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“They are still contenders, a powerhouse team that has tall players. We cannot let our guards down,” said Delos Santos, who steered the Blaze Spikers to the All-Filipino throne for the past couple of years.
Delos Santos said his wards are oozing with confidence after making short work of Marinerang Pilipina in their first match since winning the Grand Prix title last month, 25-21, 25-16, 25-10.
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Pascua, the former national team mainstay and architect of Petron’s 2014 Grand Prix and 2015 All-Filipino Cup titles, said their latest recruits are all capable of erecting a dynasty for the Tri-Activ Spikers, who lost four stars in Dindin Manabat, Fille Cayetano, Rachel Anne Daquis and Aby Marano.
Manabat decided to take a leave of absence this year to give way for her pregnancy. On the same note, Cayetano will also sit out to join her family in the campaign trail for the national elections while Daquis and Marano opted to join other teams.
It was such a sweet win for the Lady Troopers who made a resounding bounce back after falling with a sorry five-set defeat to Petron last Thursday.
“We still couldn’t figure out what happened to us in that game,” said RC Cola-Army assistant coach Rico de Guzman. “That’s why it feels good to have this win. At least we will be going to the final round with very high morale.”