Tag: VLeague
PH Spikers lose to Thailand anew in SEA VLeague – rezal404
Philippine women’s volleyball team in SEA VLeague women’s leg 2. –SEA VLeague photo MANILA, Philippines — The young Philippine women’s volleyball team started off its second leg campaign in the Southeast Asia (SEA) VLeague on the wrong foot after getting swept anew by the powerhouse host Thailand anew, 15-25, 17-25, 18-25, on Friday at Chiang…
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PH women’s volleyball comes up empty handed in SEA V-League – rezal404
FILE–Philippine women’s volleyball team in the SEA VLeague. –PH VOLLEYBALL PHOTO MANILA, Philippines—When it comes to getting a podium finish, Indonesia seems to always be a thorn in the Philippines’ side. That includes the Southeast Asian (SEA) VLeague. The Indonesians kept the Philippine national women’s volleyball team winless with a 25-20, 25-17, 25-2 sweep in…
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PH women’s volleyball team loses back-to-back in SEA V.League – rezal404
Philippine women’s volleyball team in the SEA VLeague. –PH VOLLEYBALL PHOTO MANILA, Philippines — The new-look Philippine women’s volleyball team absorbed its second straight loss in the Southeast (SEA) VLeague first leg at the hands of powerhouse Thailand, 19-25, 7-25, 17-25, on Saturday in Vīnh Phúc, Vietnam. Bella Belen led the gallant stand of the…
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Bella Belen leads NU-laden Philippine team in SEA V.League – rezal404
Bella Belen. UAAP PHOTO MANILA, Philippines—Bella Belen and Alyssa Solomon lead a National University (NU) Lady Bulldogs-laden national team that will see action in the Southeast Asia Volleyball League (SEA V.League) women’s tournament set this weekend in Vietnam. Belen, the UAAP Season 84 Rookie-MVP, and Best Opposite Spiker Solomon along with NU teammates Camille Lamina,…
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Philippines ends up winless anew in SEA V-League men’s second leg – rezal404
Philippine men’s volleyball team. Photo from SEA V-League MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine national men’s volleyball team finished the Southeast Asia (SEA) V-League empty-handed and missed out on a podium finish in the second leg. Vietnam pulled the rug from under the Filipinos, 22-25, 25-18, 25-20, 24-26, 15-8, at City of Sta. Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex in Laguna…
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PH eyes better finish in SEA V-League with Bryan Bagunas, Marck Espejo in tow – rezal404
FILE–Philippine men’s volleyball coach Sergio Veloso during the country’s first game in the 32nd SEA Games. –CAMBODIA 2023 MANILA, Philippines — After a winless first leg stint, the Philippine men’s volleyball team eyes a better finish in its hosting of the second leg of the inaugural Southeast Asia (SEA) Volleyball League against Thailand on Friday…
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Bryan Bagunas, Marck Espejo return to PH men’s volleyball team in SEA V-League – rezal404
FILE – Bryan Bagunas for Oita Miyoshi. Photo from Bryan Bagunas’ Facebook MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine men’s volleyball team will have huge reinforcements come the Philippine leg of the Southeast Asia (SEA) V-League, starting this Friday in Santa Rosa, Laguna. The anticipated returns of Marck Espejo and Bryan Bagunas will come to fruition as their names…
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PH men’s volleyball team drops to 0-2 in SEA V-League after loss to Thailand – rezal404
FILE–Philippine men’s volleyball coach Sergio Veloso during the country’s first game in the 32nd SEA Games. –CAMBODIA 2023 MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines national men’s volleyball team remained winless in the Southeast Asian (SEA) V-League in Indonesia as it dropped its second straight game on Saturday in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Filipino spikers succumbed to Thailand in straight…
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Jaja Santiago moves on from Saitama, joins JT Marvelous in Japan V.League – rezal404
FILE – Jaja Santiago ends her stint with the Saitama Ageo Medics. AGEO MEDICS PHOTO MANILA, Philippines—Jaja Santiago has found a new home with the JT Marvelous ahead of the 2023-24 V.League season in Japan. The club on Wednesday welcomed the 6-foot-5 middle blocker, who is playing for a new Japanese club for the first…
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