Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi Win AVC Men’s Volleyball Championship 2026 in Pontianak
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| Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi won the AVC Men’s Volleyball Championship 2026 after defeating Foolad Sirjan Iranian 3-1 in the grand final in Pontianak. |
Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi made history after winning the AVC Men’s Volleyball Championship 2026 by defeating Iran’s representative, Foolad Sirjan Iranian, 3-1 in the grand final held in Pontianak on Sunday (May 17, 2026).
The final match was intense from the opening set. Both teams traded aggressive attacks and fast-paced rallies, but Bhayangkara Presisi proved more effective through solid blocking, disciplined defense, and sharp attacking plays that neutralized their opponent’s game.
The victory marked an important achievement for Indonesian volleyball at the Asian level. Thousands of supporters who packed the arena also played a key role in boosting the team’s spirit throughout the match.
Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi manager Pipit Rismanto said the championship title was the result of the team’s hard work during the tournament.
“Alhamdulillah, this is the result of the hard work of the entire team. This victory belongs not only to us, but also to the people of Indonesia,” Pipit said after the match.
He also stated that hosting an international tournament in West Kalimantan had a positive impact on the region, especially in introducing Pontianak to the international stage.
“Thanks to this AVC Men’s event, Pontianak and West Kalimantan have become the center of global attention,” he added.
Meanwhile, Head of Competition Section Agung Setyo Wahyudi confirmed that the entire tournament ran safely and smoothly. He appreciated the support from organizers, local residents, and spectators who attended the grand final.
“Today’s match went smoothly and successfully. Thank you to all spectators who came to enliven this grand final night,” Agung said.
Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi’s success is seen as an important milestone for the growth of Indonesian volleyball in Asia. The successful organization of the AVC Men’s Volleyball Championship 2026 also demonstrated Indonesia’s capability, particularly Pontianak’s, in hosting international sporting events professionally.
“This championship podium is an important record in the history of Indonesian volleyball and further strengthens Indonesia’s position in Asian sports,” Agung concluded.
