Police SC were crowned champions of the Qatar Volleyball Cup after defeating Al Arabi 3-1 in the final, securing their third title in the competition’s history.
First Vice-President of the Qatar Olympic Committee Mohammed bin Yousef al-Mana, alongside Qatar Volleyball Association President Ali Ghanim al-Kuwari and Vice President of the Qatar Police Sports Federation, Col. Ahmed bin Hamad Al-Thani, presented the trophy, gold medals, and a prize of QR600,000 to the champions. Al Arabi, who finished runners-up, received silver medals and QR400,000.
Police SC made a strong start, claiming the opening set (25-18) with an impressive display that combined powerful attacking play and solid blocking at the net.
They maintained their momentum in the second set, overcoming Al Arabi’s attempts to respond and securing it (25-21). Al Arabi bounced back in the third set, showing improved organization and effective blocking to reduce their opponents’ scoring opportunities, taking the set (25-21). However, Police SC regained control in the fourth set, delivering a composed performance to close out the match (25-21) and seal the title.
Draw held for Amir Cup
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Amir Cup Volleyball Championship for the 2025–2026 season was held at the Qatar Olympic Committee headquarters yesterday. The draw produced evenly balanced matchups. Al Rayyan will face Qatar SC, while Al Wakrah take on Al Ahli. Police SC meet Al Sadd, and Al Arabi will play Al Gharafa. Matches will be held from April 8 to 15 at the Aspire Ladies Sports Hall under a knockout format.