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Alas Pilipinas plots payback
Alas Pilipinas aims to regroup after a 2-2 finish in the first leg of the Southeast Asian V.League, missing a podium spot.
The team secured a sweep against Vietnam and a five-set victory over Cambodia, but lost to Indonesia.
Outside hitter Leo Ordiales was recognized as the Best Opposite Hitter.
The Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) president Ramon "Tats" Suzara called the 2-2 record acceptable for a young team but stressed the need to reduce errors.
The team is preparing for the second leg in Jakarta with limited time and hopes for the return of key players Marck Espejo and Bryan Bagunas for future tournaments.
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