La Salle rides 13-1 third-set start, blasts winless UE for second straight win

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La Salle rides 13-1 third-set start, blasts winless UE for second straight win

ANGEL'S FLIGHT. La Salle spiker Angel Canino (12) reacts in the UAAP Season 87 women's volleyball tournament.

UAAP Season 87 Media Team

The La Salle Lady Spikers rise to a winning record for the first time in the UAAP Season 87 women's volleyball tournament after a four-set hammering of the struggling UE Lady Warriors

MANILA, Philippines – The La Salle Lady Spikers bucked a razor-thin second-set loss and vented their ire in the third to cruise to a four-set win over the free-falling UE Lady Warriors, 25-12, 23-25, 25-14, 25-17, at the Mall of Asia Arena on Saturday, March 8.

With their second straight win in the bag for a 3-2 slate, the Lady Spikers rose to a winning record for the first time in the UAAP Season 87 women’s volleyball tournament after once falling to 1-2, the vaunted program’s worst start in 19 years.

Angel Canino came close to a triple-double with 20 points off 14 attacks, 3 blocks, and 3 aces with 10 excellent digs and 9 excellent receptions, while rookie setter Mikole Reyes — sister of La Salle legend Mika Reyes — orchestrated her best game yet with 23 excellent sets.

Fuming after giving up the second set mostly due to their own errors, the Lady Spikers shaped up to title-contending form in the pivotal third set, exploding for an insurmountable 13-1 start on the heels of a rare scoring eruption from senior spiker Jyne Soreño, who scored 9 of her 12 points in the frame alone.

La Salle then kept its distance in the fourth, only dipping as low as a three-point lead, 17-14, before rolling far away with a 5-1 run, capped with a Soreño ace for the seven-point gap, 22-15, and coasted from there.

Van Bangayan paced the loss with 17 points as UE fell to a 0-6 card. – Rappler.com

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