Daquis leads RC past Foton | Inquirer Sports

Daquis leads RC past Foton

/ 01:22 AM July 17, 2016

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RC COLA-ARMY outlasted Foton, 25-20, 27-25, 23-25, 25-20, last night to take the solo leadership in the Philippine Superliga All Filipino Conference women’s volleyball at FilOil Flying V Centre in San Juan.

Rachel Anne Daquis provided the spark for the Lady Troopers with 18 attacks, two aces and one block to lead her team to a fifth straight victory in as many outings.

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The Tornadoes fell to 2-3.

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Earlier, Petron drubbed Amy’s Kitchen, 25-18, 25-10, 22-25, 25-12 for a fourth win in five games.

Veteran Aiza Maizo-Pontillas, Frances Molina and Bernadeth Pons led Petron in breaking down the youthful Amy’s side, which is composed of spikers from University of Perpetual Help Dalta System.

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Pontillas finished with nine kills and two blocks while Molina had 10 of her 12 points on spikes. Pons added 11 markers laced with six digs, four aces and a block.

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Petron coach George Pascua gambled with his second stringers in the third set and the moved backfired as Amy’s came from 18-22 down to take the lead, 23-22, in the frame.

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Jhona Rosal ended a long rally when she scored on a drop to eventually hand Amy’s the victory in the third set, 25-22.

“Losing a set is part of the game,” said Pascua. “That [set] lost allowed us to test our second six so they can easily adjust to game situations when we march into the semifinals.”

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