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Finals MVP Owa Retamar confident of NU's future after four-peat
National University captain Owa Retamar steered the Bulldogs to a fourth consecutive UAAP men's volleyball title, completing a successful season.
Retamar, who recently graduated with a Financial Management degree, expressed confidence in his teammates' ability to maintain the team's winning momentum.
The Bulldogs secured their championship by sweeping the University of Santo Tomas in the UAAP Season 86 Finals.
Retamar contributed significantly to the Game 2 victory with 26 excellent sets and three points.
He offered the team's Game 1 victory to the school and believes winning the championship reciprocates the scholarships and resources provided.
Retamar emphasized his willingness to sacrifice personal time for team practices to ensure the Bulldogs' continued success.
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