On 17 August 2026, a new legend of the dream-carrying vehicle for volleyball athletes was born as "Kanjanapisek Wittayalai Krabi School" used a six-wheeled fan truck to transport athletes to compete, traveling back and forth between Bangkok and Krabi, ultimately winning the championship.
The 'Kob Sanam' Krabi Provincial Administrative Organization Cup page revealed to Thairath Sport that "Kanjanapisek Wittayalai Krabi School uses this vehicle to compete in every province and every event. The entire budget comes from the school. Prize money won from competitions is partly given to athletes, and the remainder goes into a central fund."
"This event is extremely demanding. The distance from Krabi Province to Bangkok is 788 kilometers. After competing, the team returns to continue their studies every time."
"Throughout the competition, both male and female athletes traveled together. The men's team was eliminated before the final, but the women's team won the championship."
"Besides transporting athletes, the vehicle also carried coaching staff and a kitchen team with a gas stove and rice cooker to prepare meals themselves. In total, over 30 people traveled together. When competing in Bangkok, they stayed at Kanjanapisek Wittayalai Nakhon Pathom School."
The head coach of Kanjanapisek Wittayalai Krabi is "Coach Sin" Theerayut Laochai, who was occupied as assistant coach for the Thailand women's U17 volleyball team competing in the 2026 World Championship in Chile. During the final, when Kanjanapisek Wittayalai Krabi defeated the defending champion Nakhon Nonthaburi Wittaya 6, he called from Chile to discuss and adjust tactics continuously.
From the “dream-carrying vehicle” of the 7-Color Football to the “dream-carrying vehicle” of volleyball, the 7HD sports champion, the story of this provincial school proves that the dreams of Thai children are not out of reach if they have determination, opportunity, and people ready to travel the journey together.