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Post by donks4000 on Sept 23, 2011 21:34:07 GMT 8
-Ruby De Leon as back up with Tina Salak
-Dindin Santiago sa middle - kng papayagan hehehe kc training din sya sa RP Team
-Valdez sa open kc mukhang my iniinda si M9 sa right leg nya...ina iced nya lagi pag nasa bench sya - kng papayagan syempre kc my Unigames din sya
-Pwd din Cases, Mangui and Latigay sa open - bka libre sila
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Post by pgabby2 on Sept 24, 2011 0:12:58 GMT 8
diba ang Federbrau at Garuda e ang national team din thailand at indonesia?
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Post by rpspiker on Sept 24, 2011 6:48:23 GMT 8
Hardly savoring the sweet taste of victory in the Shakey’s V-League Open Conference, the Army Lady Troopers get back to work in the next few days to plot their next line of attack in a bigger battlefield.
Shakey’s Pizza is putting up an invitational volley tournament next month where the top club teams from Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam, along with Army, will slug it out for the championship in what promises to be a blockbuster event among the regional rivals.
It is also expected to gauge the country’s progress in women’s volley, at least in the regional level, which it used to dominate in the 90s.
“The event was supposed to be held last year but we were forced to shelve it due to the Hong Kong bus hostage crisis,” said Moying Martelino, chair of the organizing Sports Vision.
He expressed confidence of the Army’s chances in the event slated Oct. 25-30 at The Arena in San Juan although it will also depend on the quality of the teams to be fielded in by the other four countries.
“We have a strong, good team in Army. But we will not know their true worth unless they play against these teams,” said Martelino.
Army coach Rico de Guzman is also looking forward to the Invitationals and has in fact expressed his desire to tap Suzanne Roces and Aiza Maizo to bolster the team’s title drive in the six-day tournament.
“We’re planning to get four guest players, including Roces and Maizo,” said de Guzman who already boasts of a star-studded crew made up of national team players that romped off with Shakey’s V-League inaugural Open diadem.
Led by sisters Michelle and Marietta Carolino, Mary Jean Balse, Joanne Buñag, Cristina Salak, Theresa Iratay, Jen Reyes and Rachel Ann Daquis, the Troopers put up a dominating performance in the just-concluded conference, winning a total of 13 games, including a pair of sweeps over Navy and San Sebastian in the Final Four and finals, respectively.
Although they needed a five-setter to finally defuse the Lady Stags in Game Two of their best of three title playoff, , 27-25, 20-25, 22-25, 25-23, 15-10, the Troopers proved just too much for the field, dropping just five sets in the entire campaign en route to the championship.
They finished the elims tied with the Stags at 5-1 and wound up tied again with the Recoletos-based squad after the quarters. Though the Stags matched the Troopers semis sweep with a 2-0 win over Ateneo, the 2008 second conference champions fell short of their bid for a second crown despite the presence of two top imports in Lauren Ford and Jang Baulee.
“We didn’t expect to win. It’s tough especially against the two imports of SSC,” said de Guzman. “We just did our best and it’s a great feeling being able to give honor to the organization.’
In the finals, De Guzman stressed the need for his players to keep an eye on Baulee and Ford, who went on to bag the MVP and scoring honors but was neutralized by the Troopers’ solid net defense in the finals.
“Actually, I didn’t have a hard time motivating my players, most of whom are members of the national pool. I just told them to learn from their mistakes and try to improve on their next game,” said de Guzman.
The next assignment will be a lot tougher, the field a lot stronger. But with de Guzman in command and his Lady Troopers ready to mow down the opposition, the newly crowned champions may yet carry out the mission.
source: v-league.ph
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Post by donks4000 on Sept 25, 2011 10:36:38 GMT 8
o ayan sigurado na pala si Maizo and Roces at sabi nya 4 guest players ang kukunin nila so my 2 pang natira...i hope bautista is now fine to play coz we really need open hitters that have fast approach and can really hit the ball hard...open tlga options ntin kc malaki ang chance maputo tau sa middle not unless kng mlayo at wlang blockers...sa wings/open mas mlaki chances ntin basta bilisan lng ng bato ni Salak pos palo agad sa open...that will test their blockers lateral movement... Sana they are not referring to the Invitational League...nkita ko lng sa FB nila... Cristina Landas:Un advance info ko ha. Pm moko kung pde ka. Ingat. Tnx. Aizer Maizo:hindi talaga ako pwd teh.. pero salamat pa din =) Cristina Landas:Ok. Nxt time na lng. Madami pang liga. Ahaha. Aizer Maizo:ok po  |
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Post by romancon on Sept 25, 2011 11:59:20 GMT 8
"It is also expected to gauge the country’s progress in women’s volley, at least in the regional level, which it used to dominate in the 90s."source: v-league.ph diba na established na yan last june sa vietnam? |
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Post by setter2spiker on Sept 25, 2011 18:49:34 GMT 8
sana nga magpractice sila ng quick plays pati sa open.. dapat puro shoot ung set sa zone 4 para di mahabol ng blockers tapos combination sa 2 and 3.. #wish ko lang kay Salak at sa reception nila.. |
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Post by emanuelle on Oct 11, 2011 10:35:54 GMT 8
but with the exception of daquis the rest of the army team were members of the RP team that we sent to the 2002 sea games. Since then hindi na ba tayo naka-develop ng good players?
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Post by cherrie on Oct 11, 2011 10:41:42 GMT 8
but with the exception of daquis the rest of the army team were members of the RP team that we sent to the 2002 sea games. Since then hindi na ba tayo naka-develop ng good players? baka po 2001 kasi ang seagames ay odd numbers..2001,2003,2005,2007,2007,2009,2011...... |
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