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Tots Carlos, Mylene Paat set to miss PVL semis openers amid Korean V-League tryouts
Filipina volleyball stars Tots Carlos and Mylene Paat are participating in the 2024 Korean V-League (KOVO) women's Asian import tryouts, held from April 29 to May 1.
Carlos and Paat are among a 36-player pool eligible for the KOVO women's Asian quota draft.
Their participation in the tryouts means they will miss the opening games of the semifinals for their respective teams, Creamline Cool Smashers and Chery Tiggo Crossover, in the ongoing PVL season.
Carlos, the Cool Smashers' top scorer in the eliminations, is a significant loss for Creamline's game against sister team Choco Mucho.
Paat, a former PVL MVP, is also a key player for Chery Tiggo as they face Petro Gazz Angels.
It is uncertain if both players will be back in time for their second semifinal matches on May 2.
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Philippine Volleyball League (PVL) stars Tots Carlos, Mylene Paat, and MJ Phillips were not selected in the 2024 Korean Volleyball (KOVO) Women's Asian Quota Draft held on May 1 in Jeju-do, South Korea.
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Creamline star Tots Carlos returned to action for the Cool Smashers against Petro Gazz on Thursday, May 2, after a three-day tryout stint and Asian Quota draft with the Korean V. League.
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Tots Carlos expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the Korean Volleyball (KOVO) Women's Asian Quota tryouts, despite not being drafted.
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