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What import? New PVL MVP Brooke Van Sickle embraces PH volley federation switch
Brooke Van Sickle of Petro Gazz has been named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the PVL All-Filipino Conference in her debut season.
She led Petro Gazz to a bronze medal finish, scoring a combined 66 points in the bronze medal series against Chery Tiggo, and topped the league in scoring with 293 points.
Van Sickle also excelled in other statistical categories, ranking fourth in spiking and blocking, and leading in aces per set.
Her beach volleyball background contributed to her strong performance in digging and receptions.
Van Sickle, who previously played for USA Volleyball, is now set to change federations under the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) and expressed her honor and gratitude to represent the Philippines.
Creamline's Alyssa Valdez was named Finals MVP, and other awardees included Aiza Pontillas (Best Opposite Hitter), Kyle Negrito (Best Setter), Sisi Rondina and Jema Galanza (Best Outside Spikers), Pangs Panaga and Maddie Madayag (Best Middle Blockers), and Thang Ponce (Best Libero).
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Filipina-American volleyball player Brooke Van Sickle has started processing her transfer from USA Volleyball to the Philippines, aiming to represent the country in international competitions.
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Petro Gazz Angels secured a crucial five-set victory against Chery Tiggo Crossovers in Game 1 of their PVL All-Filipino Conference bronze medal match.
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