VVIA (Moscow)
VVIA, russian abbreviation for Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy, has been adopted by the three time defending champion CSKA PVO (Balashikha) as its new name beginning with the 1999 season. Originally named SKA-29 (Balashika), through 1995.
 
2001 Results 2001 Pitching Statistics 2001 Batting Statistics 2001 Roster
2000 Results 2000 Pitching Statistics 2000 Batting Statistics 2000 Roster
1999 Results 1999 Pitching Statistics 1999 Batting Statistics 1999 Roster
1999 Pitching vs SKV 1999 Batting vs SKV
1999 Pitching vs Spartak 1999 Batting vs Spartak
1999 Pitching vs Moskvich 1999 Batting vs Moskvich
1999 Pitching vs RusStar 1999 Batting vs RusStar
1999 Pitching vs MGU-78 1999 Batting vs MGU-78
1998 Results 1998 Pitching Statistics 1998 Batting Statistics 1998 Roster
1998 Pitching vs SKV 1998 Batting vs SKV
1998 Pitching vs Spartak 1998 Batting vs Spartak
1998 Pitching vs RusStar 1998 Batting vs RusStar
1998 Pitching vs Nakhodka 1998 Batting vs Nakhodka
1998 Pitching vs MGU-78 1998 Batting vs MGU-78
1997 Results 1997 Pitching Statistics 1997 Batting Statistics 1997 Roster
1997 Pitching vs SKA MVS 1997 Batting vs SKA MVS
1997 Pitching vs SKV 1997 Batting vs SKV
1997 Pitching vs MGU-78 1997 Batting vs MGU-78
1997 Pitching vs Spartak 1997 Batting vs Spartak
1997 Pitching vs RusStar 1997 Batting vs RusStar
1995 Results 1995 Pitching Statistics 1995 Batting Statistics 1995 Roster

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