I watched a game between DLSU and UST in youtube yesterday. I cant remember really what's the date of the match.
I saw Angeli Tabaquiero smashing those spikes and the crowd kept on roaring, I mean the UST fans of course. Even De La Salle won that match (ouch! Michelle Datuin, i'll miss you...)
Well, i'm not really a Tigresses fanatic but I do like them. And I was so excited when I heard, I mean I read in the internet that Miss Tabaquiero, (ehem! I love her smile actually) will be seeing action in the UAAP. I hope DLSU-UST rivalry will rekindle once more.
One more pepz... Does it suits her to be called "Miss Turbulence"? Haha.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
UAAP Women's Volleyball CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH!
It's August. And i'm beginning to feel anxious of waiting. I can't wait to see De La Salle University Lady Spikers in the hardcourt! How I miss to see those gorgeous ladies in green and white uniforms digging, tumbling, and spiking. I was just so sad to know that Michelle Datuin will not be playing this season 72. Ouch! But still, DLSU will be my apple of the eye.
And of course, I can't wait to see every teams. I hope this will be a better season. I mean more exciting and I hope and wish that all teams will give their best shots.
Bring out the ANIMO!
Hope to see NCAA Women's Volleyball on air. Anyone?
And of course, I can't wait to see every teams. I hope this will be a better season. I mean more exciting and I hope and wish that all teams will give their best shots.
Bring out the ANIMO!
Hope to see NCAA Women's Volleyball on air. Anyone?
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
UST CAPTURED V-LEAGUE CROWN clobbered San Sebastian College
MVP Mary Jean Balse powered 13 spikes and finished with 18 points as the University of Sto. Tomas Tigresses captured its 4th title via a 25-18, 25-20, 25-22 rout of San Sebastian College Lady Stags in the 6th Shakey's V-league.
UST relied on Finals MVP Rhea Dimaculangan's witty setups most of the game, scoring an answer anytime SSC knocked a comeback.
The Tigresses, with Maika Ortiz on the attack, coined in on the Lady Stags' poor receptions to spurt a 14-7 advantage in the 1st set. But San Sebastian got back with 10-5 outbreak to closed in 17-19. USTcameback again, relying on their net defense to score 4 hits and capped the set.
In the 2nd set, UST erased a early San Sebastian lead, 2-5, and towered a 17-12 mark behind Balse's power attacks.
But the Lady Stags made a counter-attack and tied it on 20-all with Suzanne Roces and Jaroensri Bualee stepping up. However, the Tigresses made another five points surge to finish the set capped by Bernice Co's service ace.
Laurence Ann Latigay led San Sebastian College with 13 points. Roces had 9, Bualee and Joy Benito had 8 apiece.
"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." UST mentor Cesael delos Santos said.
The UST Tigresses bagged the most winningest club record in the history of V-league with 4 crowns, shadowing De La Salle which captured 3 titles.
UST relied on Finals MVP Rhea Dimaculangan's witty setups most of the game, scoring an answer anytime SSC knocked a comeback.
The Tigresses, with Maika Ortiz on the attack, coined in on the Lady Stags' poor receptions to spurt a 14-7 advantage in the 1st set. But San Sebastian got back with 10-5 outbreak to closed in 17-19. USTcameback again, relying on their net defense to score 4 hits and capped the set.
In the 2nd set, UST erased a early San Sebastian lead, 2-5, and towered a 17-12 mark behind Balse's power attacks.
But the Lady Stags made a counter-attack and tied it on 20-all with Suzanne Roces and Jaroensri Bualee stepping up. However, the Tigresses made another five points surge to finish the set capped by Bernice Co's service ace.
Laurence Ann Latigay led San Sebastian College with 13 points. Roces had 9, Bualee and Joy Benito had 8 apiece.
"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." UST mentor Cesael delos Santos said.
The UST Tigresses bagged the most winningest club record in the history of V-league with 4 crowns, shadowing De La Salle which captured 3 titles.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
6th Shakey's V-league AWARDEES BALSE IS MVP, BUALEE GAINS BEST SCORER PLUM
The Shakey's V-league Season 6 1st Conference is almost over with only 2 teams battling it out in the Finals and it's time to name the individual achievements. Here is the list of the BEST OF THE BEST!
MARY JEAN BALSE, UST
Most Valuable Player
JAROENSRI BUALEE, SSC
Best Scorer
LAURENCE ANN LATIGAY, SSC
Best Attacker
AIZA MAIZO, UST
Best Blocker
MACAILAH IRISH MORADA, FEU
Best Server
LIZLEE ANN GATA, ADAMSON
Best Digger
RHEA KATRINA DIMACULANGAN, UST
Best Setter
MARGARITA PEPITO, SSC
Best Receiver
SHAIRA GONZALES, FEU
Most Improved Player
MARY JEAN BALSE, UST
Most Valuable Player
JAROENSRI BUALEE, SSC
Best Scorer
LAURENCE ANN LATIGAY, SSC
Best Attacker
AIZA MAIZO, UST
Best Blocker
MACAILAH IRISH MORADA, FEU
Best Server
LIZLEE ANN GATA, ADAMSON
Best Digger
RHEA KATRINA DIMACULANGAN, UST
Best Setter
MARGARITA PEPITO, SSC
Best Receiver
SHAIRA GONZALES, FEU
Most Improved Player
6th Shakey's V-league Best-of-three FINALS Adamson gain 3rd place MARY JEAN BALSE NAMED MVP UST FORCES DECIDING GAME 3 BEAT SAN SEBASTIAN
"M9 Thunderbolt" Michelle Carolino knocked a kill late in the 3rd set and Aiza Maizo had 11 attacks to deliver University of Sto. Tomas Tigresses in a 25-21, 25-22, 25-23 triumph over the San Sebastian College Lady Stags yesterday to even the 6th Shakey's V-league 1st Conference Finals.
The victory forced a winner-takes-all game 3 on Tuesday.
Mary Jean Balse was named MVP and had 13 points and 2 blocks for the Tigresses. She was the first player to win the plum twice.
Michelle Carolino had 14 kills and Maizo finished with 13 points for UST.
Down in the 3rd set, 10-15, the Tigresses rallied with a 6-1 dash to draw the scorecard and then eclipsed another 7-2 run including 4 from SSC's errors.
But San Sebastian pulled of a 5-1 spurt to get closed at 23-24 behind Thai import Jaroensri Bualee's hit. But Michelle Carolino foiled the the Lady Stags' comeback, unloading a solid powerspike to capped the battle.
Meanwhile, Adamson University Lady Falcons survived a tough game against Far Eastern University Lady Tams with a 27-25, 25-23, 25-23 victory to clinched the bronze.
Nerissa Bautista and Pau Soriano had 14 apiece for the Adamson.
Mayette Carolino had 18 hits to lead FEU.
The victory forced a winner-takes-all game 3 on Tuesday.
Mary Jean Balse was named MVP and had 13 points and 2 blocks for the Tigresses. She was the first player to win the plum twice.
Michelle Carolino had 14 kills and Maizo finished with 13 points for UST.
Down in the 3rd set, 10-15, the Tigresses rallied with a 6-1 dash to draw the scorecard and then eclipsed another 7-2 run including 4 from SSC's errors.
But San Sebastian pulled of a 5-1 spurt to get closed at 23-24 behind Thai import Jaroensri Bualee's hit. But Michelle Carolino foiled the the Lady Stags' comeback, unloading a solid powerspike to capped the battle.
Meanwhile, Adamson University Lady Falcons survived a tough game against Far Eastern University Lady Tams with a 27-25, 25-23, 25-23 victory to clinched the bronze.
Nerissa Bautista and Pau Soriano had 14 apiece for the Adamson.
Mayette Carolino had 18 hits to lead FEU.
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