New season aims (Men's Super League - National Volleyball League and CEV Champions League)
IBB Polonia London, “Let us dream”
When Vangelis Koutouleas began coaching at IBB Polonia London in 2009, training and matches took place in a small school sports hall. Those days, the money generated by the club came from the pockets of the players themselves. The talented and experienced coach quickly turned the team into a group of winners and dominated the highest echelons of English volleyball. He departed for a few years due to a change in location, but the "Koutouleas effect" remained and the club continued to evolve from a sporting and organisational perspective. In 2014, the Greek talisman returned and enjoyed the greater financial investment that the club had generated through private investors. This transpired into a continuation of winning the elite league in England and also in Europe. Now Koutouleas, exactly ten years after his initial meeting with the club, will once again take the reins of the team but this time the mission will be the Champions League.

Ealing club's announcement (Men's Super8s - National Volleyball League)
Vangelis Koutouleas replaces Simon Loftus

With the club about to embark on its first ever European Champions League campaign, IBB Polonia have replaced Simon Loftus by Vangelis Koutouleas as their head coach in spite of winning many victories under Simon and the most successful year in the club's history. It had won the English men's Super League undefeated, lost the Cup Final narrowly over five sets and for British volleyball, won its first European title.

Over 1,000 watch London teams' final league games (men's and women's National League)
Richmond end season with three wins from four games

IBB Polonia rightly anticipated a strong challenge from Sheffield when choosing Crystal Palace and its greater spectator capacity for their last league match of the season and their introduction of Brazilian international star, Giba. The visitors produced some excellent volleyball to show that even fifth best is not far behind the best. While Polonia underlined the fact that they are best.

Aces lose out, Polonia men and Orcas women gain (men's and women's National League)
Richmond Docklands miss out by a whisker
Losing the two opening sets away in Newcastle, Staffs. meant that Richmond Docklands destined themselves to second place behind Malory Eagles in the lower section of the Super League. The two clubs finished the season equal on points with Malory having a better sets won/lost difference of just a single one. With a better points record, Docklands would have taken the honour had just one set been lost.

Week-end matches (men's and women's National League)
Polonia Sideout wins take them top
Unbeaten IBB Polonia gave its supporters a scare in Brentford as its unbeaten record came under threat by lowly Wessex and there were four close sets in their sub division when Malory Eagles lost one of four close sets against Newcastle, Staffs at Ernest Bevin. Then Malory women unexpectedly lost to Wessex at home and Orcas lost away to top of the table Tendring.