Police VC and RRA WVC Win Inaugural Climate Action Volleyball Tournament

Police VC (men) and RRA WVC (women) were crowned champions of the inaugural Climate Action Volleyball Tournament after thrilling final matches held at the Gisagara Indoor Stadium, Rwanda. The competition was organised by the Rwanda Volleyball Federation (FRVB) in partnership with the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA). The two-day tournament featured top teams competing in both categories, with REG VC and Gisagara VC joining Police VC in the men’s competition, while RRA WVC, Police WVC and RP Huye featured in the women’s category. In the women’s final, RRA WVC overcame Police WVC

Police VC (men) and RRA WVC (women) were crowned champions of the inaugural Climate Action Volleyball Tournament after thrilling final matches held at the Gisagara Indoor Stadium, Rwanda. The competition was organised by the Rwanda Volleyball Federation (FRVB) in partnership with the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA). The two-day tournament featured top teams competing in both categories, with REG VC and Gisagara VC joining Police VC in the men’s competition, while RRA WVC, Police WVC and RP Huye featured in the women’s category. In the women’s final, RRA WVC overcame Police WVC in a dramatic five-set encounter. RRA started strongly by winning the first two sets 26-24 and 25-22, but Police fought back to level the match. In a tense deciding set, RRA WVC held their nerve to win 15-11 and secure the title. The men’s final was equally intense, as Police VC also needed five sets to overcome REG VC. REG dominated the early stages, taking the first two sets 25-19 and 25-18, but Police VC mounted a strong comeback to level the match. In the decisive set, Police VC sealed victory with a 15-11 win to claim the championship. Both winning teams received a cash prize of 4 million Rwandan francs, while runners-up REG VC and Police WVC earned 3 million francs. Third-placed teams Gisagara VC and RP Huye each received 1.5 million francs.

RRA WVC are the champions of the inaugural Climate Action Volleyball Tournament after a thrilling five-set victory over Police WVC at Gisagara Indoor Stadium. A strong comeback and composed finish secured them the women’s title in a dramatic final.

Police VC are the men’s champions of the inaugural Climate Action Volleyball Tournament after a dramatic five-set comeback win over REG VC at Gisagara Indoor Stadium. A strong fightback sealed them the title in a thrilling final.