2019 Pro Volleyball League

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2019 Pro Volleyball League
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League Pro Volleyball League
Sport Men's volleyball
DurationFebruary 2, 2019 – February 22, 2019
Number of teams6
Regular season
Season MVPAjith Lal C (Calicut Heroes)
Top scorer Rudy Verhoeff (Chennai Spartans)
Finals
Champions Chennai Spartans
  Runners-up Calicut Heroes
Finals MVP Naveen Raja Jacob (Chennai Spartans)
Pro Volleyball League seasons

2019 Pro Volleyball League is the inaugural season of the Indian Indoor Volleyball League known as Pro Volleyball League organized under the supervision of Volleyball Federation of India in association with Baseline Ventures.This season was composed of six teams. [1] The league is approved by FIVB. The inaugural season was won by Chennai Spartans. [2]

Contents

Teams

CityTeam NameInternational PlayersTeam Owner
Ahmedabad Ahmedabad Defenders Novica Bjelica and Victor SysoevBonhomie Sports Event Management Limited [3]
Calicut Calicut Heroes Paul Lotman and Iluoni NgampourouBeacon Sports [3]
Chennai Chennai Spartans Rudy Verhoeff and Ruslans Sorokins Chennai Spartans Sports Private Limited [3]
Hyderabad Black Hawks Hyderabad Carson Clark and Alexander BaderAgile Entertainment Private Limited [3]
Kochi Kochi Blue Spikers David Lee and Andrej Patuc Thomas Muthoot [3]
Mumbai U Mumba Volley Tomislav Coskovic and Nicholas Del Bianco U Sports [3]

Regular season

PosTeamPldWLPtsSWSLSRSPWSPLSPRQualification
1 Calicut Heroes 550111963.1673582881.243 Play–offs
2 Kochi Blue Spikers 541813121.0833263241.006
3 Chennai Spartans 523413121.0833253221.009
4 U Mumba Volley 523412130.9233203230.991
5 Black Hawks Hyderabad 523411140.7863193390.941
6 Ahmedabad Defenders 50507180.3893003520.852
Source: [4] [5]

Results

DateTimeScoreSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5TotalReport
2 Feb19:00 Kochi Blue Spikers 4–1 U Mumba Volley 15–1115–1315–815–105–1565–57
3 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 4–1 Chennai Spartans 15–815–813–1515–1115–1173–53
4 Feb19:00 Black Hawks Hyderabad 3–2 Ahmedabad Defenders 15–1113–1515–1114–1515–972–61
5 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 3–2 U Mumba Volley 15–1012–1515–1314–1515–971–62
6 Feb19:00 Kochi Blue Spikers 3–2 Ahmedabad Defenders 10–1515–1111–1515–1215–1266–65
7 Feb19:00 Chennai Spartans 4–1 Black Hawks Hyderabad 15–1215–1215–1115–1013–1573–60
8 Feb19:00 Kochi Blue Spikers 3–2 Black Hawks Hyderabad 12–1515–1115–1215–1014–1571–63
9 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 5–0 Kochi Blue Spikers 15–1115–915–1415–1315–1075–57
10 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 3–2 Black Hawks Hyderabad 15–1115–1115–712–1511–1568–59
11 Feb19:00 Kochi Blue Spikers 3–2 Chennai Spartans 12–1510–1515–1115–1315–1067–64
12 Feb19:00 Black Hawks Hyderabad 3–2 U Mumba Volley 13–1515–117–1515–1415–1165–66
13 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 4–1 Ahmedabad Defenders 15–1411–1515–1115–915–871–57
16 Feb19:00 Chennai Spartans 2–3 U Mumba Volley 14–158–1510–1515–1015–1062–65
17 Feb19:00 Chennai Spartans 4–1 Ahmedabad Defenders 15–613–1515–1315–1115–1273–57
18 Feb19:00 U Mumba Volley 4–1 Ahmedabad Defenders 10–1515–1215–1315–1215–870–60

Play–offs

Semifinals

Top four teams of Regular season are qualified to two different semifinal pairs.

Semifinal 1

DateTimeScoreSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5TotalReport
19 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 3–0 U Mumba Volley 15–1215–916–1446–35

Semifinal 2

DateTimeScoreSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5TotalReport
20 Feb19:00 Kochi Blue Spikers 2–3 Chennai Spartans 14–1615–915–108–1513–1565–65

Final

DateTimeScoreSet 1Set 2Set 3Set 4Set 5TotalReport
22 Feb19:00 Calicut Heroes 0–3 Chennai Spartans 11–1512–1514–1637–46

Final standing

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