PNP Lady Patrollers

As part of its sports development and police-community relations advocacy, the PNP established a women's volleyball team that competed in the 2013 (10th) Shakey's V-League Open Conference Tournament held in San Juan Sports Arena, San Juan City last August 18 to October 22, 2013. The Center for Police Strategy Management (CPSM) formed the inaugural team, designating them the 'PNP Lady P.A.T.R.O.L.ers' to align with the PNP's transformation agenda.The PNP utilized the league's broadcast media presence to promote the 'PNP P.A.T.R.O.L. Plan 2030' (Peace and Order Agenda for Transformation and Upholding of the Rule-of-Law), aiming to improve the organization's public image. Police Chief Inspector (PCINSP) Ma. Angela M. Salaya of Information Technology Management Service, who was detailed as IT Officer of The CPSM is the Project Manager that formed the team. Then Police Senior Superintendent Manuel C. Gaerlan was tapped as the Team Manager and Bob Malenab was tasked to become the Team Coach. The 10th Open Conference was composed of different teams from the Philippine Navy, Philippine Air Force, Philippine Army, Meralco, Smart- Maynilad, Cagayan Valley and Far Eastern University. The team once again joined the league in 2014 (11th) Shakey's V-League Open Conference.

In 2017, the PNP Lady P.A.T.R.O.L.ers Beach Volleyball Team composed of PO1 Karen Kay Quilario and PO1 Lourdilyn Catubag won the gold medal in the 2017 World Police and Fire Games last August 8–21, 2017 in Los Angeles, California, after defeating competitors from Russia, Germany, Canada, and Brazil. The PNP Beach Volleyball Team was composed of PCSUPT Manuel R. Gaerlan (Team Manager) and PCINSP Ma. Angela M. Salaya (Project Manager) together with Team 2 PO1 Cassandra Ledda and PO1 Jessan Tano and Coaches SPO2 Dang Quiao and SPO2 Marilyn Mateo and Team Mentor PBGEN Noel A. Baraceros, Director, Center for Police Strategy Management.

A squad composed of players from Police Regional Office 11 also competed in the 2019 World Police and Fire Games at Chengdu, China last August 5–18, 2019 and placed 4th over-all behind teams from Brazil, China and Hong Kong.