Lady Agilas upset Lady Bulldogs in four sets | Inquirer Sports

Lady Agilas upset Lady Bulldogs in four sets

By: - Reporter / @cedelfptINQ
/ 12:05 AM April 25, 2014

MANILA, Philippines — The Davao Lady Agilas couldn’t have picked a better way to send a chilling message to the rest of the Shakey’s V-League field.

Ranged against defending champion National U, the Lady Agilas continued to boost their stock with a hard-fought 25-20, 30-28, 14-25, 32-30 victory over the Lady Bulldogs Thursday at Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan.

“I can’t describe the feeling we’re having right now. We didn’t expect to beat a former champion of the V-League,” said an ecstatic Davao coach Shane Alagao, whose wards clinched a quarterfinal berth from Group B.

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Later, Ateneo walloped St. Louis U, 25-16, 25-18, 25-13, to finish Group A with a 4-1 card like Arellano U.

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What made the win even more remarkable for the Lady Agilas was the fact they were playing their third match in five days. Davao surprised Far Eastern U in its debut Sunday, before outlasting Perpetual Help in five sets Tuesday.

The Agilas turned to May Agton, Jocemer Tapic, Venus Flores and Mae Antipuesto, who combined for 66 hits.

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Agton drilled home a kill to tie the match at 30 in the fourth set, before Antipuesto put Davao at match point with a block. The Agilas took the win after NU’s Ivy Perez served into the net.

Agton finished with 21 kills, Tapic added 13 points and Flores and Antipuesto combined for 22.

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TAGS: Davao Lady Agilas, Jocemer Tapic, May Agton, NU Lady Bulldogs, Shakey's V-League, Sports, Venus Flores, Volleyball

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