# 18 Carmela Lopez, # 13 Amanda Isada, # 11 Cathy Barcelon, # 3 Angeli Araneta
( UP )
# 1 Rhea Katrina Dimaculangan, # 4 Hannah Mance ( UST )
2nd Photo:
# 3 Angeli Araneta, # 18 Carmela Lopez ( UP )
# 4 Hannah Mance ( UST )
3rd Photo:
# 18 Carmela Lopez ( UP )
# 12 Roxanne Pimentel, # 1 Rhea Katrina Dimaculangan ( UST )
4 Photo:
# 9 Maruja Banaticla, # 2 Ma. Angeli Tabaquero ( UST )
# 3 Angeli Araneta ( UP )
5th Photo:
# 3 Rachel Ann Daquis, # 1 April Jose, # 11 Cherry May Vivas ( FEU )
# 17 Charmaine Moralde, # 10 Angelica Quinlog ( Adamson )
6th Photo:
# 12 Mary Rose Cabanag, # 11 Cherry May Vivas, # 1 April Rose Jose ( FEU )
# 2 Paulina Soriano, # 1 Angelica Vasquez, # 12 Ma.Lourdes Patilano ( Adamson )
7th Photo:
# 12 Mary Rose Cabanag, ( FEU )
# 2 Paulina Soriano, # 8 Angela Benting, # 17 Charmaine Moralde, # 10 Angelica
Quinlog ( Adamson )
( BEN MANICLANG )
UST DOWNS UP, CLOSES IN ON QUARTER FINALS SLOT
Games on Tuesday
2 p.m. – Adamson vs St. Benilde
4 p.m. – Ateneo vs UST
6 p.m. – SSC vs UP
University of Santo Tomas primed up for its keenly awaited match with Ateneo-OraCare as it waylaid University of the Phils., 25-15, 25-19, 25-15, to zero in on the first quarterfinal berth in the Shakey’s V-League Season 6 at The Arena in San Juan City.
Save for a close second set skirmish, it was an all-Tigresses show throughout the 1:04 encounter as they imposed their will and strength over the Lady Maroons with Angeli Tabaquero leading the way with 11 attacks, two blocks and two service points.
UST coach Cesael delos Santos tried new combinations with eight other players scoring at least two points for the Tigresses, who moved closer to clinching the first berth in the next round with a 4-0 slate.
UP fell to its fourth straight setback and would need to sweep its last three games to stay in the hunt for the last quarterfinal berth in the tournament sponsored by Shakey’s Pizza.
Far Eastern U pulled off a 25-18, 21-25, 25-20, 25-19 victory over Adamson in the second game as it seized solo third with a 2-1 card.
Cherry Vivas unloaded 17 attacks and made three blocks and finished with a game-high 22 points while Shaira Gonzalez added 13 and skipper Rose Cabanag and quest player Rachel Daquis tossed in 11 points apiece for the Lady Tams, who completed the win in 1:31.
The Lady Falcons, who beat the Lady Tams for third in the first conference last June, dropped to 1-2. Team captain Angela Benting scored 17 points while guest player Charmaine Moralde and Pau Soriano had 14 and 10 points, respectively.
Skipper Aiza Maizo delivered eight kills, while Hanna Mance and rookie Maruja Banaticla also came up with eight points apiece for the Espana-based squad which also drew a combined 17-point output from Maika Ortiz, Rhea Dimaculangan, Judy Ann Caballejo, Denise Santiago and guest player Roxanne Pimentel.
The Tigresses hope to sustain their form for Tuesday’s match against the Lady Eagles, one of the teams tipped to contend for the crown in the league backed by Accel, Mighty Sports, Mighty Bond and OraCare.
Ateneo hurdled its first assignment in the league organized by Sports Vision by beating UP last week.
Carmela Lopez topscored for UP with nine attacks while Angeli Araneta, Southlyn Ramos and skipper Cathy Barcelon chipped in five points each for the Lady Maroons still in search for their first win since joining the league early this year.
Meanwhile, the UST-UP game will be aired starting at 2 p.m. Monday over NBN-4 while the Adamson-FEU match will be shown tomorrow.
Games can be viewed live on webcast at www.v-league.ph.and a delayed telecast over Viva Prime on Destiny Cable.
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