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CSB celebrated the return of its head coach Jerry Yee with a 25-21, 25-8, 25-13 dismantling of LPU on Wednesday to remain unscathed in the 97th National Collegiate Athletic Association volleyball tournament at the Paco Arena.

COLLEGE of Saint Benilde celebrated the return of its head coach Jerry Yee with a 25-21, 25-8, 25-13 dismantling of Lyceum of the Philippines University on Wednesday to remain unscathed in the 97The Lady Blazers played a little more inspired with Mr. Yee back in the fold after coaching the national Under 17 team in Thailand in dominating the Lady Pirates and nailing their second win in a row.“Feels good to get a head start,” said Mr.

“We just want to win as many games as we can and possibly gain some incentives later or keep team morale high,” he added. With the exception of the opening set where LPU put up a decent fight, CSB was in total command most game where it relied heavily on the troika of Jade Gentapa, Jhasmin Gayle Pascual and skipper Francis Mycah Go.LPU, which downed University of Perpetual Help System DALTA , 25-23, 25-19, 25-16, on Sunday, fell to 1-1.

The Lady Blazers were in a familiar place just like last season two years ago when they went on a blistering 7-0 start only to see their title hopes vanish in thin air after the league decided to pull the plug due to the pandemic.

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