Bella Belen and Alyssa Solomon banner a young Philippine women’s volleyball team set to see action in the Southeast Asia Volleyball League.
MANILA, Philippines – The national women’s team now takes over to carry the fight for Philippine volleyball.
Belen, the UAAP Season 84 rookie MVP, and Best Opposite Spiker Solomon will see action along with NU teammates Camille Lamina, Shaira Jardio, Minierva Maaya, Evangeline Alinsug, Erin Pangilinan, and Myrtle Escanlar. “This is a young team and we are investing for the future of the federation’s national team program,” Philippine National Volleyball Federation president Ramon “Tats” Suzara said on Monday, July 31, a day after the men’s SEA V.League which Indonesia won.
Suzara and PNVF secretary-general Don Caringal got NU chairman Hans Sy’s commitment on the Lady Bulldogs’ inclusion in the national team during the Volleyball Nations League Men’s Week 3 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena last month.
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