MANILA, Philippines — Forming the best Philippine volleyball team available will now be easier than before.
This after the Premier Volleyball League and the Philippine National Volleyball Federation synced their schedules to allow national team players to fully train without conflict of schedule with their mother clubs.
“I think this is a big decision for the PVL to have its longest season, six months. This is a correct way, decision because all club tournaments are really six months, starting in October and ending in May,” said PNVF president Ramon Suzara during the launching of the newly rebooted PVL All-Filipino Conference at the Novotel yesterday.
“I congratulate the PVL, all the teams for supporting the Alas Pilipinas. We were able to produce two bronze medals last year,” he added.
The PVL has rebooted its schedule that will be unfurled Saturday at the PhilSports.
The season will kick off with a thrilling main game at 6:30 p.m., featuring last All-Filipino Conference finalist Choco Mucho against the resilient Petro Gazz Angels.
At 4 p.m., Akari will take on Galeries Tower.