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PVL MVP Brooke Van Sickle excited to play for Philippine team
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.
She confirmed her decision to switch federations and is completing the necessary paperwork, with results expected in June.
Van Sickle, the newly-minted PVL MVP after leading Petro Gazz to a bronze medal finish, expressed her excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to play for the Philippine national women's volleyball team.
Petro Gazz teammate MJ Phillips and PLDT hitter Savi Davison are also processing their transfers to play for the Philippines.
Van Sickle hopes to get the green light to contribute her skills to the national team.
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