The boys’ volleyball team from Sports School of Roi Et Provincial Administrative Organization is setting its sights on the national title at the Prime Minister’s Youth Cup (PMYC) U15 tournament, following a championship victory in the Region 2 qualifiers.
Fresh off a dominant run through the Northeastern regional qualifiers, the squad arrived full of confidence for the inaugural U15 national championship. Head coach Sarawut Saengsurin laid out clear objectives for the tournament phase, noting that the ultimate target is nothing short of lifting the trophy. The team secured their spot after capturing the Roi Et provincial title and asserting dominance across the region.
“We know very well that the national competition is more intense than the regional round, because every team that passes through has quality and talented athletes,” Saengsurin stated regarding the upcoming fixtures. “We didn’t come just to participate. We want to show the potential of the children of Roi Et Sports School and prove that we can compete with the country’s leading teams.”
“Every game is not easy, and we cannot underestimate anyone. Facing strong teams will allow the kids to see their own standards, learn, and gather experience.”
The national men’s tournament features 12 qualified squads split into round-robin group play. Fixtures are scheduled from November 12 to 17, 2026, hosted at the Nakhon Ratchasima Municipal Gymnasium.
The top two finishers from each group will advance directly to the semi-finals. The ultimate victor will be crowned at the Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Provincial Stadium Gymnasium during the finals held on November 26 and 27, 2026.
“This list is not just a competition to find a winner, but a stage for children to show their abilities, gather experience, and prove that the dreams of country kids can reach the national level as well,” Sarawut said.
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