Maraño sees bright future for young SEA Games teammates like Valdez, Santiago | Inquirer Sports

Maraño sees bright future for young SEA Games teammates like Valdez, Santiago

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 08:09 PM May 28, 2015

Aby Marano (R). Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Aby Marano (R). Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

When Aby Maraño plays, she leaves it all on the court, and when she praises her teammates she doesn’t leave anything off.

Maraño told Inquirer.net that she sees a huge potential on her young teammates in the Philippine National Volleyball Team that would compete in the 2015 Singapore Southeast Asian Games, especially UAAP stars Alyssa Valdez and Jaja Santiago.

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“They have a very high potential, I think they are the future of Philippine volleyball,” Maraño said during a lull in her photoshoot at the Philippine Daily Inquirer office. “Their level of play is so high right now.”

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“Those kids, you will never think that their game is raw or unpolished, no. Right now they can play with everyone.”

Maraño is part of the 12-woman line up for the SEA Games which also includes five players who are fresh from a stint Under-23 squad.

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READ: Maraño ready to bring her swagger to SEA Games in Singapore

Other U-23’s playing in the senior squad are Gretchel Soltones, Jia Morado, and Bea De Leon. CC

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TAGS: aby marano, Alyssa Valdez, Bea de Leon, Gretchel Soltones, Jaja Santiago, Jia Morado, Southeast Asian Games, Sports

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