General Information

Football club «Volyn» (Lutsk) was founded in 1960.

The club has played under the following names:

1960–1967 — "Volyn"

1968–1971 — "Torpedo"

1972–1976 — SC Lutsk

1977–1988 — "Torpedo"

1989–2000 — "Volyn"

2001 – July 2002 — SC "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