Paweł Zagumny was the Best setter and Most valuable player was awarded the captain and opposite hitter of Polish national team – Piotr Gruszka.

Best spiker was Zbigniew Bartman, Best blocker – Marcin Możdżonek, Best libero – Krzysztof Ignaczak and Most valuable player – Bartosz Kurek.

At Palace of Culture and Sports, Varna lost their last two matches of intercontinental round and ended their game in World League 2013.

Anastasi has announced that he won't be coach of any national team at the World Championship 2014 held in Poland because of respect for his former players.

[32] He began his work after the end of the league season 2013/2014, because he played for PGE Skra Bełchatów and he had to complete his career as a player.

[34] The team went on to make preparations at training camps in Belchatów, Capbreton (France) and Spała before the World Championship 2014.

On the first day, after losing a match with Bulgaria (2–3), coach Antiga announced the list of players who would represent the Polish national team at the World Championship 2014.

On 30 August 2014, Poland played their historic match at the National Stadium in Warsaw against Serbia as opening meeting of the 2014 World Championship.

[43] On 21 September 2014 the Polish team won the semi-final match against Germany, which guaranteed for Poland their third ever medal at the World Championship.

During the matches of intercontinental round of World League, the captain of Polish team was Michał Kubiak, because of Kłos' injury.

After break to national team returned a few players – Bartosz Kurek, Jakub Jarosz, Grzegorz Łomacz, Piotr Gacek, Wojciech Grzyb.

After spending one week in United States, Poland moved to Russian ground – Kazan, where they won two matches against Russia (3–1) and (3–2).

Polish team spent three weeks in tour and they came back to Poland on last matches of intercontinental round with United States.

On 3 July 2015 Poland beat USA in tie-break and achieved two points, which gave Polish team a qualification to final round of World League 2015 in Rio de Janeiro.

Polish players achieved two individual awards – Michał Kubiak was one of the Best outside spiker and Paweł Zatorski was Best libero.

Poland won 2015 Memorial of Hubert Jerzy Wagner for sixth time and Polish players achieved five individual awards – Best spiker was Dawid Konarski, Best server was Mateusz Bieniek, Best blocker was Piotr Nowakowski, Best libero was Paweł Zatorski and Most valuable player was a captain Michał Kubiak.

[67] Polish players started their visit in Japan from training camp in Osaka and then they went to Hammamatsu, where they are playing their first round matches.

Poland beat United States (3–1) and Polish captain Michał Kubiak played his best match in World Cup.

After 5 victories in first 5 matches (with Canada 3–2, France 3–2, Japan 3–0, China 3–2, Venezuela 3–0 and Iran 1–3) Poland achieved qualification to 2016 Rio Summer Olympics on 2 June 2016.

[76] De Giorgi made his debut as a head coach of Poland in friendly match with Iran without losing any set, on 20 May 2017.

In last match with Russia, coach De Giorgi decided to check extended squad and young players.

[79] The victory was provided mainly by some newbies in senior national team Łukasz Kaczmarek, Jakub Kochanowski, Bartłomiej Lemański and also by few young players, who debuted in previous year like Artur Szalpuk.

Head coach De Giorgi had an intention to announce team roster for upcoming 2017 European Championship, but after match with Russia he changed his mind and said he is going to do it few days later.

[80] The atmosphere in the team was not the best and the head coach failed to draw conclusions from the defeat, so PZPS fired Ferdinando De Giorgi on 20 September.

[89] At the 2024 Summer Olympics, the Poland national volleyball team won silver medal losing in the final to France.

This marked the first time in 48 years since the team's last Olympic medal in Montreal 1976 when Poland won gold.

[91][92] Head coach: Nikola Grbić Captain: Bartosz Kurek When Łukasz Kadziewicz was a member of the Polish national team he created the Kadziu Project.

He filmed videos that showed how the Polish team was preparing for matches and their lifestyle during tournaments (for example the Olympics in Beijing, 2008).

When Kadziewicz ended his career in the national team, Krzysztof Ignaczak took up his idea and he was continuing this work under the name Igłą Szyte.

On 8 August 2014 held the official premiere of a documentary film about the Polish volleyball national team Drużyna.