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Lady Falcons rule V-League
Adamson University defeated Far Eastern University in three sets (25-19, 25-19, 25-14) to win the 2025 Women's V-League Collegiate Challenge.
The Lady Falcons' victory in the deciding Game 3 marked their fourth overall title in a Sports Vision-organized tournament.
Adamson secured their third V-League title, with previous wins in 2008 and 2010.
The championship was decided in a one-hour, 23-minute contest where Adamson dominated with a 47-23 attack advantage over FEU.
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The Adamson Lady Falcons secured a crucial victory in Game 1 of the V-League Collegiate Challenge finals, defeating the Far Eastern University Lady Tamaraws in a hard-fought match.
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Adamson University secured its first V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge championship by defeating Far Eastern University in Game 3.
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