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PLDT withdraws from Invitational
The PLDT High Speed Hitters will skip the upcoming PVL Invitational Conference due to player injuries and the need for recovery.
Coach Rald Ricafort confirmed the team's withdrawal, citing the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the players after a demanding season.
Key players like Savi Davison (knee injury) and Kim Kianna Dy (knee issues) have been sidelined, while Del Palomata will be unavailable due to Alas Pilipinas commitments.
PVL commissioner Sherwin Malonzo stated that PLDT's decision was communicated before their last semifinal match and is not related to their recent loss or protest.
A replacement team will be announced to join the six-team cast, which includes guest teams from Japan and Thailand.
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