- Petro Gazz Angels, Akari Chargers, Zus Coffee Thundbelles and Choco Mucho Flying Titans are fighting during the Channel to determine the last two PVL teams in the quarter -finals of the tour.
Hours: PVL on the tour
August 5, Philsports Arena
- 4 p.m. – Petro Gazz Angels vs akari loaders
- 6.30 p.m. – Zus Coffee Thondebeles vs Choco Mucho Flying Titans
Myla Pablo of Petro Gazz, on the right, in a match against Choco Mucho in the PVL in turn
Manila, Philippines – Myla Pablo and the Petro Gazz Angels remained focused on their goal despite the sudden exit of the champion coach Koji Tsuzurabara in the middle of the PVL on tour.
Despite the shock resignation of the Japanese coach last week, Pablo gave an elevator to Petro Gazza, 23 points to inaugurate the choco Mucho skidding, 20-25, 25-19, 26-24, 25-17, Tuesday evening at Candon City Arena in Ilocos on.
“This match has meant a lot for us, especially in front of the crossover. We want to bring this confidence in our next match,” said Pablo in Philippin after having opened the way with 19 victims, three blocks and an ace above the 16 excellent receptions.
AC Miner (right) scores on an inclined death. – contributed photo
Rookie AC Miner continues to show the potential to be the cornerstone of Zus Coffee, given what the fifth overall choice of draft showed Tuesday evening to lead the Thunderbelles to a victory of 19-25, 25-22, 18-25, 25-19, 15-6 on Chery Tiggo in the PVL on tour of Candon Arena in Ilocos on.
Miner triggered the Thunderbelli, marking seven of its 19-point summit in the fourth frame to force a decision-maker, where it was supported by Arroyo Chinnie for a hot start of 9-3 while Zus Coffee derailed the pure and simple stock market of the crossovers on the way to attach their victims to 3-2 at the pool B.
“I think that our biggest weapon was not to abandon, especially this fourth set,” said Miner, who succeeded in 15 striking attacks and four blocks. “If we didn’t give everything there, the match would have been over. But we pushed until the end.”
The Pineda Bang of Petro Gazz returns and gives the angels a necessary boost against Choco Mucho in the PVL on tour in Candon, ilocos sur.– PVL
Manila, Philippines – Bang Pineda barely missed a beat three years after playing for the last time for the Petro Gazz Angels in the PVL.
Pineda, who recently returned after the departure of coach Koji Tsuzurabara, shone in his first match with 13 excavations and 12 excellent receptions to help the angels put their two-game slippage against the Choco Mucho Flying Titans, 20-25, 25-19, 26-24, 25-17, in the PVL on tour Tuesday evening in Candon City Arena on.
Brian Eskibel, who was promoted to call the gunshots for Petro Gazz on an temporary basis, switched his hat to Pineda after helping them finish fourth in the A swimming pool A with a 2-3 file.
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