NCAA volleyball: CSB stays in semis hunt, ends Arellano’s unbeaten streak | Inquirer Sports

NCAA volleyball: CSB stays in semis hunt, ends Arellano’s unbeaten streak

/ 07:10 PM January 29, 2018

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College of St. Benilde picked the best day to come alive, toppling erstwhile unbeaten Arellano University, 25-21, 25-20, 19-25, 25-12, in NCAA Season 93 women’s volleyball tournament Monday at Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan.

Ranya Musa got the job done on defense as five of her team-best 17 points came off blocks.

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Rachel Austero added 15 markers, while Klarisa Abriam and Marites Pablo combined for 26 points in the upset.

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The win kept the Lady Blazers alive in the Final Four race as they improved to 4-3.

Jovie Prado held the fort for the Lady Chiefs with 14 points.

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It was Arellano’s first defeat of the season to drop to 7-1, and its first in 20 games overall dating back to last season.

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In the first match, Letran also stayed in the semifinals hunt with a gritty 25-21, 25-27, 25-19, 20-25, 15-12 victory over also-ran Emilio Aguinaldo College.

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Jayme Parin captained the Lady Knights with 18 points, 16 off kills, while Miracle Mendoza pumped two service aces to wound up with 17.

Letran rose to 3-4, while the Lady Generals fell to 1-6.

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Laidesheen Magbanua and Jaylene Lumbo both finished with 17 points in the defeat for EAC.

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