UAAP beach volleyball: Tigresses open 3-peat bid with rout of Lady Maroons | Inquirer Sports

UAAP beach volleyball: Tigresses open 3-peat bid with rout of Lady Maroons

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 05:54 PM September 24, 2018

University of Santo Tomas’ Sisi Rondina and Babylove Barbon handily beat University of the Philippines’ Isa Molde and Justine Dorog, 21-12, 21-12, at the start of the UAAP Season 81 beach volleyball tournaments Monday at Sands SM By The Bay.

Rondina, the three-time MVP who is in her final year, worked hand in glove with her new partner Barbon to open the Tigresses’ bid for a third consecutive crown on a winning note.

It was a double victory for UST with its pair of Krung Arbasto and Jaron Requinton also making work of  Ateneo’s Kurt Aguilar and Abai Llenos, 21-11, 21-14, in the men’s division.

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The reigning men’s champion National University, however, wasn’t as fortunate as Bryan Bagunas and James Natividad dropped a 25-23, 21-17, decision to Far Eastern University’s Jude Garcia and Kevin Hadlocon.

In the other women’s duels, La Salle’s Tin Tiamzon and Michelle Morente, the former Lady Eagle, recovered from a second set meltdown to beat FEU’s Ivana Agudo and Marianne Calinawan, 21-14, 20-22, 15-10 while NU’s Klymince Orilleneda and Antonnete Landicho crushed Ateneo’s Ponggay Gaston and Jules Samonte, 21-11, 21-14, and Adamson University’s Hannah Nicole Infante and Gracelchen Ave downed University of the East’s Rhea Manalo and Lyen Shan Ritual, 21-14, 21-15    

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TAGS: Babylove Barbon, Beach Volleyball, Isa Molde, Justine Dorog, Sisi Rondina, UAAP Season 81, UP Lady Maroons, UST Tigresses

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