The 2015 PSL season is the third season of the Philippine Super Liga (PSL). There were two indoor conferences for the season – the All-Filipino, and the Grand Prix. It staged its first beach volleyball tournament, the Challenge Cup, for the women's and men's divisions.^[1]

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• The PSL is now sanctioned under the Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas, Inc. (LVPI), the newest governing body for volleyball in the Philippines under the leadership of POC 1st Vice President Joey Romasanta, aside for being recognized by the AVC and the FIVB. The PSL was first sanctioned by the Philippine Volleyball Federation (PVF) until the federation was stripped of its recognition by the local (POC) and foreign (FIVB, AVC) sport governing bodies. The LVPI also supported the stints of Cignal and Petron who participated in the Asian Club Championships, and helped on the processing of the imports transfer clearances for the 12 imports that played in the Grand Prix.^[2]
• The PSL introduced the use of "skorts", a combination of tennis-like skirts and shorts, as part of the women's uniforms during the All Filipino Conference, but it was discontinued during the PSL Grand Prix.
• Continuous coaching and players, television crew, officiating (referees), volleyball information system, press corps and medical seminars.
• After the introduction of the Men's Division in the PSL in 2013, the PSL launched the Beach Volleyball division thru the Challenge Cup and Open Series.
• The PSL's official newspaper, PSL Trending, managed by the PSL Press Corps under its president, Marc Anthony Reyes of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. PSL Trending is given to the fans for free at the venues during gamedays.
• The PSL has partnered with the TV5 Network (TV5, AksyonTV and Sports5.ph) for three years starting 2015, for broadcast and online coverage.
• The PSL became the third Southeast Asian-based volleyball club league (next to Thailand and Vietnam) to utilize the video challenge system to decide crucial calls of the games for a fair and balanced officiating, as part of the full compliance to the FIVB rules. The video challenge equipment arrived on October 26, 2015 and was used during the second round of the 2015 Grand Prix conference.^[3]

The draft was held on March 12, 2015 at SM Aura Premier, Taguig.^[4][5][6]

First round

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Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	Team	College
1	Iris Tolenada	Setter	United States	Philips Gold Lady Slammers	San Francisco State
2	Angeli Araneta	Middle Blocker	Philippines	Foton Tornadoes	UP
3	Rica Enclona	Libero	Philippines	Cignal HD Spikers	CSB
4	Rizza Jane Mandapat	Opposite Spiker	Philippines	Shopinas.com Lady Clickers	NU
5	Maureen Veronas	Opposite Spiker/ Outside Hitter	Philippines	Mane 'n Tail Lady Stallions	CSB
6	Alexa Micek	Opposite Spiker	United States	Petron Blaze Spikers	NC State

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Second round

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Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	Team	College
1	Siemens Desiree Dadang	Middle	Philippines	Philips Gold Lady Slammers	NU
2	Dennise Michelle Lazaro	Libero	Philippines	Foton Tornadoes	ADMU
3	Diane Ticar	Setter	Philippines	Cignal HD Spikers	Arellano
4	Djanel Welch Cheng	Setter	Philippines	Shopinas.com Lady Clickers	CSB
5	Samantha Dawson	Opposite Spiker	Philippines	Mane 'n Tail Lady Stallions	FEU
6	Ivy Jizel Perez	Setter	Philippines	Petron Blaze Spikers	NU

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• Charleen Abigail Cruz^[19]

• TV5, AksyonTV, Sports5.ph
• Solar Sports

On October, PVF President Edgardo "Boy" Cantada, condemned the act of the LVPI and Score (headed by Ramon Suzara, the president of PSL, and one of the masterminds in the withdrawal of recognition of PVF in the POC, AVC, and FIVB) over the incident involving 12 imports of the Philippine Super Liga Grand Prix who have gone through the immigration process and play in the league without any necessary working permits and other documents of foreigners who will work in the country. He also criticized LVPI and Suzara for blatant disregard and abuse of the Philippine immigration and labor laws over the incident.^[20]