Cocolife gets shot at ‘best’ team Petron | Inquirer Sports

Cocolife gets shot at ‘best’ team Petron

/ 05:30 AM March 15, 2018

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For Cocolife coach Moro Branislav, Petron is the “best team in the league right now.”

Coming from the Serbian mentor, that also makes the Blaze Spikers a target for just about everyone in the Chooks to Go-Philippine Superliga Grand Prix.

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“The connection between the setter (Rhea Dimaculangan) and (import Lindsay) Stalzer is very good,” said Branislav, who handled both players back when he was coach of Foton.

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Then Branislav issued a veiled threat: “To be the best, you have to beat the best. That’s what we want to do.”

The Asset Managers, on a four-game winning streak, get a crack at it when they face the Blaze Spikers Thursday at Filoil Flying V Centre.

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Petron coach Shaq delos Santos said they are not relaxing even with their 6-0 slate.

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“The objective is to win the championship. This is a tough tournament and we have to keep on improving,” said Delos Santos.

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Defending champion F2 Logistics squares off with Cignal in the other match as the top teams size each other up before the crucial rounds.

Grand Prix format calls for a single round eliminations which will determine their rankings for the Pool round.

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Pool A will include the first, third, sixth and eighth seeded squads, while Pool B will be composed of second, fourth, fifth and seventh ranked clubs.

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TAGS: Chooks to Go-Philippine Superliga Grand Prix, Cocolife, Moro Branislav, Petron, Volleyball

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