Games Preparation Centers

Joseph Claudel Sports hall

Commune de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges

Saint-Dié-des-Vosges , Grand Est

Altitude: 601 meters

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1 Gymnasium

Center's disciplines

Volleyball

Description

The Palais Omnisports Joseph Claudel (POJC) is a sports complex with 12 different rooms: 2 multi-sports rooms separated by a curtain, which can be removed, if necessary, an archery, strength training, billiards, dance, gymnastics, fencing, shooting at 10m, judo and a kempo room.

The POJC has a meeting room, a friendly room, and a medical-sports centre.

Room 1 has been the subject of major work over the past two years with the switch to LED lighting. In addition, a two-tone volleyball track is planned in Room 1.
Temporary arrangements will be made before 2023. The meeting room or the room measuring 30m * 10m can be arranged according to the circumstance to be the Headquarters of the national delegation welcomed (relaxation area, videoconference space, and catering).
Training can be done in camera, and we have year-round site guard

Special features

Easy to park
Proximity to the water sports centre and the city centre
Opportunity to store equipment
Proximity to the Sports Park (track, tennis, golf, etc.)
Provision of mini-buses and drivers
The hospital is 5 min from the sports equipment
3 national or international airports nearby: Strasbourg, 1h15, Basel-Mulhouse, 1h32, Metz-Nancy, 1h27)
Local volleyball club with an elite women’s team, partner for hosting national delegations for the Paris 2024 Games.

Known for

Volleyball:
- Senior World Championship Qualifier (2005)
- Final phase European Junior Women’s Championship (2006)
- European Junior Women’s Championship Qualifier (2010)
- European Women’s Senior League: France Romania (2009), France Serbia (2011), France Ukraine (2013), Open GENERALI Women’s League A (2014) and final phase French National Championship 3 (2017)
- Hosting of internships for the French Women's Volleyball team (agreement with the federation from 2001 to 2013)
- Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, official reception of the France Seniors and young women’s teams
- French Cup (2017)
- French Elite Women’s Championship (2018 until today)