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CIGNAL HD SPIKERS FINISH SECOND PLACE IN THE PHILIPPINE SUPERLIGA
The Cignal HD Spikers bowed down to the PLDT Air Force Home TVolution Power Attackers in straight sets, 25-21, 25-21, 25-21, to take second place in the men’s division of the Philippine Superliga at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City, Saturday night.
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IT'S A SAND AFFAIR!
“Nu’ng una kong laro, hindi ko gamay ang laro sa buhangin. Now, I’m in fourth year, marami na akong natutunan, sa movement at sa footwork..." --Debbie Dultra | via MST Sports The Petron Ladies Beach Volleyball Tournament is set to kick off on July 25 at the De La Salle-Health Sciences Institute in Dasmariñas, Cavite |Photo: janarbal clicktrip
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CIGNAL, PLDT-AIR FORCE SET UP SUPERLIGA MEN'S TITLE MATCH
Cignal will go up against PLDT-Air Force in the men's finals of the PSL on July 26 at the Cuneta Astrodome, telecast live via Solar Sports. Our very own Gilbert Ablan plays for the HD Spikers. |Photo: ClutchPH
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PUSO.
Rocky Honrade plays for TVM-Systema Active Smashers in the Philippine Superliga All Filipino Conference. |Photo: Azcharey Cabrera
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SOARING HIGH.
Janine Marciano plays for Cagayan Valley Lady Rising Suns in the Philippine Superliga All Filipino Conference and Shakey's V-League Open Conference. |Photo: SolarSportsDesk.PH
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MOLINA STARS ANEW FOR THE LADY PATROLERS.
Frances Molina stays with PNP and her role will be key for the team's campaign in the Shakey’s V-League Open Conference will start on Sunday (June 29, 2014) at the San Juan Arena. |Photo: Shakey's V-League
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SELFIE WITH THE ROOKIES.
Lady Red Spikers mainstays AJ Ballecer and Abby Dumpit take selfie with the rookies. |Photo: AJ Ballecer
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THE NEW BREED.
The rookie-ladden, “rebuilding” Red Spikers will try to make history this season. |Photo by: Jim Velarde
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CIGNAL HD BREEZES PAST IEM; SETS UP FINALS SHOWDOWN WITH PLDT AIR FORCE
PETRON BEACH VOLLEY RESET FOR NEXT WEEK
Tisha Abundo of the organizing committee said strong winds and scattered debris have ruined the facilities inside the campus.
“The whole campus is affected, there is water in the track oval and in the sand-courts. We will have to hold it on another date, most likely next week” said Abundo.
The event will feature two collegiate standouts, who are coming back to seek the top honors. They are San Beda’s Debbie Dultra, who will make her presence felt with new partner Carmina Rebolledo, and Philippine Christian University-Dasmarinas’ Alyanna Marie Gorospe, who will into action with another teammate, Alicia Adolfo.
Other entries include La Salle-Dasmariñas-alumni Rosebeige Mendoza and Shiela Mae Nanquil, San Beda-2’s Shannen Limn and Camille de la Pena, Emilio Aguinaldo College-1’s Charmille Belleza and Clara Camille Lozada.
Also taking part are EAC-2’s Yvonne Reyes and Arnie Yumul, Far Eastern University-1’s Bernadeth Pons and Charm Simborio, FEU-2’ Rizalie Amaro and Kyla Atienza, Letran-1’s Jan Carreon and Kathleen Barrinuevo, and Letran’s Ethel Evangelista and Mikaela Lopez.
Source: MST Sports, Manila Standard Today
ALL EYES ON 2 STANDOUTS IN PETRON VOLLEY
San Beda College’s Debbie Dultra and new partner Carmina Rebolledo, and the tandem of Philippine Christian University-Dasmarinas’ Alyanna Marie Gorospe and Alicia Adolfo are expected to make their presence felt in the beach volley extravaganza, now on its 12th year.
Dultra, who reached the semifinals of a recent collegiate tournament with Mona Diolazo, said the spikefest will provide her and Rebolledo the opportunity to use the new techniques she learned this year.
Gorospe, who played in the first leg at the Anguib beach in Cagayan early this year, said her exposure to stronger players has made her game quite better.
“Nu’ng una kong laro, hindi ko gamay ang laro sa buhangin. Now, I’m in fourth year, marami na akong natutunan, sa movement at sa footwork,” said Dultra during yesterday’s weekly PSA Forum at Shakey’s Malate.
For Gorospe, she hopes to get a feel of the game while taking on younger participants in this spikefest supported by Mikasa Balls and DLS-Health Sciences Institute.
“I did not expect to face professional and strong players in Cagayan. I hope to win games this time around,” stated Gorospe. Organizer Tisha Abundo, who graced the weekly forum with DLS-HSI’s Karla Jay Soriano and Sarah Aldana, said they are privileged to have players who are not only playing for their schools, but former student athletes who are on the comeback trail.
“I’m happy to note that this is not merely a school tournament, it also involves women who are returning to the sport even after they have graduated from college,” observed Abundo.
Other entries include La Salle-Dasmarinas-alumni Rosebeige Mendoza and Shiela Mae Nanquil, San Beda-2’s Shannen Limn and Camille de la Pena, Emilio Aguinaldo College-1’s Charmille Belleza and Clara Camille Lozada.
Also in the fray are EAC-2’s Yvonne Reyes and Arnie Yumul, Far Eastern University-1’s Bernadeth Pons and Charm Simborio, FEU-2’ Rizalie Amaro and Kyla Atienza, Letran-1’s Jan Carreon and Kathleen Barrinuevo, and Letran’s Ethel Evangelista and Mikaela Lopez.
Source: Jeric Lopez, Manila Standard Today
Photo: Sonny Espiritu
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