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NU clinches 1st UAAP women’s beach volleyball title, ends UST’s 6-year reign
The NU Lady Bulldogs secured their first-ever UAAP women's beach volleyball championship by defeating the UST Tiger Sands in a three-set match, 21-16, 19-21, 15-11.
This victory ended UST's bid for a seventh consecutive women's crown and denied them their 10th title overall.
NU's Honey Grace Cordero, alongside Kat Epa, was instrumental in the win and was also named the Season MVP.
The Lady Bulldogs broke through this season after settling for silver in the past two years against the UST Tiger Sands.
Despite the women's team's loss, the UST Tiger Sands men's team secured their sixth consecutive championship and ninth overall title.
UST's men's team, led by Tournament MVP Dominique Gabito, swept the NU Bulldogs in the men's finals.
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