Today, January 15‑16, 2026, the Proliga beach volleyball season reaches a pivotal moment in Medan. Four matches – two men’s and two women’s – will be streamed live on Moji TV and Vidio starting at 16:00 WIB. The results will shape the early‑season rankings, with Falcons Medan aiming to secure home‑court advantage and the women’s teams fighting for mid‑table momentum.
Match Schedule for Jan 15‑16, 2026
Thursday, 15 January
- Falcons Medan vs Garuda Jaya (Men’s)
- Jakarta Pertamina Powerball vs Phonska Plus (Men’s)
Friday, 16 January
- Medan Falcons vs Bandung BJB Tandamata (Women’s)
- Jakarta Pertamina Enduro vs Jakarta Livin Mandiri (Women’s)
Season Overview and Team Landscape
Men’s Division
The men’s league features five clubs, including powerhouses Falcons Medan, Garuda Jaya, Jakarta Pertamina Powerball, and Phonska Plus. All teams are vying for top‑spot points as the first round runs from 8 January to 26 April.
Women’s Division
Seven clubs compete in the women’s bracket, with BJB Tandamata, Pertamina Enduro, Livin Mandiri, and the Falcons Medan women’s squad leading the race for playoff positions.
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Impact on Standings
A win for Falcons Medan (men) will extend their second‑place lead over Garuda Jaya, while a loss could see the gap close dramatically. In the women’s pool, BJB Tandamata seeks to protect its third‑place standing, and Pertamina Enduro aims to narrow the distance to league leader Mega Volleyball Club.
Key Factors to Watch
Home‑court advantage traditionally boosts Falcons Medan’s performance; their Brazilian setter is expected to drive the offense. Garuda Jaya’s middle blocker, averaging 1.2 blocks per set, will be crucial defensively. On the women’s side, BJB Tandamata’s spiker duo averages 18 points per set, and Pertamina Enduro boasts the highest ace rate (12 %) in the early stage.
What’s Next After Today’s Games
Following the Medan showdown, the league continues to 18 January before moving to Surabaya and Jakarta for the next round of fixtures. Teams that capture three points in Medan will head into the road matches with a strong foothold in the rankings.
Quick Takeaway
Today’s matches are a decisive test of home momentum and tactical execution. Falcons Medan looks to capitalize on local support, while the women’s squads fight for crucial points that could reshape the mid‑season table. Fans can follow every set live on Moji TV and Vidio, ensuring no action is missed.
