When Vangge Alinsug will take course on the National University Lady Bulldogs next season, she will do this at the momentum of back-to-back championships.
Maybe that’s where her confidence comes from.
Because if you ask the powerful external batter, she is ready to record the mantle of the leadership of a program in search of his dynastic rule in the Uaap Women’s Volleyball Tournament.
“I think, yes,” replied Alinsug without hesitation when he was asked if it was her turn to lead the task now next season. ‘Knowing that [our seniors] leave, I hope that those among us who are left behind can wear this to the next season. ‘
If there were doubts about the claim of the 5-foot-7-striking, they were destroyed in Game 2, when she scored the last two points of a 25-19, 25-18, 25-19 victory that denied La Salle a chance at a decisive match.
Those two points effectively reduced the curtains on the era of Bella Belen and Alyssa Solomon, the 1-2 external setup that led the program to three titles in a rack of four seasons.
And if those two points were not enough evidence, the 22-year-old Alinsug brought a final MVP trophy that she shared with Libero and fellow holdover Shaira Jardio
“It will be a difficult responsibility because we lose tough teammates who are irreplaceable. But we are going to work for it. We have months to do that and turn [their departures] In inspiration, “said Alinsug.
“There is no goal that you can easily achieve if you don’t work hard,” she added.
Belen and Solomon are convinced that Alinsug, Jardio and the rest of the Lady Bulldogs have what is needed to continue a series of success that started during their high school years.
Legacy building
“We have enormous faith in [players] We leave, “said the triple MVP BELEN.” I have enormous faith in them and our other teammates because we have seen this early how hard they work. And we know them personally – they will not take the team for granted, regardless of who has graduated or continued. I know that is now in good hands. ‘
“We have seen how mature they are with handling the team, and how enthusiastic they are to take on the roles that will be given to them,” said Solomon.
This flexible passage of the torch is what the national university really distinguishes from other schools in the field. The Lady Bulldogs not only make trophies, they build a legacy that goes beyond volatile sparkle.
They also play the long game. And even back-to-back champions, they cannot distract from that focus.
“We just go on vacation. Then we go back to work, train for the next season,” Jardio said.
That “we” include alinsug, Jardio, Ace Setter Lams Lamina, Middle Blockers Sheena Toring and Erin Pangilinan and promising talent Arah Panique, the External Slagman who has already had a stint with the National Women’s team.
They will be the leaders of the team next season.
“Even if our seniors will leave the first six, they will be replaced by stronger recruits and we will continue to do the work,” she said.
She hinted to a strong recruit that came to the team, but threw her lips when she pressed a name on the national TV. Whoever it is, she will become a member of a team that already has the preference to keep the winning tradition.
“Hopefully this can be followed,” said a smiling Sherwin Meneses, the Lady Bulldogs coach, on the heels of the Triumph in Mall or Asia Arena in Pasay City.
That is not far -fetched.
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“I know that is now in good hands,” BELEN said.
And among them is a champion whose time has come to take the lead in the construction of the praised dynasty of College Volleyball.
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