PVL: Signal Petro Gaz could make it to the finals

At the PVL Open Conference, Signal HD Spykers played a game in the Petro Gaz Angels vs Semifices series.

At the PVL Open Conference, Signal HD Spykers played a game in the Petro Gaz Angels vs Semifices series. PVL photo

The Manila, Philippine-Signal HD showed their calmness and restraint in each of the three sets of Tight to thwart the Petrogazes 25-21, 25-23, 25-23 on Friday and move away just one win away from reaching the Premier Volleyball League final. FilOil Flying V Arena This open conference.

Denying that the franchise received a massive overhaul in the off-season, HD Spykers played like an irresistible unit under the Jail Keuner orchestration and is leading 1-0 in the semifinals of the top-three. They go for the championship spot in Game 2 on Sunday.

Kayuna has acted as a leader among his all-star teammates, including Rachel Ann D’Quis, Rhea Menezes, Roselyn Doria, Jake Dionella and Ces Molina. They have escaped with five wins in a row.

Angels always had one run late in each frame, 22-21, and Jonah Sabett took the lead in the third. But HD Spykers will always have the answer to win.

In the first period, PetroGaz was ahead, 21-19, only to have to face a disaster at the reception, which forced Kayuna to drop consecutive tapes to help finish the set.

The same thing happened in the next set when the Angels stretched out with a 23-21 lead, but saw Doria destroy them with kill-blocks and successive attacks.

Aiza Mizo-Pontilas and Greetshell Soltons tried to keep Petrogaz equal, but the rest of the Angels could not catch up, especially the star player Myla Pablo, who spent most of her time on the bench.

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