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VOLLEYBALL - Int News 30 Oct, 2025

Pakistan Volleyball players claim silver medal in Asian Youth Games 2025

Islamabad (Sports News); Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team has won the silver Medal at the 3rd Asian Youth Games 2025 held in Bahrain.In the final match, Pakistan faced a strong Iranian side, where the boys fought bravely but lost by 0–3, with set scores of 25–21, 25–23, and 25–23. Despite this result, the team’s performance throughout the tournament was exceptional — Pakistan did not lose a single match before the final, defeating teams like Mongolia, Bahrain, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, and China with dominating performances.The final match was a display of determination and courage, where the Pakistani players pushed hard in every set but were unfortunate to miss the Gold Medal by a close margin. Nevertheless, finishing undefeated until the final stands as a historic achievement for Pakistan volleyball at the youth level.Throughout the tournament, standout performances were delivered by Mohammad Yahya, Mohammad Anas, Mohammad Irfan, and Ajmal Junaid, while Team Manager-cum-Coach Naseer Ahmed and Head Coach Saeed Ahmed Khan Sady provided remarkable leadership and guidance to the young team.This success is a part of Pakistan Volleyball Federation’s long-term development plan that started four years ago — from the U16 Asian Championship (Gold Medal) to the U18 Asian Championship, then the U19 World Championship, and now the Silver Medal at the 3rd Asian Youth Games 2025. The consistent progress of this team is a testament to the Federation’s vision and the invaluable support of Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC), which has sponsored and supported Pakistan’s youth volleyball teams over the years.The Chairman, Pakistan Volleyball Federation, Ch. Mohammad Yaqoob said: “Congratulations to Team Pakistan for their exceptional journey in Bahrain. You remained undefeated throughout the competition and fought bravely in the final. We are proud of your dedication and passion. You have once again proved that Pakistan volleyball has a bright future.”Similarly, Sohail Khawar Mir, President, Pakistan Volleyball Federation, said: “Winning the silver medal without losing a single match before the final is a huge achievement. This success reflects years of hard work, teamwork, and commitment. I congratulate our players, coaches, and officials for making Pakistan proud on the Asian stage.”

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 23 Oct, 2025

Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team Defeat Uzbekistan 3-0 to Qualify for Semi-Finals

Islamabad (PR): The Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team has qualified for the semi-finals of the 3rd Asian Youth Games 2025, currently taking place in Bahrain, after a commanding 3-0 victory over Uzbekistan in the quarter-final match.The young Pakistani squad delivered a powerful and disciplined performance, winning the sets by 25-13, 25-20, and 25-18 at the Isa Bin Rashid Sports City. Pakistan’s impressive teamwork and strategic play overwhelmed the Uzbek side, marking another milestone in the country’s growing youth volleyball legacy.Outstanding performances came from Mohammad Yahya, Mohammad Anas, Muhtad Ali Shah, and Khizar Hayat, who led the team with remarkable energy, attacking precision, and defensive stability. Their synergy and confidence were instrumental in Pakistan’s straight-set win.Following this crucial victory, Pakistan has now qualified for the semi-finals, showcasing their strength among Asia’s top youth volleyball teams. However, before the semi-final round, Pakistan will play a classification match against Saudi Arabia on 24 October 2025 at 4:00 PM (Pakistan Standard Time) as part of the tournament’s structured phase leading to the medal round.

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 19 Oct, 2025

Asian Youth Games 2025: Pakistan beat Mongolia 3-0 in Opening Match

ISLAMABAD (PR): The Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF) announced that the Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team has started its campaign at the 3rd Asian Youth Games 2025, currently being held in Bahrain, with an impressive 3-0 victory against Mongolia in their opening match.The match, played at the Isa Bin Rashid Sports City, saw the young Pakistani side display excellent teamwork, energy, and skill throughout all three sets. Pakistan dominated the game with set scores of 25-22, 25-13, and 25-15, showcasing their strength and preparation for this prestigious continental event.The players demonstrated exceptional control and coordination on the court, with Mohammad Yahya and Mohammad Saud delivering standout performances, leading the team with powerful attacks and strong defensive play. The victory marks a confident start for Pakistan in the tournament and boosts morale as the team looks forward to tougher challenges ahead.With this victory, Pakistan has taken a strong position in Group A, where they are placed alongside host nation Bahrain and Mongolia.Pakistan’s next match is scheduled against Bahrain on 20 October 2025 at 9:00 PM (Pakistan Standard Time) at the Isa Bin Rashid Sports City – Hall C.The Pakistan Volleyball Federation extends its congratulations to the players, coaches, and management for their outstanding start and wishes them continued success as they strive to bring pride to the nation at the 3rd Asian Youth Games 2025.

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 16 Oct, 2025

Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team ti participate in Asian Youth Games

Abdul Jabbar FaisalISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF) on Thursday announced that the Pakistan Youth Volleyball Team will participate in the 3rd Asian Youth Games, scheduled to be held in Bahrain from 22nd to 31st October 2025.According to an official of PVF٫ the prestigious multi-sport event will bring together the continent’s top young athletes, and Pakistan’s participation in volleyball marks another significant step in the country’s growing prominence in Asian volleyball.In the Volleyball competition, Pakistan has been placed in Group A alongside Bahrain and Mongolia, while other pools are as follows:Group B: Iran, China, QatarGroup C: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Saudi ArabiaGroup D: Chinese Taipei, Thailand, IndonesiaThe Pakistan contingent will depart from Islamabad on 17th October 2025 and will back on 30th October.Names of players and officials:Naseer Ahmed (Manager); Saeed Ahmed Khan Sady (Coach); Tayyab Khan; Muhtad Ali Shah; Mohammad Yahya٫ Mohammad Talha Mehar٫ Mohammad Saud٫ Mohammad Irfan٫ Mohammad Anas٫ Khizar Hayat٫ Jabran Amin Jan٫ Faizan Ullah٫ Ajmal Junaid٫ Abu Bakar Siddique (Athletes).

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 02 Aug, 2025

Pakistan crush USA 3-1 in FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship Playoff

Sports Bulletin ReportTashkent (Uzbekistan): The Pakistan U19 Volleyball Team outclassed United States of America (USA) Team 3-1 in a play-off game of the FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship 2025 in the 13–16 classification round. The final score-line was 25-14, 22-25, 25-18, and 25-23.Pakistani spikers earned a total of 97 points in the match, which included 66 points from attack, 10 points from blocking, 5 points from serves, and 16 points from opponent errors. The star performers for Pakistan were Mohammad Yahya, who delivered an outstanding performance with 22 points, and Muhammad Saud, who contributed 15 points to secure the victory for the team.With this win, Pakistan now moves on to compete for the 13th position in the tournament, marking a strong presence in their debut appearance at the FIVB U19 World Championship. The next and final match for Pakistan will be held on 3rd August 2025, where the team will fight to finish at 13th position globally, a significant milestone in Pakistan’s volleyball history.

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 28 Jul, 2025

FIVB U19 World Championship 2025: Pakistan beat Puerto Rico 3-0

ISLAMABAD (Sports Report): The Pakistan U19 Men’s Volleyball Team continued their historic winning streak at the FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship 2025 with a commanding 3-0 victory over Puerto Rico in their fourth group-stage match, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.With set scores of 25-20, 25-20, and 25-15, Pakistan demonstrated excellent tactical discipline, teamwork, and energy throughout the game — securing their fourth consecutive victory and climbing to the top of Pool A.Match Statistics (Pakistan vs. Puerto Rico):Total Points: 72Attack Points: 39Block Points: 8Service Aces: 2Points from Opponent Errors: 23Top Scorers:Mohammad Yahya – 16 PointsMohammad Irfan – 14 PointsBoth players delivered clutch performances and led the team with their aggressive plays at the net and consistent defense. Yahya’s attacking strength and Irfan’s quick middle transitions were critical in dismantling Puerto Rico’s rhythm.Sohail Khawar Mir, President – Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF) said:“Our U19 team has made the nation proud once again. Winning four matches in a row on the world stage is a testament to their dedication, talent, and the continuous support of the federation. Topping Pool A among global volleyball giants shows that Pakistan’s volleyball is reaching new heights. We are committed to providing the resources, training, and international exposure these young athletes need to become world-class players. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the players, coaching staff, and the entire nation.”PAKISTAN’S UPCOMING MATCHES (POOL A): Pakistan vs. Argentin – 29 July 2025 at 11:00 AM (PKT)

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 25 Jul, 2025

FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship: Pakistan defeat Uzbekistan 3-0

Sports Bulletin ReportTashkent (Uzbekistan): The Pakistan U19 Men’s Volleyball Team continued their outstanding form at the FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship 2025, registering their second back-to-back victory in the tournament by defeating hosts Uzbekistan in straight games 3-0.In a thrilling encounter held in Tashkent, Pakistan dominated the court and claimed victory with set scores of 25-23, 25-18, 25-21. This impressive win follows Pakistan’s opening triumph over Belgium, signaling their intent to make a strong mark in their historic debut at the world stage.Mohammad Yahya led the scoreboard with a stellar 24 points, delivering exceptional consistency in both attack and defense. Mohammad Saud added 10 points, showcasing his versatility on the net. Muhtad Ali Shah and Ajmal Junaid each contributed 9 crucial points, adding depth to Pakistan’s offensive strategy.Head Coach Saeed Ahmed Khan Sady said: “Our boys showed tremendous maturity and confidence on the court today. Beating the host team in front of their home crowd is never easy, but our players remained focused and executed the game plan with precision. This victory boosts our morale, but we still have crucial matches ahead.”Mohammad Yaqoob, Chairman Pakistan Volleyball Federation, said: “This is a proud moment for Pakistan Volleyball. Our youth teams are not only qualifying for global competitions but are also delivering world-class performances. I extend heartfelt congratulations to the entire squad, coaches, and the nation. We are confident this momentum will carry us to the next round.”Upcoming Fixtures of Pakistan Team:Pakistan vs Turkey — 26 July 2025 at 11:00 AM (PKT)Pakistan vs. Puerto Rico — 28 July 2025 at 02:00 PM (PKT)Pakistan vs Argentina — 29 July 2025 at 11:00 AM (PKT)

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 24 Jul, 2025

FIVB U19 Championship: Pakistan stun Belgium in straight games 3-0

Sports Bulletin ReportTashkent (Uzbekistan): Pakistan U19 Men’s Volleyball Team outplayed Belgium 3-0 in their opening fixture of the FIVB Boys’ U19 Volleyball World Championship 2025, which is going on in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.On Thursday, Pakistani players displayed an attacking game against the best team in the world and won all three games with a score-line of 25-19, 25-17, 25-22. Mohammad Saud won 13 points for the team while Mohammad Yahya (11) and Mohammad Jabran (8) were other major contributors. Green Shirts got 32 points by attacking shorts. Pakistani athletes produced sparkling performances in all departments, including Blocking and Service, as they made 11 points by blocking their opponents.Chairman, Pakistan Volleyball Federation (PVF), Ch Mohammad Yaqoob said: “This is a moment of immense pride for Pakistan. Our U19 team has proven that they belong among the best in the world by beating Belgium in straight sets at the biggest stage. This win is historic — not just because it’s our first appearance at the U19 World Championship, but because of the maturity and brilliance shown by our players. Coming off the U16 team's gold medal victory and qualification for the U17 World Championship, this result shows that Pakistan Volleyball is moving in the right direction. I congratulate the team, coaching staff, the entire federation, and the nation on this remarkable achievement.”This prestigious event features 24 top volleyball nations from around the world, including volleyball powerhouses like Brazil, Italy, Japan, Iran, USA, France, and Poland. Pakistan has been placed in Pool A alongside Belgium, Uzbekistan, Turkey, and Puerto Rico.Pakistan’s upcoming fixtures:Pakistan vs Uzbekistan — 25 July 2025 at 05:00 PM (PKT)Pakistan vs Turkey — 26 July 2025 at 11:00 AM (PKT)Pakistan vs Puerto Rico — 28 July 2025 at 02:00 PM (PKT)Pakistan vs Argentina — 29 July 2025 at 11:00 AM (PKT)

VOLLEYBALL - Int News 22 Jul, 2025

FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship: Pakistan to meet Belgium on July 24

Abdul Jabbar FaisalISLAMABAD: Pakistan U19 Volleyball Team will take on Belgium in their opening fixture of the FIVB Boys’ Under-19 World Championship, which will be rolled into action on July 24, 2025 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Mohammad Yahya will lead the Green Shirts in the 24-nation international volleyball showpiece.According to available information from abroad, the prestigious FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship is scheduled to take place from July 24 to August 3, 2025 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The FIVB Boys’ U19 World Championship 2025 features participation from 24 of the world’s strongest national teams, including Algeria, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Colombia, Cuba, Egypt, Finland, France, Iran, Italy, Japan, Korea, Pakistan, Poland, Puerto Rico, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, USA, and host Uzbekistan.President PVF, Sohail Khawar Mir, said: “Our U19 team is a symbol of the hard work and growth Pakistan volleyball has seen in recent years. Competing in the World Championship is a dream for many, and this team will carry the flag with pride, discipline, and resilience.” Pakistan U19 (Players): Mohammad Yahya (Captain), Tayyab Khan, Mohammad Jabran Khan, Mohammad Hassan, Mohammad Saud, Muhtad Ali Shah, Ajmal Junaid, Mohammad Irfan, Javed Ahmad, Talal Ahmad, Abu Bakar Siddique, Khizar HayatOfficials: Saeed Ahmed Khan Sady (Head Coach), Ehsan Iqbal (Assistant Coach), Mohammad Suleman Amin (Assistant Coach), Mohammad Salman (Physiotherapist), Mazhar Fareed (Manager), Mohammad Shahbaz (Technical Official), Ch. Mohammad Yaqoob (Chairman, PVF / Head of Delegation), Sohail Khawar Mir (President, PVF)Schedule of Pakistan matches:July 24, 2025: Pakistan vs. Belgium at 11:00 AMJuly 25, 2025: Pakistan vs. Uzbekistan at 5:00 PMJuly 26, 2025: Pakistan vs. Turkey at 11:00 AMJuly 28, 2025: Pakistan vs. Puerto Rico at 2:00 PM.

VOLLEYBALL - National 20 Jul, 2025

PSB announces cash prizes for U-16 Volleyball Team on winning Asian title

ISLAMABAD (PR): Pakistan’s victorious under‑16 men’s volleyball team each player will receive Rs600,000 in cash awards following their historic win at the Asian U‑16 Championship, the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) announced on Sunday.Under the PSB’s updated 2024 Cash Award Policy, annual continental gold medallists in team events are granted 30% of the individual award, amounting to Rs600,000 per player. With a 12‑member squad, this translates to Rs7.2 million in total for the players.Additionally, PSB’s policy allocates 50% of the team award to the coaching staff, bringing the coach’s share to Rs1,000,000. Together, the total approved payout for the squad and coaching staff is Rs8.2 million.Pakistan claimed the continental trophy in Thailand by defeating Iran 3‑2 in a dramatic final, remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament.A PSB spokesperson said the awards would be disbursed within days, aligning with the board’s initiative to “recognise and financially support sporting excellence across age groups.” The payments will go directly to players and coaches named on the official tournament roster after fulfilling the required documentation.