Shakey's Girls Vleague 2011

[anise]

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Hope tops Perpetual-LB in Shakey's volley opener
(The Philippine Star) Updated February 10, 2011

MANILA, Philippines - Hope Christian High School swept University of Perpetual Help-Laguna, 25-14, 25-19, to open its title-retention drive in the Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League at the San Juan gym over the weekend.

Three other teams hurdled their respective opening day assignments, including Angeles City University, which stunned UAAP junior champion De La Salle-Zobel in three sets.

Siblings Ciene and Camille Cruz combined with Carol Cerveza and Desiree Cheng as they pooled 24 points, including 11 kills, to power the Hope C-HS tossers past the UPH-L side in the tournament sponsored by Shakey’s and backed by LBC, Toby’s Sports, Mikasa and Accel.

Shakey’s EVP Vic Gregorio, San Juan City Vice Mayor Francis Zamora, Freddie Infante, president of the organizing Metro Sports, and Gener Dungo, president of the Philippine Volleyball Federation, graced the opener of the eighth season of the event featuring the country’s leading and rising junior volley players.

“The PVF is pleased to see how Shakey’s and Metro Sports have contributed to the development of volleyball in the country and we are grateful to have as PVF partners,” said Dungo.

AUF fought back from an opening set setback as it dominated DLS-Zobel in the next two sets to fashion out a 20-25, 25-12, 25-13 victory to join Hope C-HS in the early lead.

St. Scholastica also stamped its class over University of the Phils. Integrated School, essaying a 25-17, 25-14 romp while De La Salle-Lipa posted a 25-13, 25-17 victory over University of the East in the other matches kicking off the weekend-only tournament sanctioned by the PVF and which drew 20 teams from the major leagues in Metro Manila and Luzon.

The other schools seeing action are St. James-Parañaque, Angelicum, Imus Institute, La Salle-Antipolo, Univ. of Perpetual Help-Molino, colegio San Agustin, MGC New Life Academy, Elizabeth Seton School, Grace Christian College, Univ. of Santo Tomas, Unida Christian School and De La Salle-Canlubang.

[jp4000]

i think hope mananalo dito.. feeling ko lng naman

[elmoandcookie]

jp4000- mukhang hope nga ulit..ang makakalaban siguro nila sa finals is DLS-Zobel..

[teddysura]

Hope na to.
mahina ang UST ngayon eh

[lander]

marami pala kasali dito... ano ang tournament format?

[anise]

mahusay pala talaga si Princess Gaiser (siya yung sa Milo =) and pati na rin sisters ng DLSU players na sina Cruz & Cerveza.

for sure some of the names na binaggit sa article makikita natin yan sa college level competition in a few years. =)


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St. Scho, Hope, AUF stay unbeaten in Shakey's
(The Philippine Star) Updated February 17, 2011

MANILA, Philippines - St. Scholastica’s College bucked the absence of its skipper as it repulsed UST, 24-26, 25-13, 25-14, to notch its third straight victory in the Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League at San Juan gym over the weekend.

The St. Scho tossers blew a 24-17 lead in the first set as the España-based squad rallied behind hitter Aliyah Ong and setter Princess Gaiser, who unloaded eight service aces. But SSC put its act together in the next two sets and stamped its class to clinch the victory.

St. Scho actually strung up two wins in the day as it also subdued La Salle College Antipolo, 25-16, 25-9, to move within a victory from sweeping Pool B of the four-division league sponsored by Shakey’s and backed by Asics, LBC, Toby’s Sports and Mikasa.

Angeles University Foundation matched St. Scho’s 3-0 card as it turned backed MGC New Life Academy, 25-23, 25-12, to lead the way in Pool C while defending champion Hope Christian High School trounced Imus Institute, 25-20, 25-12, for its second straight win in Pool A of the tournament sanctioned by the Philippine Volleyball Federation.

Hope Christian’s Desiree Cheng and Carol Cerveza, along with siblings Camille and Cienne Cruz, pooled 21 points with Cheng and Cerveza unleashing five and four kills, respectively, to power the team to victory.

UP Integrated School evened its slate to 1-1 as it dealt La Salle College-Antipolo its second straight loss in the day, 25-9, 18-25, 25-21, in Pool B while St. James Parañaque likewise posted a 1-1 mark after downing De La Salle-Canlubang 27-25, 25-16, in Pool A action.

De La Salle-Lipa, drawing a combined 23-point output from Hannah Mangulabnan, Audrey Paran, Arienne Ilustre and Kim de la Vega, held off University of Perpetual Help-Molino, 25-20, 25-15, to surge ahead at 2-0 in Pool D.

Cavite-based Unida Christian College prevailed over Elizabeth Seton School, 25-21, 26-24, for a 1-1 card, also in Pool D, while Grace Christian School survived La Salle College-Antipolo, 29-27, 25-13, for a 1-1 mark in Pool B.

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San Agustin, St. Scho clinch volley quarters
(The Philippine Star) Updated February 17, 2011

MANILA, Philippines - Colegio San Agustin and St. Scholastica’s College notched their fifth straight wins in their respective groups to clinch the quarterfinal slots in the 13-Under category of the BEST Center-organized Women’s Volleyball League at the Xavier School gym over the weekend.

CSA dealt St. Pedro Poveda its second loss in five games following an easy 25-15, 25-10 triumph to join Jubilee Christian Academy, which made it to the next round of Group A with a 4-1 record following a 20-6, 25-4 rout of Assumption Antipolo, which fell to 1-4 in this tournament sponsored by Milo.

St. Scho, meanwhile, struggled past Miriam College, 25-11, 27-25, 25-22, to advance to the quarters along with Colegio San Agustin-B (4-1).

OB Montessori-Greenhills thumped Immaculate Heart of Mary School, 25-14, 25-17, for its sixth straight win and a quarterfinals slot in Group A of the 17-Under category, joining Montessori School, which claimed its fifth straight win at the expense of School of the Holy Spirit, 25-18, 25-10.

Holy Family School trounced School of St. Anthony, 25-12, 25-10 in Group B.

La Salle Antipolo-A recorded its fifth straight win with a 25-14, 25-20 victory over Espiritu Santo School to gain a quarters slot in Group C.

while St. Paul College-Makati beat San Beda-Alabang, 25-10, 25-23, for its fourth win in five games and a spot in the quarters in Group D.

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Finals nito ay Hope vs AUF ngayon. Hehehe!

[donks4000]

wish ko sana mapunta Cruz sis sa UST hehehe wish lng nman...malay u magkatotoo....

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3rd Place- CSA
2nd Place- AUF
Champion- Hope

28-26, 25- 20, 25-21. Yan ang game kanina ng Hope vs AUF.

Best blocker and MVP- Carol Cerveza. Best Server- Camille Cruz. Best Setter- Djanel Cheng. Best Digger- Ingrid Reyes. Best Attacker- Vic Galang

[crazydudez69]

congrats sa hope .. vic galang best attacker graduating na ba siya ?

[crazydudez69]

awarding ?

jersey #4 Carol Cerveza
jersey #11 Cienne Cruz
jersey #5 Camille R. Cruz
jersey #2 Djanel Cheng

[companyero078]

^
thanks..

[sturd**ey]

Hope tossers keep Shakey's girls title
(The Philippine Star) Updated March 22, 2011 12:00 AM Comments (0) View comments
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MANILA, Philippines - Hope Christian High School pulled off a big come-from-behind victory in the first set then stamped its class in the next two to sweep Angeles University Foundation, 28-26, 25-20, 25-21, and retain the Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League crown at the San Juan gym last Sunday.

Carol Cerveza capped Hope’s fiery 7-2 fightback in the opening frame with a hit, turning a 21-24 deficit into a victory then the team played true to the form in the next two sets to complete the victory.

It was Hope CHS’s sixth Shakey’s title in the Metro Manila-Luzon finals, keeping the crown it won over University of Santo Tomas in last year’s regional finals of the tournament sponsored by Shakey’s and backed by LBC, Toby’s Sports, Mikasa and Asics.

Hope and AUF will join the other top regional winners from Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Bacolod in the Shakey’s Tournament of Champions slated April 4-8 in Bacolod City.

University of St. La Salle ruled last year’s T-of-C sanctioned by the Philippine Volleyball Federation and organized by Metro Sports.

Cerveza, whose services is being eyed by a lot of UAAP schools, bagged the tournament MVP and Best Blocker honors while teammate Camille Cruz won the Best Server award. Other winners were Arianna de Leon of University of Perpetual Help-Laguna (Best Receiver), Victonara Galang of AUF (Best Spiker), Ingrid Reyes of Colegio de San Agustin (Best Digger) and Jannelle Cheng of Hope (Best Setter).

Jerry Yee was named once more as the league’s Best Coach.

In the semis, Hope subdued CSA, 25-16, 25-12, while AUF outlasted UPHL, 25-13, 25-17. CSA took the third place honors with a 25-15, 25-19 decision over UPHL.

[sturd**ey]

y Cyrus M. Garde

Six teams led by defending champion University of St. La Salle- Integrated School (USLS-IS) will clash for the title of the 2011 Season 8 Shakey’s Girls Volleyball League (SGVL) Tournament of Champions which opens on Monday, April 4 at 8:30 AM after a simple opening ceremony at the USLS College Covered Court.

Roger A. Banzuela, former Philippine Volleyball Federation president and concurrent head of Beach Volleyball Association of the Philippines (BVAP) said the teams are former champion Hope Christian School (HCS) representing Manila; Pajo National High School of Cebu, Davao City National High School representing Mindanao, Central Philippine University (CPU) of Iloilo and New Ormoc City National High Schools for Leyte.

Angeles University Foundation (AUF), earlier reported to join from Luzon will no longer participate, Banzuela added.

Expected to grace the opening ceremony is Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) commissioner Chito Loyzaga. He will be assisted by Freddie Infante of Metro Sports, organizer of SGVL tournaments. Participating teams are expected to arrive on Sunday, April 3 at the venue.

Defending champion USLS-IS reclaim the title in last year’s national tournament in Cebu City from HCS. They hurdle seven other teams in Bacolod Leg elimination to advance to the SGVL Tournament of Champions here.

St. John’s Institute placed second, followed by St. Theresa’s Academy, St. Joseph School-La Salle, La Carlota City, Victorias City, Talisay City and Bacolod Tay Tung High School.

The former Palarong Pambansa titlist is the same team that won the secondary girls volleyball with a come-from-behind win against Iloilo Province represented by CPU two weeks ago.

Four players from other Bacolod leg teams will reinforce USLS-IS to defend their title.

The winners will receive medals and trophies and sports equipments for their schools.

Banzuela and Infante are inviting the public to see the games for free.*