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Liao Yi-Jen carries KingWhale anew as Taipei clinches a PVL Invitationals knockout final spot, while Creamline endures key losses in Jema Galanza and Alyssa ...

However, the HD Spikers will first go through KingWhale in the last non-bearing semifinal match on Saturday, August 13, 4 pm. “Creamline is a great team in the Philippines. We had a two-day break to do our efforts in two days. Sister teams PLDT and Cignal are now set for the bronze medal match at 2:30 pm before the conference’s awarding ceremony.

Kingwhale-Taiwan squeezed its way past Creamline in 5 sets to book the remaining finals berth in the PVL Invitational Conference on Friday.

But before its rematch with Creamline, Kingwhlae will still have to take on the HD Spikers in a non-bearing game on Saturday. The two squads will face off in a one-game PVL Invitational title joust this coming Sunday. Despite the loss, the Cool Smashers, who have already qualified for the finals, will represent the Philippines in the Asian Women's Volleyball Championship this month.

KingWhale Taipei outlasted erstwhile undefeated Creamline Cool Smashers in a five-set thriller, 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-5, to go unblemished in the ...

Despite the loss, Creamline will still compete in the championship round. With the win, Taipei is now assured of a finals seat after gaining a clean 3-0 slate with one more game to go while Creamline dropped to 3-1. KingWhale Taipei outlasted erstwhile undefeated Creamline Cool Smashers in a five-set thriller, 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-5, to go unblemished in the 2022 PVL Invitational Conference semifinals round on Friday at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.

KingWhale shut down Creamline in the fifth set to earn a 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-5 win on Friday at the FilOil EcoOil Center and set up a finals ...

Tots Carlos tallied 15 points and nine digs to pace the Cool Smashers, who also played without Jeanette Panaga and Jema Galanza as they were nursing injuries. Liao Yi-Jen dished out 38 excellent sets laced with four points. KingWhale shut down Creamline in the fifth set to earn a 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-5 win on Friday at the FilOil EcoOil Center and set up a finals clash against the latter in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Invitational Conference.

King Whale of Taipei took advantage of Creamline's decision to experiment and go deep into its roster, and eked out a 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 24-26, ...

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UNBEATEN KingWhale Taipei is off to the 2022 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Invitational Conference finals after dealing Creamline a first loss, 25-15, ...

Chang Chih-hsuan led KingWhale in the lopsided fifth set with 14 points and 12 digs off the bench, as they pounced on an error-plagued Cool Smashers with nine attacks against Creamline's two. Chen Li-jun led the way with 17 points off 16 attacks and an acea as the Taiwanese side sealed a grudge match with the Cool Smashers on Sunday in a winner-take-all gold medal match at the Mall of Asia Arena. Brazilian reinforcement Beatriz Flavio de Carvalho led all scorers with 24 points off 19 attacks and three aces as the Taiwanese club survived its second five-set match in three games to stay perfect at 3-0.

KingWhale came through with a five-set victory on Friday that gave the Taiwanese club a berth in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Invitational Conference ...

However, KingWhale regained its dominant form there with Chang Chih-Hsuan scoring four of her 14 points in the fifth set to build a formidable 12-4 lead. Against PLDT and Creamline in the fifth set, we felt they had great teamwork,” said Teng shortly after the match. But KingWhale coach Teng Yen-Min still praised the top local team after its bench players pushed them to their limits.

KingWhale Taipei benches its stars and lets the second six wreak havoc on Cignal in a no-bearing PVL Invitational Conference semifinal match.

“Our time here in the Philippines is very limited, it’s only been a week. We have to allot our time for five games and the match tomorrow, but I think that the PVL is a very good organizer, and did quite well in accommodating us. Despite not having Carvalho and star setter Liao Yi-Jen beyond their second-set blowout loss, KingWhale’s second stringers proved their worth with two close set wins in the third and fourth against a Cignal side that also benched top stars Ces Molina and Ria Meneses.

MANILA, Philippines — KingWhale Taipei completed a sweep of the local clubs in the Premier Volleyball League Invitational Conference semifinals after ...

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Kingwhale Taipei picked up a 25-18, 15-25, 25-21, 25-22 win over Cignal HD to sweep the Premier Volleyball League Invitational Cup semis on Saturday.

Cignal finished the semis with a 1-3 card. Germina Jacobs came off the bench for 19 points on 17 attacks. Kingwhale Taipei picked up a 25-18, 15-25, 25-21, 25-22 win over Cignal HD to sweep the Premier Volleyball League Invitational Cup semis on Saturday.

Finals-bound KingWhale Taipei capped off its semifinals campaign undefeated, taking a four-set win over also-ran Cignal, 25-18, 15-25, 25-21, ...

De Carvalho and Chang Chih-Hsuan scored nine points apiece while the steady Chen Chieh and Wang Yu-Wen added eight points each for the Taiwanese, who also pounced on the HD Spikers’ couple of mishits late in the fourth to pound out the victory. Angeli Araneta led Cignal with 15 points while Roselyn Doria and Jerrili Malabanan fired 13 hits apiece and skipper Rachel Ann Daquis scored nine points before cramping out late in the third frame. KWT dominated the opener and then fought back from a blowout loss in the second set and a big deficit in the third to seize a 2-1 set lead before wearing down the HD Spikers in the fourth without top hitter Bea de Carvalho and ace playmaker Liao Yi-Jen, who saw action only in the early going before head coach Teng Yen-Min rested them in anticipation of a grind-out battle with the Cool Smashers.

KingWhale banked on its second stringers to take down Cignal in a no-bearing game, 25-18, 15-25, 25-21, 25-22, and complete a four-game semifinal sweep of ...

Araneta led the HD Spikers with 15 points and 17 digs. In the end, I think that my team helped me play well,” said Jacobs. “It might be more difficult since it’s a bigger venue tomorrow but I will do my best to communicate well with my team and do well and win.” After losing the second set by 10 points, KingWhale’s second unit fought back from an 11-16 deficit and took a 19-17 advantage. But Chen Chieh nailed timely hits and Jacobs’ ace gave Taipei a 23-21 lead. Brazilian import Beatriz Carvalho still finished with nine points despite playing only in the first two sets. “Most importantly, I wish that Alyssa can play tomorrow, and to begin with, I was very concerned with Alyssa. But today’s match with Cignal was good preparation for tomorrow (Sunday),” Teng said through an interpreter.