General Information

Football club “Volyn” (Lutsk) was founded in 1960.

The club has played under the following names:

1. 1960–1967“Volyn”
2. 1968–1971“Torpedo”
3. 1972–1976SC Lutsk
4. 1977–1988“Torpedo”
5. 1989–2000“Volyn”
6. 2001 – July 2002SC “Volyn-1”

Since July 2002 the club has played as “Volyn” (Lutsk).

Legal name

FOOTBALL CLUB “VOLYN” Limited Liability Company

Club address

7A Peremohy Avenue, Lutsk, 43005, Ukraine

General director

Yevheniia Zhukhovytska

Head coach

Albert Shakhov

Phones

+38 (0332) 78-59-88, 78-59-89, 78-59-90

Fax

+38 (0332) 78-59-88

E-mail

scvolyn@gmail.com; info@fcvolyn.net

Website

fcvolyn.net

Home ground

Avanhard Stadium (12,080 seats)

Club colours

white and crimson

Honours

• Ukrainian First League champions, 2002
• Ukrainian First League runners-up, 2010
• Ukrainian First League bronze medallists, 2019
• Ukrainian SSR champions, 1989
• Ukrainian SSR championship bronze medallists, 1975
• Winners of the “Ruby Cup”, 1975

Other achievements

• USSR Armed Forces championship runners-up, 1976
• Winners of the “Mark of Quality” prize, 1986

Individual player honours

• Eric Bicfalvi — Ukrainian Premier League top scorer 2014/15 (17 goals)
• Maicon Oliveira — Ukrainian Premier League top scorer 2011/12 (14 goals)
• Volodymyr Dudarenko — Ukrainian SSR championship top scorer, 1975 (14 goals)
• Denys Kozhanov — Ukrainian First League best player 2018/19
• Issa Ndoye — Ukrainian First League best player 2009/10
• Oleksandr Pyshchur — Ukrainian First League best player 2008/09
• Vasyl Sachko — Ukrainian First League best player 2001/02

Named among Ukraine's best players

• Vasyl Sachko (2005)
• Bohdan Butko (2010)
• Yevhen Pavlov (2010)
• Bohdan Butko (2011)
• Serhii Siminin (2012)

Named among Ukraine's best Second League players by the FFU (1973–87)

• Viktor Nykytiuk (1974)
• Volodymyr Fihel (1975, 1976)
• Mykola Prystai (1975, 1976)
• Ihor Hataulin (1976)
• Volodymyr Mozoliuk (1984)
• Mykhailo Burch (1985)
• Oleh Fediukov (1985)

• Best finish in the Ukrainian championship— 6th place (2002/03)
• Best run in the Ukrainian Cup— semi-finals (2002/03, 2009/10, 2011/12)
• Most appearances for the club— Oleh Fediukov (563)
• All-time top scorers— Volodymyr Dykyi and Andrii Fedetskyi, 91 goals each
• Most goals in a single season— Volodymyr Dykyi (22 goals in 1989), Oleksandr Pyshchur (22 goals in 2008/09)
• Biggest win— 9:1 (Metalurh Zaporizhzhia, 2015/16)
• Heaviest defeat— 1:8 (Arsenal Kyiv, 2002/03)

Across 62 seasons in the championships and cups of Ukraine and the USSR, Volyn have played 2,422 matches: 846 wins, 570 draws, 1,006 defeats, goal difference 2,616–3,049 (as of 1 July 2021).

Independent auditor's report, 2020 — file lost at the source

Key financial indicators, 2020 — file lost at the source