Support doubled as a morale boost following Asian championship triumph, with a pledge to continue backing the Thai women's national volleyball team

In another major show of support for Thai volleyball, Pete Bodharamik, major shareholder of JAS and MONO, has announced a donation totaling 10 million baht to the Thai women's national volleyball team, doubling his previous contribution. The gesture serves as encouragement for the Thai spikers following their historic achievement of winning the 2026 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship and securing a spot at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, USA.

The donation ceremony was held at MONO Stadium on Chaiyaphruek Road, with the Thai women's national volleyball team, "Coach Ott," and Somporn Chaibangyang, President of the Volleyball Association of Thailand, in attendance to receive the contribution amid an atmosphere of pride and celebration for this new chapter in Thai sports history.

The players were especially moved upon learning that Pete had increased his support to 10 million baht, a gesture that brought great joy and appreciation among the Thai spikers, reflecting his genuine commitment to standing behind Thai athletes after their dedication brought pride to sports fans across the country.

Pete Bodharamik also reaffirmed his intention to continue supporting the Thai women's national volleyball team going forward, aiming to further strengthen morale and help Thai athletes reach their full potential on the world stage. This achievement marks not only a significant milestone for the Thai women's national volleyball team but also a source of pride for the entire nation, as the Thai spikers now prepare for the major test ahead on the Olympic stage in 2028.