100th Precinct Won Volleyball Championship
The 100th Precinct Blue Chips secured their first program title in a narrow victory over the 101st Precinct.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Volleyball
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In September 2026, the 100th Precinct Blue Chips defeated the 101st Precinct in the borough-wide volleyball finals. The championship victory marked the first time the 100th Precinct has claimed the title since the program launched in 2021.
Why it matters
The Blue Chips initiative allows police officers to mentor and engage with local teens through organized sports. By fostering these relationships, the program aims to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve.
The 100th Precinct secured the win with a final score of 15 to 13. The broader Rockaway program currently supports between 20 and 40 local teen players.
The players
100th Precinct
This police precinct serves the Rockaway community and recently secured its first volleyball championship.
101st Precinct
This local law enforcement agency participated in the borough-wide volleyball finals against the 100th Precinct.
The details
Police officers lead the sports curriculum, inviting teenagers from across the borough to participate in competitive matches. Following the victory, the winning team received championship rings during a ceremony held at the NYPD Community Center in Brooklyn.
Timeline
The NYPD Blue Chips initiative launched in 2021.
The 100th Precinct won the volleyball finals in September 2026.
Season Trajectory
The 100th Precinct's first championship win marks a significant milestone for the NYPD Blue Chips initiative. This victory highlights the program's growth and competitive structure since its inception five years ago.
The championship win confirms the 100th Precinct as the current titleholder in the borough-wide volleyball standings. Members of the program will now carry the distinction of being the first team from their precinct to receive championship rings.
The takeaway
The Blue Chips program demonstrates how sports can serve as a successful platform for community-police interaction. Residents interested in local youth opportunities can contact their local precinct to inquire about participation in upcoming seasons.
Further reading
For more information on local athletic programs, visit the Volleyball section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Wave - Rockaway's Newspaper since 1893 | 718-634-4000.
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