER |  Bermudy | Bermuda Volleyball Association | 1984 | ECVA |
| 7. | BIZ |  Belize | Belize Volleyball Association | 1984 | AFECAVOL |
| 8. | BON |  Bonaire | Bonairiaanse Volleyball Bond | 2009 | CAZOVA |
| 9. | CAN |  Kanada | Volleyball Canada | 1959 | NCVA |
| 10. | CAY |  Kajmany | Cayman Islands Volleyball Federation | 1976 | CAZOVA |
| 11. | CRC |  Kostaryka | Federación Costaricense de Voleibol | 1970 | AFECAVOL |
| 12. | CUB |  Kuba | Federación Cubana de Voleibol | 1955 | NCVA |
| 13. | CUR |  Curaçao | Curaçaose Volleyball Bond | 2009 | CAZOVA |
| 14. | DMA |  Dominika | Dominica Volleyball Association | 1992 | ECVA |
| 15. | DOM |  Dominikana | Confederación Dominicana de Voleibol | 1955 | NCVA |
| 16. | ESA |  Salwador | Federación Salvadoreña de Voleibol | 1964 | AFECAVOL |
| 17. | EUX |  Sint Eustatius | Sint Eustatius Volleyball Association | 2009 | ECVA |
| 18. | FSM |  Saint-Martin | Ligue de Volley-Ball de Saint-Martin | 2009 | ECVA |
| 19. | GDP |  Gwadelupa | Ligue Guadaloupe de Volleyball | 1992 | CAZOVA |
| 20. | GRN |  Grenada | Grenada Volleyball Association | 1989 | ECVA |
| 21. | GUA |  Gwatemala | Federación Guatemalteca de Voleibol | 1951 | AFECAVOL |
| 22. | HAI |  Haiti | Haiti Volleyball Association | 1959 | CAZOVA |
| 23. | HON |  Honduras | Federación Hondureña de Voleibol | 1974 | AFECAVOL |
| 24. | ISV |  Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | US Virgin Island Volleyball Association | 1966 | CAZOVA |
| 25. | IVB |  Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze | Bristish V.I. Volleyball Association | 1980 | ECVA |
| 26. | JAM |  Jamajka | Jamaica Volleyball Federation | 1961 | CAZOVA |
| 27. | LCA |  Saint Lucia | St. Lucia Volleyball Association | 1986 | ECVA |
| 28. | MEX |  Meksyk | Federacion Mexicana De Voleibol | 1955 | NCVA |
| 29. | MQE |  Martynika | Martinique Volleyball Federation | 1992 | CAZOVA |
| 30. | MTS |  Montserrat | Montserrat Volleyball Federation | 2006 | ECVA |
| 31. | NCA |  Nikaragua | Federación Nicaragüense de Voleibol | 1980 | AFECAVOL |
| 32. | PAN |  Panama | Federación Panameña de Voleibol | 1968 | AFECAVOL |
| 33. | PUR |  Portoryko | Federación Puertorriqueña de Voleibol | 1959 | NCVA |
| 34. | SAB |  Saba | Saba Volleyball Association | 2009 | ECVA |
| 35. | SKN |  Saint Kitts i Nevis | St. Kitts/Nevis Volleyball Association | 1988 | ECVA |
| 36. | SUR |  Surinam | Surinaamse Volleyball Bond | 1976 | CAZOVA |
| 37. | SXM |  Sint Maarten | Sint Maarten Volleyball Association | 2009 | ECVA |
| 38. | TCI |  Turks i Caicos | Turks & Caicos Volleyball Association | 2009 | CAZOVA |
| 39. | TRI |  Trynidad i Tobago | Trinidad and Tobago Volleyball Federation | 1964 | CAZOVA |
| 40. | USA |  Stany Zjednoczone | United States Volleyball Association | 1947 | NCVA |
| 41. | VIN |  Saint Vincent i Grenadyny | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Volleyball Federation | 1987 | ECVA |
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