After their thrilling 29-27, 23-25, 25-21, 25-21 upset over Egypt at the 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship in Pasay City, Alas Pilipinas vaulted 11 spots in the official FIVB world
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Chery Tiggo has made a major statement ahead of the 2025 Premier Volleyball League Reinforced Conference by signing Cuban outside hitter Yunieska Batista. The 32-year-old who last played for Yesilyurt Sports
For team captain Bryan Bagunas, the breakthrough triumph over Egypt was more than just a number in the standings — it was proof that the Philippines, ranked 88th in the
On a raucous Tuesday night at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, the Philippines etched its name in volleyball history. Alas Pilipinas stunned African champions Egypt in four thrilling sets, 29-27,
Alas standout Alyssa Solomon joins Osaka Marvelous, becomes fifth Filipina import in Japan SV.League
Alyssa Solomon’s dream of playing professional volleyball abroad is now a reality. The former NU Lady Bulldogs star and current Alas Pilipinas opposite hitter has officially signed with Osaka Marvelous,
PLDT has tapped Russian outside hitter Anastasiia Bavykina to reinforce its campaign in the 2025 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Reinforced Conference, strengthening its roster as the High Speed Hitters chase another
Ferdinando de Giorgi knows exactly what kind of mentor Angiolino Frigoni is—because he once played under him. Now, decades later, the two find themselves on opposite ends of the court
Alas Pilipinas Men in the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championships due to federation issues. The 6-6 standout clarified he was ruled ineligible for the tournament due to still being listed as
Alas Pilipinas Men are gearing up to redeem themselves and shift the narrative after their challenging debut when they face Egypt in Pool A at the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Men’s World
After fan backlash, the FIVB has made tickets for the World Volleyball Championship in Manila more affordable. Tickets, which were priced from P1,500 to almost P14,000, will now be discounted by
