2008–09 Iranian Volleyball Super League

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The following is the final results of the Iranian Volleyball Super League (Innovation and Flourishing Cup) 2008/09 season.

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Standings

MatchesPoints ratioSetsQualification or relegation
RankTeamPtsPldWLWLRatio
1 Paykan Tehran 46242221.22767135.154 2009 Asian Club Championship
2 Saipa Tehran 46242221.13068223.091
3 Foolad Urmia 39241591.05355451.222
BEEM Mazandaran 39241591.05055411.341
5 Azad University Tehran 39241591.03453411.293
6 Petrochimi Bandar Imam 362313101.02246371.243
7 Bank Saderat Iran Mashhad 342410140.96440540.741
8 Sang Ahan Bafgh 342410140.94742550.764
9 Padisan Gonbad 31248160.93743590.729
10 Erteashat Sanati Tehran 31247170.91329580.500
11 Damash Gilan 30237160.95539560.696
12 Bargh Kerman 30246180.91033640.516
13 Gol Gohar Sirjan 29245190.94337620.597
— Shahrdari Hamedan ––––––––Relegation to the first division

Results

AZD BSI BRG BEM DAM ERT FOL GOL PAD PAY PET SAI SNG HAM
Azad University 3–13–01–33–03–01–33–03–20–32–30–33–1X
Bank Saderat 3–23–23–13–23–02–33–03–10–31–30–30–33–0
Bargh Kerman 1–33–13–22–30–31–33–23–12–30–30–33–20–3
BEEM 2–31–33–13–13–03–03–23–23–10–32–33–13–1
Damash 2–32–33–11–33–12–33–11–30–33–12–33–13–2
Erteashat Sanati 3–01–33–10–31–33–13–13–20–30–30–31–33–1
Foolad Urmia 2–33–03–02–33–13–10–33–22–33–13–23–03–2
Gol Gohar 0–33–22–33–23–12–32–33–01–31–32–32–31–3
Padisan Gonbad 2–33–23–11–33–23–13–13–20–3*3–12–32–33–1
Paykan 3–13–03–03–03–03–03–03–03–03–03–03–03–0
Petrochimi 0–33–03–00–3X3–02–33–13–01–31–33–1X
Saipa 3–13–03–13–03–03–13–23–03–03–03–03–1X
Sang Ahan 1–33–13–21–33–13–11–33–13–20–31–31–33–0
Shahrdari Hamedan 3–21–3X0–30–33–22–31–3X0–31–30–31–3

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