PVL youth tournaments aim to build India’s Olympic volleyball pathway

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India's franchise volleyball ecosystem, led by the Prime Volleyball League (PVL), is creating a structured pathway for young players from grassroots to the senior national team, with the goal of Olympic qualification. The inaugural Guardians Trophy, an Under-21 tournament organised by Goa Guardians, brought together young players from across India to compete and showcase talent to coaches and scouts.

PVL youth tournaments aim to build India's Olympic volleyball pathway

Goa Guardians coach Viral Shah told PTI that sustained investment in youth is essential. "The future of India is in these players. If we don't give them exposure and teach them at this level, then the future of Indian volleyball will suffer," Shah said.

Players said the growing league system provides more opportunities. Hyderabad Black Hawks U-21 captain Deepak said he wants to develop his game and earn a senior India call-up. Prime Volleyball League CEO Joy Bhattacharjya said the youth tournament is central to the league's long-term vision of building talent from grassroots to international level.


Source: hindustantimes.com

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