st Southeast Asian Games late this year.
This came after PNVF president Tats Suzara stressed that “no tryouts, no national team” policy following the low turnout of female players in Wednesday’s tryouts at the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.
“Yung kanyang ‘No tryouts, no national team,’ for him that’s his idea. But still, the executive board will decide on all of these kasi madaming stars ang hindi nasali dyan eh,” said Liao during Saturday’s guesting with Noli Eala’s Power & Play program.
Liao, who is also appointed national team committee co-chairman, added they needed all the best athletes that they have if they wanted to win a SEAG medal.
“Salamat po. Well appreciated ang mga hirap at pagod nyo.”
The F2 Logistics Cargo Movers standout said the tryouts went smoothly as far as observing strict health protocols is concerned.
In the photos she posted, Maraño and the rest of the players and coaching staff were seen wearing facemasks inside the court.
“I felt safe during the entire event cause everyone is disciplined enough to follow the safety guidelines,” she wrote.
“Though nakaka-miss makipag-apir after making an awesome score pero sige lang, let’s pray for that day where we can be able to make a high five or hug each other again.”
Published March 17, 2021, 2:10 PM
Kalei Mau (Photo from Kalei Mau’s Facebook page)
Fil-American player Kalei Mau is expected to rejoin the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers when they debut in the Premier Volleyball League Open Conference in May.
The 26-year-old outside hitter announced this on her social media Wednesday, March 17, to the delight of fans.
“Hi to all my Philippines volleyball fans! Many of you are wondering if I will return to PH to play in the upcoming conference with @F2CargoMovers in the @PVLph. The answer is YES!” the Twitter post read, garnering more than 4,000 likes and more than 400 retweets at press time.
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