Teams battle for supremacy in the men’s and women’s categories as the 2026 volleyball competition continues.
Defence Spikers, NAF Rockets and CNS Spikers were among the standout teams as the 2026 volleyball competition produced a series of victories and five-set thrillers across Days Three and Four in the men’s and women’s categories.
In the men’s division, Defence Spikers defeated the Nigeria Police Force 3–1, recovering from a 25–27 opening-set loss to win the next three sets 25–20, 25–18 and 25–16.
CNS Spikers secured a straight-sets victory over Ajase Ipo, while Nigeria Correctional Service edged Life Camp VC 3–2 in a five-set encounter.
COAS Spikers also came from behind to defeat Offa VC 3–2, winning the fourth set 25–20 before sealing the contest with a 15–9 victory in the deciding set.
Sunshine Spikers overcame UCEM VC 3–1, while NSCDC defeated Kano Pillars by the same margin.
In the women’s category, NAF Rockets defeated Anambra Queens 3–1, while NSCDC swept Benue Queens 3–0.
Life Camp VC also recorded a straight-sets victory over Olalomi Royal Angels, while VIP Spikers maintained their impressive run with a 3–0 win over Kada Emeralds, conceding just 29 points across the three sets.
COAS Spikers defeated CNS Spikers 3–1 after losing the opening set, while Nigeria Customs Service edged Excelsior VC 3–2 in another closely contested match.
Day Three had also delivered competitive encounters in both divisions.
In the women’s category, Anambra Queens edged Olalomi Royal Angels 3–2, winning the deciding set 15–13 after both teams traded sets.
COAS Spikers recovered from an opening-set loss to defeat Excelsior VC 3–1, while CNS Spikers recorded a 3–0 victory over NAF Rockets. NSCDC also swept Kada Emeralds in straight sets.
VIP Spikers defeated the Fire Service team 3–0, while Life Camp VC recovered from losing the opening set to overcome Benue Queens 3–1.
In the men’s division, CNS Spikers defeated Nigeria Correctional Service 3–0, while Sunshine Spikers overcame Life Camp VC in straight sets.
Ajase Ipo claimed a 3–1 victory over Defence Spikers, while COAS Spikers edged the Nigeria Police Force 3–2 in another closely fought contest.
Nigeria Customs Service completed the day’s action with a 3–0 win over Offa VC.
The results across the two days have intensified the competition, with teams in both categories seeking to build momentum through consistent performances as the tournament progresses.
By News Scope Africa
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