MANILA, Philippines—The athletes of the rival schools Ateneo De Manila University and De La Salle University on Tuesday paid a courtesy call on President Benigno Aquino III at Malacanang after their finals face-off in the UAAP women’s volleyball tournament.
The members of UAAP champions Lady Eagles and Blue Eagles and runner-up Lady Spikers attended the Special Luncheon at the Heroes Hall.
Here are the photos of their visit:
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President Aquino huddles with two-time UAAP women’s volleyball Most Valuable Player (MVP) Alyssa Valdez; AdMU president Jose Ramon Villarin and Education Secretary Armin Luistro for a selfie shot. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
President Aquino huddles with the De La Salle Lady Spikers for a selfie shot. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
President Aquino receives a De La Salle jacket signed by the Lady Spikers. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
President Aquino shares the stage with the UAAP women’s volleyball back-to-back champion Ateneo Lady Eagles, led by two-time UAAP women’s volleyball Most Valuable Player (MVP) Alyssa Valdez, and UAAP Season 77 womens volleyball 1st Runner Up De La Salle Lady Spikers for a group photo souvenir. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
President Aquino poses with the UAAP Season 77 womens volleyball 1st Runner Up De La Salle Lady Spikers for a group photo souvenir. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
President Benigno S. Aquino III shares the stage with the UAAP women’s volleyball back-to-back champion Ateneo Lady Eagles, led by two-time UAAP women’s volleyball Most Valuable Player (MVP) Alyssa Valdez, UAAP Season 77 mens volleyball champion AdMU Blue Spikers, and UAAP Season 77 womens volleyball 1st Runner Up De La Salle Lady Spikers for a group photo souvenir. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau)
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