Perpetual Help stymies FEU in straight sets at V-League | Inquirer Sports

Perpetual Help stymies FEU in straight sets at V-League

/ 05:51 PM May 10, 2012

MANILA, Philippines — University of Perpetual Help disposed of Far Eastern University in three hardfought sets, 25-21, 25-17, 25-20, to improve its spot in the 9th Shakey’s V-League First Conference at the Arena in San Juan.

The Lady Altas, seizing second spot in group A along with a ticket to the quarterfinals, led throughout the contest despite scoring spurts from the Lady Tamaraws.

Honey Royse Tubino ended a long drought for Perpetual Help in the third set and closed out the game with a kill for her squad’s third victory with just one loss.

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Tubino finished with 11 points, four coming from blocks, while Sandra De Los Santos carried the squad with 12 points.

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Guest player Pornpimol Kunbang finished with a game-best 17 points for Perpetual Help.

“It was a good game, our import and our setter are starting to gel,” said head coach Mike Rafael.

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The Lady Altas were holding on to a comfortable 24-15 edge when the Lady Tamaraws started a rally to cut the deficit down to four.

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But the hole was too deep to dig out of as FEU absorbed their second loss and sunk to third place in the same group, but still assured itself a quarterfinals spot.

Samantha Dawson had 11 points on a losing effort for the Lady Tamaraws.

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