Perpetual wins NCAA men's beach volley crown; Letran rules women's side | Inquirer Sports

Perpetual wins NCAA men’s beach volley crown; Letran rules women’s side

/ 06:16 PM January 21, 2023

Perpetual Help NCAA beach volleyball

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MANILA, Philippines—Perpetual Help completed a perfect campaign by claiming the NCAA Season 98 men’s beach volleyball title on Saturday in Subic. 

The Altas finished the season at 11-0 after dethroning defending champion Emilio Aguinaldo College in the finals, 21-13, 15-21, 15-13.

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MVP Jefferson Marapoc and Louie Ramirez overcame their biggest challenge yet, emerging victorious despite committing 16 errors against the Generals.

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Perpetual Help knocked off No. 4 San Beda, 21-18, 21-11, in the Final Four. EAC, meanwhile, ousted Arellano, 21-15, 18-21, 18-16, in their semis duel.

The Altas’ Macky Cariño was named Coach of the Year.

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Perpetual Help, however, couldn’t make it a double celebration after the Lady Altas were upset by Letran, 21-17, 21-12, in the women’s finals.

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The Lady Knights’ tandem of MVP Chamberlaine Cuñada and Lara Mae Silva zoomed to a 6-0 start in the second set that took the fight out of the Lady Altas.

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Perpetual Help won its first 10 games before faltering in the biggest game of the season.

Letran’s Mike Inofrio was hailed Coach of the Year.

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