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Volleyball Aug 17, 2017
Outside Kuala Lumpur in Manila The Philippines lost to Kazakhstan for the second time in
the tournament to clinch the 8th position at the 19th Asian Senior Women’s Volleyball
Championship. The score being 20-25, 16-25, 25-21, 25-21, 3-15
Jaja Santiago paced the national team with 18 points on 14 attacks and 3 blocks.
Alyssa Valdez and Jovelyn Gonzaga joined her in double digits with 11 and 10, respectively, while Ces Molina had 7.
Yekaterina Zhdanova produced a game-high 24 markers on 19 spikes and 5 block shots for Kazakhstan.
Katerina Tatko added 15, while Radmila Beresneva and Alla Bogdashkina both pitched in 14.
Despite failing to advance further in the semifinals, the Philippine team has already surpassed
its 12th place finish back in the 2015 edition of the Asian Seniors, while qualifying for the
Asian Volleyball Cup in 2018, a first for the country. The country also finished 12th in the
same tourney when it was played 4 years ago in Thailand.
The Philippines will lineup at the SEA Games next which will Start on August 23 for the Women.
Scores:
Kazakhstan (3): Zhdanova 24, Tatko 15, Bogdashkina 14, Beresneva 14, Akilova 5, Safronova 3, Petrenko 2, Kenzhebayeva 1
Philippines (2): Santiago 18, Valdez 11, Gonzaga 10, Molina 7, Pontillas 5, Fajardo 5, Dy 3, Marano 2, Reyes 2, Ortiz 2.
SOURCE; http://www.rappler.com/sports/by-sport/volleyball/179027-philippines-kazakhstan-falls-asian-seniors
2017 Asian Womens Volleyball Championship Aug 16, 2017
Back in Manila at the 2017 Asian Women’s Volleyball Championship hosts Philippines lost
to Chinese Taipei and now will face Kazakhstan who they lost to earlier in the competition
for 7-8 places overall.
Officials of the Government will decide after a meeting with Peping Cojuanco whether the
Philippines will push through with the 2019 SEA Games or not.
Volleyball Philippines : COACHES VICENTE AND ACAYLAR MUST RESIGN
Mar 21, 2017
Article from : http://thefirstplacefinish.blogspot.com/2017/03/coaches-vicente-and-acaylar-must-resign.html
This is not my write up.
The presentation of the national pool proved to be a big disaster for Larong Volleyball sa
Pilipinas Incorporated (LVPI). What was originally seen as a shining moment for LVPI
turned.into a big nightmare as head coaches of the national pool were caught issuing false
statements. Ateneo players spoke to disprove what head coaches Vicente and Acaylar said in
a forum attended by sports writers. Thus, the statements of the head coaches were revealed to
be false to volleyball fans and the general public.
The false statements they conveniently issued should force Vicente and Acaylar to consider
resigning from their posts. Their resignations are in order for the following reasons :
1. There was malicious intent to put the Ateneo players in the bad light. The statements of
Vicente and Acaylar give the impression that Ateneo players did not bother to respond to the
invitation to serve the country through the national pool and eventually the national team.
The statements likewise portray two of the Ateneo players as lacking in skills, making them
unworthy of slots in the national pool.
2. Coaches Vicente and Acaylar desecrated the sanctity of the institution that is the national
team and that of being a national player. In their attempt to show that the players were
properly and strictly screened, they resorted to making false statements. The two coaches
cheapened the national pool and its players with their careless and inaccurate statements.
3. Coaches Vicente and Acaylar have lost the moral ascendancy to coach the team with the
loss of trust that their statements generated.
4. The public apology issued by LVPI is not enough to erase the stigma created by the
statements of the two coaches on the national pool. In fact, the public apology only added
insult to injury as it reduced the huge mistake into a mere “clerical” error. Heads must clearly
roll.
Resignations must not only be confined to Vicente and Acaylar. It is to the best interest of
Philippine volleyball that Cayco, Romasanta and Suzara tender their resignations from LVPI
as well. After all, the three sports officials never said a word as the two coaches issued those
false statements in their presence and in front of a crowd. Cayco, Romasanta, and Suzara all
just went along with the charade as it was happening in front of their faces. They, sadly, all
played along with the mockery that was taking place in what should have been a presentation
of the best in Philippine volleyball.
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Richard Gomez playing for MYSMART-PLDT Team.
48 year old actor Richard Gomez who is also the SEA Games 2005 Gold Medallist in
Fencing, was included in the National Pool. Gomez who started recently playing last year for
MYDSL-PLDT Team
Francis Vicente who has been recently named head coach added Gomez to his squad.
Francis Vicente is the former head coach of the National University Lady Bulldogs. Quite a
diverse pool on distaff age side with 16 year old Ateneo spiker Mark Espejo making his
debut.
Francis Vicente newly named coach of the Philippines Volleyball team.
From this list trimmed down from nearly a hundred invited to tryouts over the last few
months, there are a bunch of big names that have been cut and it appears the coaching staff
had quite a few sleepless nights in determining the final thirty members.
Below is the total list of national athletes included in the team
- Alnakran Abdilla 6’2” O-PAF
- Geuel Asia 5’10” S-DLSU
- Red Christensen 6’2” U-DLSU
- Dexter Clamor 5’10” S-UPHSD/Systema
- Jan Paul Doloiras 5’5” L-UST/PLDT MyDSL
- Marck Espejo 6’2” O-AdMU
- Ian Fernandez 5’11” S-UST/Giligan’s
- Kheeno Franco 6’1” M-EARIST/PLDT MyDSL
- Reyson Fuentes 6’4” S-NU
- Ron Jay Galang 6’2” O-AdU/PLDT MyDSL
- Richard Gomez 6’2” O-PUP/PLDT MyDSL
- Rocky Honrade 6’4” M-SBC/Systema
- Rhenze Hu 5’7” L-CSB/Systema
- Rodolfo Labrador 6’1” M-FEU/PAF
- Gilbert Longavela 5’8” L-AdU/PLDT MyDSL
- Jessie Lopez 5’9” S-FEU/PAF
- Dominico Lucindo 6’0” O-UP
- Jeffrey Malabanan 6’1” U-RTU/PAF
- Ace Mandani 6’2” M-UE
- Vincent Mangulabnan 5’8” S-NU
- Howard Mojica 6’0” O-EAC
- Raffy Mosuelo 5’6” L-PAF
- Jan Berlin Paglinawan 6’2” U-NU
- Samuel Paquiz 6’4” U-UP
- AJ Pareja 6’4” M-AdMU/Systema
- Henry Pecaña 6’0” U-UST/PLDT MyDSL
- Jayson Ramos 6’3” M-UST/PLDT MyDSL
- Julius Sioson 5’8” L-UST/Giligan’s
- JP Torres 6’4” O-UST/Giligan’s
- Peter Den Mar Torres 6’3” M-NU
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Attached in PDF Form is a Report by Fil-Canadian Coach Raphael Lloren
This paper analyses the performance of the Philippine National Women’s Volleyball team
fielded in the 2013 Asian Senior Women’s Volleyball Championship held in Nakhon
Ratchasima, Thailand from September 13-21, 2013.
The match being analysed in this paper is the Philippines vs. China match held on the 15th of
September 2013.
The intent of this paper is to quantitatively compare the performance of the Philippine
National Team Program with that of a program that consistently competes in the top 16 in the
world, and to serve as a benchmark for future performances.
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