SEA VLeague: Alas Pilipinas drops Vietnam opener to home bets

SEA VLeague: Alas Pilipinas drops Vietnam leg opener to home bets

/ 11:15 PM August 02, 2024

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FILE–Alas Pilipinas women’s volleyball team.

MANILA, Philippines—Alas Pilipinas opened its 2024 SEA V-League campaign on a sour note, losing to Vietnam 25-23, 20-25, 25-22, 25-21  on Friday night in Vinh Phuc, Vietnam.

After tying the game at one set a piece, the Vietnamese found the right pace to pull away from the Filipinos and rack up back-to-back sets.

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In the fourth set, a comeback rally looked possible for Alas after a tip by Jia De Guzman that put the Philippines up, 20-19.

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However, Vietnam answered back with a 4-1 blitz to take a pivotal 23-21 advantage.

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Dell Palomata and Alyssa Solomon committed back-to-back errors which ultimately spelled the end for Alas in its first game of the tournament’s Vietnam leg.

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Solomon spearheaded the Philippines’ offense with 20 points while Eya Laure, Thea Gagate and Vanie Gandler scored 13, 12 and 12, respectively, but to no avail.

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Thi Bich Thuyen Nguyen powered the Vietnamese with 27 points. She was the sole double-digit scorer for Vietnam.

The Filipino spikers looks to bounce back when they face Thailand on Saturday, 4 pm.

Alas Pilipinas 2024 SEA V-League schedule (Vietnam leg)

Alas Pilipinas 2024 SEA V-League schedule

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