POM Corporate Volleyball Competition

Points Ladder after Round 15 and Game results

Game Results Round 15 31st May 2026
POMCVC 2026 Season 7

Mens Premier Division
1. National Finance beat Govt House 2;0 sets, 25;10, 25;13 total score 50;23
2. NWTL1 beat Kinabank 2;0 sets, 25:13, 25;23 total score 50;36
3. NCDC beat Parliament 2;0 sets, 25;23, 25;10 total score 50;42
4. BSP beat Govt House 2;0 sets, 25;17, 25;23 total score 50;40
5. Brianbell beat CPL 2;0 sets, 25;21, 26;24 total score 51;45
6. Credit Corp beat POMGEN 2;0 sets, 27;25, 25;16 total score 52;41
7. BSP beat Westpac 2;0 sets, 25;15, 25;22 total score 50;37
8. Normal Bye TISA
9. BYE because Games already played: Forest Authority, Digicel, Customs and PNGFM

Womens Premier Division:
1. TISA 1 beat Forest Authority in total score within 45 minutes, 1;1 sets, 26;28, 25;21, 11;6 total score 62;55
2. Kinabank 1 beat POMGEN in total score within 45 minutes, 1;1 sets, 14;25, 25;13, 14;11 total score 53;50
3. Pacific Industry beat LLLS Lawyers 2;0 sets, 25;18, 25;16 total score 50;34
4. Kinabank 1 beat Govt House 2;0 sets, 25;11, 25;13 total score 50;24
5. IRC 1 beat NCDC 2;0 sets, 25;22, 25;23 total score 50;45
6. BSP beat Customs 2;0 sets, 26;24, 25;7 total score 51;31
7. Westpac beat BPNG2 in total score within 45 minutes, 1;1 sets, 26;24, 17;25, 10;2 total score 53;51
8. NWTL1 beat BrianBell 2;0 sets, 25;11, 25;18 total score 50;29
9. DOE beat Digicel 2;0 sets, 25;9, 25;19, total score 50;28
10. Govt House beat PNGFM by forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total sore 50;0
11. BYE: Dentons

Mens Division 1
- Divisional BYE

Women Division 1:
1. CPL beat ANZ 2;0 sets, 25;17, 25;15 total score 50;32
2. IRC2 beat TSC 2;1 sets, 24;26, 25;22, 15;9 total score 64;57
3. IPA beat PM 2;1 sets, 21;25, 25;11, 15;8 total score 61;44
4. GIS beat Coca Cola 2;0 sets, 25;13, 25;20 totals score 50;33
5. BNBM beat BPNG1 2;0 sets, 25;23, 25;21 total score 50;44
6. DOWH beat IEA 2;0 sets, 25;16, 25;20 total score 50;36
7. Parliament beat Hilton Hotel 2;0 sets, 25;22, 25;22 total score 50;44
8. NWTL2 beat Dataco by the 1st per the rule when a draw on total score. 25;18, 21;25, 1;4 total score 47;47
9. Niusky Pacific beat PNGPorts by forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0 , 25;0 total score 50;0
10. Normal BYE: Moniplus

Men Division 2
1. Air Niugini beat TSC 2;1 sets, 25;23, 22;25, 15;10 total score 62;58
2. FODE beat Ela Motors 2;0 sets, 28;26, 25;18 total score 53;44
3. NSL beat NDB 2;0 sets, 25;14, 25;20 total score 50;34
4. DICT beat ABT Global 2;0, 25;10, 25;18, total score 50;28
5. Sunev Teews 1 beat MRA 2;0 sets, 25;17, 25;18 total score 50;35
6. Elegant 1 beat BPNG 2;0 sets, 25;14; 25;15 total score 50;29
7. Stanley Hotel beat IRC 1 2;1 sets, 25;23, 24;26, 15;11 total score 64;60

Women Division 2
1. Sunev Teews beat Air Niugini 1 2;0 sets, 25;22, 25;21 total score 50;43
2. Ela Motors 1 beat FODE 2;0 sets, 25;18, 25;15 total score 50;33
3. DICT beat Aus High Com 2;0 sets, 25;14, 25;6 total score 50;20
4. ABT Global beat MVIL 2;0 sets, 25;19, 25;13 total score 50;32
5. NDB beat Deloitte 2;1 sets, 17;25, 25;19, 15;13 total score 57;57
6. Pacific Palms beat MRA 2;1 sets, 19;25, 25;17, 15;13 total score 59;55
7. Credit Corp beat DLIR on forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0
8. Stanley Hotel beat TPA on forfeit 2;0, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0
9. Normal BYE MRDC

Men Division 3
1. OK Tedi beat Electoral Commission 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;23 total score 50;23
2. CPA beat DOT 2;0 sets, 25;23, 26;24 total score 51;47
3. ExpoPNG beat Trends Beauty 2;0 sets, 25;17, 25;19 total score 50;36
4. Elegant 2 beat NICTA 2;0 sets, 25;8, 25;18 total score 50;36
5. Sunev Teews beat SNS in total score within 45 minutes, 1;1 sets, 25;20, 22;25, 14;11 total score 61;56
6. PM beat PWC on forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0

Women Division 3
1. PWC beat TISA 2 2;0 sets, 25;21, 27;25 total score 52;46
2. SNS beat DOT 2;0 sets, 25;10, 25;11 total score 50;22
3. ExpoPNG beat NSL 2;0 sets, 25;23, 25;13 total score 50;36
4. Ela Motors 2 beat Trends Beauty 2;0 sets, 25;14, 25;13 total score 50;27
5. Elegant beat NICTA 2;0 sets, 25;3, 25;20 total score 50;23
6. Electoral Commission beat OK Tedi on forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0
7. BYE because games already played: Air Niugni 2 and Kinabank 2
8. Normal BYE CPA

Mix Division 1:
1. DICT beat PM 2;1 sets, 25;16, 13;25, 15;9 total score 53;50
2. Sunev Teews beat CPL 1 2;1 sets, 25;12, 13;25, 15;7 total score 53;44
3. National Finance beat Dataco 2;0 sets, 25;17, 25;23 total score 50;40
4. DOE beat MRA 2;1 sets, 25;27, 25;21, 15;12 total score 65;60
5. SNS beat LLLS Lawyers 2;0 sets, 25;13, 25;14 total score 50;27
6. BrianBell beat BNBM on forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0
7. Bye because game already played: Westpac and DOWH
8. Normal Bye Elegant

Mix Division 2
1. Electoral Commission beat TEMIS 2;1 sets, 16;25, 25;22, 15;13 total score 56;60
2. PWC beat NICTA 2;0 sets, 25;15, 25;21 total score 50;36
3. IPA beat Deloitte 2;1 sets, 21;25, 25;19, 15;8 total score 61;52
4. Trends Beauty beat MVIL 2;0 sets, 25;16, 25;17 total score 50;33
5. IRC beat Aus High Com 2;0 sets, 25;16, 25;14 total score 50;30
6. CPL 2 beat Dentons on Forfeit 2;0 sets, 25;0, 25;0 total score 50;0
7. TPA and DLIR double forfeit
8. BYE because game played: Moniplus and PNGPorts

🏐 ROUND 16 DRAW ANNOUNCEMENT
2026 POM CORPORATE VOLLEYBALL COMPETITION (POMCVC) – SEASON 7
📅 Sunday 7th June 2026

Dear Team Representatives and Players,

Please find attached the official Round 16 Draw for the 2026 POM Corporate Volleyball Competition (POMCVC) Season 7.

Team Representatives are requested to carefully review the draw and update all players and officials accordingly to ensure teams arrive on time for their scheduled matches.

Please also take note of the following BYES, Forfeit Wins, Catch-Up Games and Postponed Matches for Round 16.

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📌 DIVISIONAL BYES
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• Men’s Division 2 – ALL TEAMS
• Men’s Division 3 – ALL TEAMS

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📌 NORMAL BYES
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• Men Premier Division – POMGEN
• Mix Division 1 – DATACO
• Mix Division 1 – CPL 1 (Bye recorded but will play Catch-Up Games)
• Women Premier Division – DOE
• Women Division 1 – IRC2
• Women Division 2 – MRA
• Women Division 3 – TRANSPORT

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📌 OFFICIAL FORFEIT WIN BYES
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Women Division 1
• Coca Cola – PNGPorts Forfeit

Mix Division 2
• MVIL – Dentons Forfeit
• Electoral Commission – TPA Forfeit
• NICTA – DLIR Forfeit
• IPA – PNGPorts Forfeit

Women Premier Division
• LLLS Lawyers – PNGFM Forfeit

Women Division 2
• MVIL – DLIR Forfeit
• NDB – TPA Forfeit

Men Division 1
• Hilton Hotel – DOWH Forfeit

Men Premier Division
• Parliament – PNGFM Forfeit

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📌 GAMES ALREADY PLAYED – TEAMS ON BYE
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Mix Division 1
• PM
• DATACO

Women Division 3
• PWC
• Kinabank 2

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📌 POSTPONED MATCH
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Women Premier Division
• Westpac vs Govt House

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📢 IMPORTANT REMINDERS
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• Team Reps are requested to ensure all players are aware of their scheduled game times and courts.
• All teams must arrive early and be ready before their allocated match times.
• Teams are encouraged to continue promoting good sportsmanship, discipline and respect throughout the competition.
• Any further draw amendments or updates will be communicated through the official competition channels.

As we continue moving closer towards the finals series, every match becomes increasingly important in the race for Top 8 qualification, ladder positioning and championship contention.

We thank all teams for your continued support, cooperation and commitment towards making the 2026 POMCVC Season 7 another successful and exciting competition.

ROUND 15 SET TO SHAKE UP THE LADDER RACE IN POMCVC SEASON 7

Finals Pressure Builds Across Premier, Division 1, 2, 3 and Mixed Divisions

The race towards the 2026 POM Corporate Volleyball Competition (POMCVC) Season 7 finals is intensifying as clubs prepare for another explosive weekend of volleyball action during Round 15 on

Sunday 31st May 2026 at TAIC.

Following a dramatic Round 14 filled with ladder-shifting victories, tense three-set battles, upset wins, and title statement performances, teams across all divisions are now entering the most critical stage of the season where every set, every point, and every match could determine finals qualification.

With Round 13 and Round 14 ladder standings now painting a clearer picture of championship contenders and struggling teams, Round 15 promises to deliver high-pressure volleyball across the Premier, Division 1, Division 2, Division 3 and Mixed Divisions.

MEN’S PREMIER DIVISION

NCDC Remain the Benchmark — But The Chasers Are Closing In
NCDC continue to lead the Men’s Premier Division after extending their dominance to 34 competition points with an impressive 11 wins from 13 matches.

However, the ladder race tightened considerably after Round 14.
Westpac and Credit Corp remain level on 30 points, while BrianBell’s strong form pushed them into fourth position with 28 points after edging Digicel in a thrilling total-score contest.

Forest Authority produced one of the most important wins of the round after surviving a tense three-set battle against CPL, climbing into fifth position and suddenly becoming a genuine finals threat.
Kinabank’s remarkable comeback win against Parliament was another major talking point. After dropping the opening set 16-25, Kinabank rallied to win 25-20 and 15-9 in the decider, showcasing the resilience and attacking depth that has made them one of the most dangerous late-season teams.

Meanwhile, Customs are beginning to build momentum after recording two important victories over Digicel and POMGEN. Their aggressive serving game and improved blocking structure have injected fresh life into their finals campaign.

Match of the Round: Parliament vs NCDC

This clash could have major implications for the top four race.
Parliament enter the contest after splitting results in Round 14 — defeating Credit Corp before falling heartbreakingly to Kinabank in a three-set thriller. They now face the competition leaders in what shapes as a season-defining test.

NCDC have consistently shown championship composure, but Parliament possess enough firepower to cause problems if they can control first-ball possession and reduce unforced errors.

Other Premier Men’s Games To Watch
• Kinabank vs NWTL1
• Govt House vs National Finance
• BSP vs Westpac
• BrianBell vs CPL

Kinabank against NWTL1 may become one of the most explosive attacking contests of the weekend, while BSP and Westpac could deliver a tactical masterclass between two experienced championship-calibre teams.
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WOMEN’S PREMIER DIVISION

Dentons Still Lead But Pressure Is Mounting

Dentons continue to dominate the Women’s Premier Division with 37 points and an outstanding 12 wins from 13 games.
However, the chasing pack is growing stronger every week.
Education surged into equal second after another commanding performance against Westpac, while BSP, IRC1, NCDC and Westpac remain tightly grouped in one of the most competitive women’s title races seen in recent seasons.

Round 14 also highlighted the growing parity across the division.
IRC1 edged BPNG2 in a dramatic total-score contest, BSP overcame BrianBell in a tense three-set battle, and POMGEN continued their steady rise with a straight-sets victory over Pacific Industry.

Customs also sent a strong message with a dominant win over Forest Authority, proving they remain capable of upsetting higher-ranked sides.

Match of the Round: Digicel vs Education

Education enter the clash full of confidence after dismantling Westpac in Round 14.

Digicel, meanwhile, are under enormous pressure sitting near the bottom end of the standings. Another defeat could significantly damage their hopes of climbing out of the relegation battle zone.
Education’s structured defensive systems and quick-tempo attack make them favourites, but Digicel will be desperate to produce an upset.

Other Women’s Premier Blockbusters
• Customs vs BSP
• IRC1 vs NCDC
• POMGEN vs Kinabank
• BrianBell vs NWTL1

The showdown between IRC1 and NCDC could easily become a
finals preview with both clubs pushing hard for top-four positioning.
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MEN’S DIVISION 1

Divisional Bye Arrives At Crucial Moment

All Men’s Division 1 teams will have a divisional bye this weekend, but the Round 14 ladder movements have intensified the battle for finals positioning.

IRC2 remain the team to beat after strengthening their lead with another solid victory over Hilton Hotel. BNBM, IEA, Coca Cola and Education continue to apply pressure inside a tightly packed top five.

MRDC’s consistency has also been impressive despite a lower score percentage, while Niusky Pacific continue fighting hard to remain in finals contention.

The bye week now provides clubs an opportunity to regroup, recover injured players, and prepare for what could become a brutal run towards finals.
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WOMEN’S DIVISION 1

Ladder Tightens As Finals Race Intensifies

Women’s Division 1 remains one of the closest competitions in POMCVC.

NWTL2 and Dataco continue battling for top position after both secured important Round 14 wins. Parliament’s clinical victory over IEA further strengthened their top-three push, while ANZ’s three-set win against BNBM may prove crucial later in the season.
Coca Cola’s straight-sets victory over Hilton Hotel has also kept them firmly inside finals contention.

Match of the Round: NWTL2 vs Dataco

This is undoubtedly one of the biggest games of the entire weekend.

The top two teams in the division collide in a potential grand final preview with first place potentially on the line.

NWTL2 possess the competition’s strongest attacking combinations, while Dataco’s defensive coverage and transition play have been exceptional throughout the season.
Expect a high-quality battle filled with long rallies, pressure serving, and emotional momentum swings.

Other Key Matches
• PM vs IPA
• GIS vs Coca Cola
• Parliament vs Hilton Hotel
• BPNG1 vs BNBM
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MEN’S DIVISION 2

Elegant 1 And Stanley Hotel Continue Their Dominance
The Men’s Division 2 title race remains fierce after Elegant 1 and Stanley Hotel both moved to 28 points following Round 14 victories.

Sunev Teews remain firmly in the championship hunt despite suffering a narrow total-score defeat to Stanley Hotel.

Further down the ladder, TSC’s gritty win over NSL and FODE’s comeback victory over NDB highlighted the growing competitiveness of the division.

Match of the Round: BPNG vs Elegant 1

BPNG will attempt to slow down the division leaders in what could become a major upset opportunity.

Elegant 1 have looked dominant all season with balanced offense and disciplined defence, but BPNG are capable of producing fast-paced attacking volleyball when confidence builds early.

Other Division 2 Men’s Clashes
• TSC vs Air Niugini
• FODE vs Ela Motors
• NDB vs NSL
• IRC1 vs Stanley Hotel
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WOMEN’S DIVISION 2

Air Niugini 1 Continue To Soar

Air Niugini 1 strengthened their position atop the standings after extending their record to 11 wins from 12 games.

DICT remain right behind them and continue to look like genuine championship threats following another strong victory over Credit Corp.

Sunev Teews have quietly become one of the most consistent teams in the division and now sit comfortably inside the top three.

Match of the Round: Deloitte vs NDB

Deloitte’s recent form has been outstanding, but NDB remain one of the division’s most unpredictable sides.

With finals qualification pressure increasing, this game could have major consequences for middle-table positioning.
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MEN’S DIVISION 3

Emerging Talent Driving Competition Growth

Men’s Division 3 continues to showcase exciting emerging talent and highly competitive grassroots volleyball.

Expo PNG and Electoral Commission remain locked at the top on 20 points, while Elegant 2 and Trends Beauty continue to apply pressure.

Match of the Round: Expo PNG vs Trends Beauty
This matchup could significantly reshape the top four.

Expo PNG’s offensive power faces a disciplined Trends Beauty lineup that thrives on defensive pressure and transition play.

Another upset could dramatically alter the ladder heading into the second half of the season.
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WOMEN’S DIVISION 3

Stop N Shop And Elegant Lead The Charge

Stop N Shop and Elegant continue dominating Women’s Division 3 with both clubs maintaining remarkable winning records.

Elegant’s incredible score percentage of 2.95 highlights just how dominant they have been throughout the season.

Electoral Commission also strengthened their finals ambitions after surviving a dramatic three-set battle against NICTA in Round 14.

Match of the Round: NICTA vs Elegant

Can NICTA pull off the impossible against the undefeated powerhouse?

Elegant enter as heavy favourites, but pressure can create surprises late in the season.

MIXED DIVISION 1

MRA Holding Firm At The Top

MRA continue leading the Mixed Division 1 standings, but the competition behind them is tightening rapidly.

National Finance continued their strong run with a straight-sets win over CPL1, while DOE and SNS both secured important victories that kept them inside finals contention.

Match of the Round: National Finance vs Dataco

This clash could have massive finals implications.

National Finance are one of the hottest teams in the division right now, while Dataco desperately need consistency to stay alive in the finals race.

MIXED DIVISION 2

IRC Still Unbeaten

IRC remain the undisputed benchmark in Mixed Division 2 after extending their unbeaten run to 10 straight victories.

Deloitte, CPL2, Electoral Commission and Trends Beauty continue fighting for the remaining top positions in an extremely competitive ladder.

Match of the Round: PWC vs NICTA

PWC enter the clash with strong momentum after defeating MVIL comfortably in Round 14, while NICTA desperately need a victory to revive their finals hopes.

ROUND 15 SET FOR MASSIVE FINALS IMPLICATIONS

As the 2026 POMCVC Season 7 competition enters its most critical phase, every division is now beginning to feel the pressure of finals volleyball.

Top teams are fighting to secure double-chance advantages, middle-ranked clubs are battling desperately to stay inside the top eight, and lower-ranked sides are searching for season-defining upset victories.

Round 15 promises another full day of elite corporate volleyball action featuring rivalry clashes, championship contenders, emotional comeback stories, and emerging stars across every division.

With finals approaching fast — every point now matters.

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Random pics arere lo courts, Round 14 of the POMCVC Season 7 2026 competition. 📸🏐

Note to all teams and supporters, when you see the cameraman, call him over, pose up and smile for the camera! 😄🔥

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