The national women’s volleyball team has successfully secured the silver medal at the third West Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship, which recently concluded in Amman. This significant achievement marks a strong performance for the team on the regional stage. The championship event, a prestigious gathering of national teams from across the West Asian region, took place in the Jordanian capital, providing a vibrant setting for the competition. This notable accomplishment was officially reported on September 8, 2026, noting the team's dedication and skill.
Final Match Details
In a key encounter that solidified their medal standing, the national side delivered a commanding performance, defeating Iraq 3-0 in their final match of the tournament. The set scores for this decisive match were recorded as 25-16, 25-21, and 25-21, demonstrating the team's consistent strength and ability to maintain control throughout the game. This victory against Iraq was instrumental in securing the team's position, ultimately leading to their well-deserved silver medal finish in the championship. The performance showcased a high level of consistent play across all three sets against their Iraqi opponents, with the national team effectively managing pressure and executing key strategies to clinch the win. The players exhibited remarkable teamwork and strategic acumen, particularly in the tightly contested second and third sets, ensuring their triumph.
Tournament Standings
The national team concluded the tournament with an impressive record of two victories, a testament to their competitive spirit and training. Among these significant wins was a key victory over Qatar, which played a key role in their overall standing. While the national team celebrated their silver, Lebanon was crowned champion of the third West Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship, maintaining a perfect record throughout the entire competition. Lebanon’s dominant performance included full victories over Iraq, Jordan, and Qatar, showing their superiority in the tournament. Their consistent high-level play ensured they remained undefeated, a truly remarkable feat. In their final match against Qatar, Lebanon secured the win with overwhelming set scores of 26-6, 25-18, and 25-19, further showing their undefeated run to the title and their absolute command on the court. This flawless performance by Lebanon set a high standard for the championship.
Iraq finished in third place, securing the bronze medal after recording one victory during the championship, which notably came against Qatar. This single win was enough to place them ahead of Qatar in the final standings. Qatar, in turn, placed fourth in the tournament standings, having faced tough competition and been defeated by all three of their opponents: the national team, Lebanon, and Iraq. The final results positioned Lebanon at the top of the leaderboard with the gold medal, followed by the national team with the silver medal, Iraq in third place securing the bronze, and Qatar in fourth. This hierarchy reflected the competitive balance and individual team performances throughout the championship.
Medal Ceremony
The official medal ceremony was a dignified affair, with Her Royal Highness Princess Ayah bint Faisal graciously presenting the medals to the participating teams. The presentation occurred as the medal ceremony concluded Monday evening in Amman, bringing the championship to a formal close. The national team received their silver medals during the ceremony, a moment of pride acknowledging their exceptional performance and hard work in the third West Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship. Lebanon, having secured the gold medal through their undefeated run, also received their well-deserved accolades from Her Royal Highness, celebrating their championship title. The ceremony marked the official closing of the championship, which saw teams from across West Asia compete with passion and skill for top honors, showcasing the growing talent in women's volleyball in the region. The event not only celebrated the winners but also noted the spirit of sportsmanship and regional camaraderie.
