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PVL: Petro Gazz hikes win streak to 6 after turning back ZUS Coffee
Petro Gazz extended its winning streak to six games in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) All-Filipino Conference with a 25-20, 24-26, 28-26, 25-22 victory against ZUS Coffee.
Brooke Van Sickle led Petro Gazz with 27 points on 25 attacks and two service aces, while Myla Pablo contributed 22 points from 19 kills and three blocks.
The victory improved Petro Gazz's standing to 7-1, strengthening their hold on second place.
ZUS Coffee's loss snapped their two-game winning streak, bringing their record to 4-5.
Van Sickle also contributed 15 excellent digs on defense, and MJ Phillips added 10 points.
Despite cramps in the third set, Blove Barbon recorded 11 excellent digs for ZUS Coffee.
Pablo's crucial attacks in the final set secured the win for Petro Gazz after long rallies.
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