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Post by destroyer on Jun 17, 2009 8:23:26 GMT 8
CONGRATS TO UST YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
ITO ANG GOOD KARMA.....ANG GALING NYO!!!!!!!!
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Post by destroyer on Jun 17, 2009 8:24:22 GMT 8
marami kayong napasaya ng mga tao congrats sa buong team...team ust, one four ust!!!
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Post by flora09 on Jun 17, 2009 8:29:46 GMT 8
CONGRATS USTE!!
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Post by bjorks on Jun 17, 2009 8:38:00 GMT 8
OT: Patay na ba talaga c coach august i toot na stroke lng sya diba..?
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Post by bjorks on Jun 17, 2009 8:39:16 GMT 8
MANILA, Philippines - University of Santo Tomas validated its supremacy in the Shakey's V-League by walloping San Sebastian College, 25-18, 25-20, 25-22, on Tuesday for an unprecedented fourth tournament crown. Jeered and cheered by an overflowing crowd at the Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan, the Tigresses were simply unstoppable. UST now has the most number of championships won since the league began six years ago. Rhea Dimaculangan set her teammates up for several decisive hits with the last excellent toss translated by skipper Aiza Maizo into a kill that cut a searing comeback by the Stags and pushed the Tigresses closer to the championship point. Maizo's outstretched arms then deflected Joy Benito's attempt to knot the count from 23-24 in the third set that cemented UST's dominance in the first conference with a 2-1 victory over the Stags in the best-of-three finals. ”We're offering this victory to coach August Sta. Maria,'' said UST mentor Shaq Delos Santos, whose ravenous pack of Tigresses now topped the De La Salle Lady Archers' three championship titles. UST is hoping their win in the tournament will inspire the team’s campaign in the forthcoming UAAP season. “Hopefully, in the upcoming UAAP, we will be able to win again since not most of our players played for this conference,” said Delos Santos. Sta. Maria steered the Tigresses to three championship titles, the last of which came in 2007 second conference before the multi-titled coach passed away in March 2008 due to heart attack.Tournament MVP Mary Jean Balse unloaded 18 points for the Tigresses, who got 73 excellent sets from Dimaculangan, the Finals MVP. ``When Ging (Balse) won the MVP, it kind of inspired us to play better,'' said the 18-year-old Dimaculangan, a former UST high school standout, who added she never expected to end up win the MVP award for the best-of-three series Led by Thai import Jeng Bualee, the Stags stunned the Tigresses with a straight-set triumph in Game 1 but UST, motivated by Balse's second MVP crown, bounced back to even up the series. The Tigresses exploited the Stags' poor reception in the opening set as they raced to a 14-7 spread on a kill by Maika Ortiz. Gathering steam, the Stags persevered to stop the bleeding and cashed in on a Balse error to make it 17-19. But UST scored four straight hits on several setup plays by Dimaculangan to move ahead, 23-17, and eventually grab the set. The Tigresses had a slow start in the second frame and allowed the Stags to charge ahead, 5-2, before Balse imposed her might on the net to spearhead a UST uprising that put them back on top, 17-12. It was then that Bualee and Suzanne Roces buckled down to work, forcing a deadlock at 20 that could had gone all the way for the Stags. Bernice Co, however, abruptly snuffed SSC's chance to equalize with a set-winning ace in the second set. With Marjorie Gorospe, INQUIRER.net OT: Patay na ba talga c coach august i toot kc na stroke lng..! ^^ pki clarify lng pow...! thanks..
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Post by ionizeddarryl on Jun 17, 2009 9:04:51 GMT 8
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Post by destroyer on Jun 17, 2009 9:31:54 GMT 8
congrats ulit sa ust...yaahoooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!
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Post by lander on Jun 17, 2009 9:35:36 GMT 8
congrats ust...
wala lang...
hehehe...
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Post by destroyer on Jun 17, 2009 9:37:04 GMT 8
go uste
go uste
go uste
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Post by vball08enthusiast on Jun 17, 2009 10:01:53 GMT 8
congrats uste... haay, sayang lang ang pagpunta ko kahapon dahil ang naabutan ko na lang ay ang kalahati ng third set... dahil sa sobrang lakas ng ulan at sobrang traffic pa papuntang the arena... haay... si latigay lang ang lumaban sa baste,,, bualee at roces naiyak... haaayyy... matagal tagal na naman bago ang next vleague... haay... again, congrats to uste... keep on improving and dominating.. sana sa uaap mas maganda ang ipakita nyo especialy with the comeback of angeli tabaquero and the new recruits.... goodluck to uste!!! bravo baste, good stand, i think u could have done more... un lang...
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Post by kingpeejay on Jun 17, 2009 10:18:12 GMT 8
Anu b! BUHAY NA BUHAY PA SI COACH AUGUST! Anu ba naman yung gumawa ng news na yan, mali mali! Db nga nung 1st game ng semis, bnati pa ni aiza si coach august. Blita q, parang retird na si coach, pahnga na lang talaga.
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Post by deejay_05 on Jun 17, 2009 10:36:05 GMT 8
hala...ano ba yang news na yan...
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Post by drefthemen on Jun 17, 2009 11:03:08 GMT 8
MANILA, Philippines - University of Santo Tomas validated its supremacy in the Shakey's V-League by walloping San Sebastian College, 25-18, 25-20, 25-22, on Tuesday for an unprecedented fourth tournament crown. Jeered and cheered by an overflowing crowd at the Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan, the Tigresses were simply unstoppable. UST now has the most number of championships won since the league began six years ago. Rhea Dimaculangan set her teammates up for several decisive hits with the last excellent toss translated by skipper Aiza Maizo into a kill that cut a searing comeback by the Stags and pushed the Tigresses closer to the championship point. Maizo's outstretched arms then deflected Joy Benito's attempt to knot the count from 23-24 in the third set that cemented UST's dominance in the first conference with a 2-1 victory over the Stags in the best-of-three finals. ”We're offering this victory to coach August Sta. Maria,'' said UST mentor Shaq Delos Santos, whose ravenous pack of Tigresses now topped the De La Salle Lady Archers' three championship titles. UST is hoping their win in the tournament will inspire the team’s campaign in the forthcoming UAAP season. “Hopefully, in the upcoming UAAP, we will be able to win again since not most of our players played for this conference,” said Delos Santos. Sta. Maria steered the Tigresses to three championship titles, the last of which came in 2007 second conference before the multi-titled coach passed away in March 2008 due to heart attack.Tournament MVP Mary Jean Balse unloaded 18 points for the Tigresses, who got 73 excellent sets from Dimaculangan, the Finals MVP. ``When Ging (Balse) won the MVP, it kind of inspired us to play better,'' said the 18-year-old Dimaculangan, a former UST high school standout, who added she never expected to end up win the MVP award for the best-of-three series Led by Thai import Jeng Bualee, the Stags stunned the Tigresses with a straight-set triumph in Game 1 but UST, motivated by Balse's second MVP crown, bounced back to even up the series. The Tigresses exploited the Stags' poor reception in the opening set as they raced to a 14-7 spread on a kill by Maika Ortiz. Gathering steam, the Stags persevered to stop the bleeding and cashed in on a Balse error to make it 17-19. But UST scored four straight hits on several setup plays by Dimaculangan to move ahead, 23-17, and eventually grab the set. The Tigresses had a slow start in the second frame and allowed the Stags to charge ahead, 5-2, before Balse imposed her might on the net to spearhead a UST uprising that put them back on top, 17-12. It was then that Bualee and Suzanne Roces buckled down to work, forcing a deadlock at 20 that could had gone all the way for the Stags. Bernice Co, however, abruptly snuffed SSC's chance to equalize with a set-winning ace in the second set. With Marjorie Gorospe, INQUIRER.net OT: Patay na ba talga c coach august i toot kc na stroke lng..! ^^ pki clarify lng pow...! thanks.. BUHAY PA SI COACH AUGUST STROKE LANG YUNG MARCH NYA ............. MANILA, Philippines - What was expected to be a closely-fought sudden death match turned out to be a cruise for University of Santo Tomas as it swept San Sebastian College for the second straight time, 25-18, 25-20, 25-22, to rule the sixth Shakey’s V-League presented by Cherifer before a packed crowd at The Arena in San Juan. Everything the Tigresses did right in forcing the rubber match with a straight-set win last Sunday, they did again yesterday, plus more, as the España-based squad reasserted its might on the net, held SSC’s top scorer to a single-digit output and showed up with a more cohesive unit to clinch the win that mattered most. MVP Mary Jean Balse lived up to her billing by leading UST’s charge with 18 hits while Aiza Maizo came through with 14 points as the Tigresses avenged their loss to the Lady Stags in last year’s second conference finals. More importantly, the victory made UST the winningest team in the league, sponsored by Shakey’s Pizza and Cherifer, with four championships, leaving behind La Salle with three. Bualee, the league’s top scorer with a 17-hit norm in the final, was held to just eight points, her conference-low, leaving the brunt of scoring to Laurence Ann Latigay, Suzanne Roces and Analyn Benito. But the troika had no answer to UST’s firepower with Maika Ortiz, Bernice Co and Michelle Carolino combining for 24 points and Rhea Dimaculangan, the league’s top setter, coming up big with four blocks for a six-point performance. The Lady Stags tried to extend the match as it fought back to within, 22-23, in the third on a Latigay hit but Maizo countered with her own on another superb set-up by Dimaculangan before Maizo blocked Benito’s attack to clinch the set, the match and the crown. “We offer this victory to coach August Sta. Maria, “ said UST mentor Cesael delos Santos. “It’s a nice feeling to win for the first time. At least we got back at the Lady Stags after we lost to them last year.” Sta. Maria steered UST to its first three titles in the league, organized by Sports Vision and backed by Accel, Mikasa, Mighty Bond and OraCare, the last in 2007 before he suffered a stroke in March last year. “Our Game 2 win was a big boost to my players’ confidence. They gave their 100 percent,” said delos Santos. San Sebastian took the opener of the best-of-three title series, 25-17, 25-22, 25-19, last Thursday but UST evened things up with a similar straight-set 25-21, 25-22, 25-23 win last Sunday, setting the stage for what observers had predicted to be a no-holds-barred contest between the league’s top teams. But UST had other things in mind. Scoring on quick plays from superb set-ups by Dimaculangan, the Tigresses seized control early and had an answer for each San Sebastian comeback. The Tigresses, with Ortiz on the attack, cashed in on the Lady Stags poor reception in the first set to build a 14-7 lead. Although they sputtered in the next stretch that enabled SSC to close in at 17-19, the Tigresses picked up four straight points to take the opener. Balse then took over in the second, scoring on her power game as UST quickly erased a 2-5 deficit to surge ahead at 17-12. But Roces stepped up and worked with Bualee on the attack as SSC forced a 20-all count. But the Tigresses simply shrugged off the threat and re-imposed their strength and will to win the next five points capped by Co’s service ace. It was the fifth time in four years that Bualee had failed to steer SSC tot he championship, missing the team’s title romp last year. courtesy of PHILSTAR.COM
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Post by bjorks on Jun 17, 2009 11:38:33 GMT 8
OT: Patay na ba talga c coach august i toot kc na stroke lng..! ^^ pki clarify lng pow...! thanks.. BUHAY PA SI COACH AUGUST STROKE LANG YUNG MARCH NYA ............. MANILA, Philippines - What was expected to be a closely-fought sudden death match turned out to be a cruise for University of Santo Tomas as it swept San Sebastian College for the second straight time, 25-18, 25-20, 25-22, to rule the sixth Shakey’s V-League presented by Cherifer before a packed crowd at The Arena in San Juan. Everything the Tigresses did right in forcing the rubber match with a straight-set win last Sunday, they did again yesterday, plus more, as the España-based squad reasserted its might on the net, held SSC’s top scorer to a single-digit output and showed up with a more cohesive unit to clinch the win that mattered most. MVP Mary Jean Balse lived up to her billing by leading UST’s charge with 18 hits while Aiza Maizo came through with 14 points as the Tigresses avenged their loss to the Lady Stags in last year’s second conference finals. More importantly, the victory made UST the winningest team in the league, sponsored by Shakey’s Pizza and Cherifer, with four championships, leaving behind La Salle with three. Bualee, the league’s top scorer with a 17-hit norm in the final, was held to just eight points, her conference-low, leaving the brunt of scoring to Laurence Ann Latigay, Suzanne Roces and Analyn Benito. But the troika had no answer to UST’s firepower with Maika Ortiz, Bernice Co and Michelle Carolino combining for 24 points and Rhea Dimaculangan, the league’s top setter, coming up big with four blocks for a six-point performance. The Lady Stags tried to extend the match as it fought back to within, 22-23, in the third on a Latigay hit but Maizo countered with her own on another superb set-up by Dimaculangan before Maizo blocked Benito’s attack to clinch the set, the match and the crown. “We offer this victory to coach August Sta. Maria, “ said UST mentor Cesael delos Santos. “It’s a nice feeling to win for the first time. At least we got back at the Lady Stags after we lost to them last year.” Sta. Maria steered UST to its first three titles in the league, organized by Sports Vision and backed by Accel, Mikasa, Mighty Bond and OraCare, the last in 2007 before he suffered a stroke in March last year. “Our Game 2 win was a big boost to my players’ confidence. They gave their 100 percent,” said delos Santos. San Sebastian took the opener of the best-of-three title series, 25-17, 25-22, 25-19, last Thursday but UST evened things up with a similar straight-set 25-21, 25-22, 25-23 win last Sunday, setting the stage for what observers had predicted to be a no-holds-barred contest between the league’s top teams. But UST had other things in mind. Scoring on quick plays from superb set-ups by Dimaculangan, the Tigresses seized control early and had an answer for each San Sebastian comeback. The Tigresses, with Ortiz on the attack, cashed in on the Lady Stags poor reception in the first set to build a 14-7 lead. Although they sputtered in the next stretch that enabled SSC to close in at 17-19, the Tigresses picked up four straight points to take the opener. Balse then took over in the second, scoring on her power game as UST quickly erased a 2-5 deficit to surge ahead at 17-12. But Roces stepped up and worked with Bualee on the attack as SSC forced a 20-all count. But the Tigresses simply shrugged off the threat and re-imposed their strength and will to win the next five points capped by Co’s service ace. It was the fifth time in four years that Bualee had failed to steer SSC tot he championship, missing the team’s title romp last year. courtesy of PHILSTAR.COM OT: Kaya nga pow pag kabasa ko ng news shocks... really patay na... Stroke lng nman yun diba..! hay nko talga maling-mali na info ang binibigay..! pro thanks and also sana fully recovered na si coach august..! thanks.. congratz USTe...!
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Post by aphrodiTe08 on Jun 17, 2009 11:39:49 GMT 8
Ay pang-asar naman mali pa inf0rmati0n. Buhay pa p0 si c0ach august hanubey!!!
CONGRATS UST!Ü
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