Lady Tamaraws stop Lady Eagles for 2-0 start in PVL | Inquirer Sports

Lady Tamaraws stop Lady Eagles for 2-0 start in PVL

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 08:30 PM September 09, 2017

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Far Eastern University remained spotless in Premier Volleyball League Collegiate Conference after shrugging off Ateneo in four sets, 17-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-14, Saturday at Filoil Flying V Centre.

The Lady Tamaraws improved to 2-0 to stay atop Group A while the Lady Eagles slipped to 1-1.

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It wasn’t the best of starts for FEU and head coach George Pascua had to remind his team they just have to relax and play at their own pace after dropping the first set.

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“I told them that we have to dictate the tempo and not play at the same pace as Ateneo,” said Pascua in Filpino. “They were quite aggressive in the first set and unfortunately they were quite off.”

Pascua added the absence of Ateneo captain Bea De Leon also helped as “her veteran presence can change the game for the Lady Eagles.”

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It wasn’t just De Leon who didn’t play for the Lady Eagles as Maddie Madayag, though in uniform, didn’t play due to an ankle sprain.

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Kim Gequillana also hurt her left knee in the third set prompting Ateneo head coach Tai Bundit to have her brought to the locker room.

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Bernadeth Pons finished with 16 points to lead FEU while Toni Rose Basas and Jeanette Villareal added 15 and 13 points, respectively.

Jhoana Maraguinot led the Lady Eagles with 16 points.

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