F2 Logistics Cargo Movers. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Perched among the top three teams in the league, F2 Logistics coach Ramil de Jesus sounded like he’s still not satisfied with the way his team is playing.
“We’re tired. You can see it with every rotation we tried,” said De Jesus. “You can’t see the full strength because we play every other game. There are things we can’t polish in training.”
Fortunately for him, even without maximum effort, F2 Logistics managed to get past hapless Generika, 25-17, 27-25, 25-19, 25-14, last night in the Philippine Superliga Grand Prix at Filoil Flying V Centre.
The win allowed the Cargo Movers to take solo third place at 6-3 behind Petron and F2 and within striking distance of an outright semifinal slot.
De Jesus’ main concerns are imports Hayley Spelman and Sydney Kemper, whom he wished could have done better.
“I’m looking for something in my imports,” said De Jesus.
Spelman finished with 15 points and Kemper had 12.
Ara Galang led the local crew with 15 points.