The Greece Women's National Volleyball Team represents the Hellenic Republic in international competitions such as the Mediterranean Games. Based in Athens, the team draws its players from the growing Greek domestic league and from Greek athletes competing abroad. Historically, the women's national team has experienced periods of promise interspersed with challenges in consistently qualifying for Europe's top events. A key era for the squad came in the early 2000s when they made a memorable run to finish 5th at the 2002 World Championship, a result that sparked greater interest in the sport domestically. In recent years, Greece has been a solid mid-tier team in European competitions, often showcasing strong defensive organization and seeking to make an impact in regional tournaments like the Mediterranean Games. The modern team is working to develop a new core of players to climb the European rankings. The fan base, while not massive, is passionate, especially during matches in Piraeus. The Greece Women's team continues to strive for growth and to become a more regular contender in the continental landscape.