Now, after beating Feu Tamaraws in Uaap season, Bulldogs are celebrating 87 men’s volleyball final game 2 in Mall of Asia Arena. – Marlo Cueto/inquirer.net
Manila, Philippijnen, never at the heart of a champion when National University lived his five-fold dream, broken down from Far Eastern University, 25-20, 22-25, 25-15, 18-25, 15-11, in the UAAP season 87 men’s volleyball finale game 2 in Mall of Asia Arena.
The five-peat-seeking Bulldogs blew a 2-1 advantage, but this time they were stuck to force a rubber competition on Saturday at the same location in Pasay City.
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Jade Disquitado, who only played in the last two sets, nailed the game-winning block on Dryx Saavedra when now ended the game with a 5-1 run to spoil the title plans of Feu.
Feu, led by Saavedra and Amet Bituin, unleashed an 8-5 start in the fifth but made four errors in Nu’s 5-0 run when he took a 10-8 lead.
The fifth set remained tied on 10-all before Buds Buddin and Peng TaguiBolos now gave a 13-10 pillow and never looked back while Leo Aringo found an open space to push his team on Match Point, 14-11.
Buddin played his heart with 20 points – all of attacks. Worked Mukaba stepped up when it mattered the most and a game-high nailed six blocks to finish with 20 points.
Leo Ordiales yielded 13 points. Leo Aringo had 10 points and 17 excellent receptions, while Setter Greg Ancheta 21 had excellent receptions and four points.
Schedule: Uaap season 87 Volleyball Final
After winning the opening set, a 14-9 started in the second frame, while FEU The on 22-all-all bond before he scored three straight points of Amet Bituin’s Druppel, the attack error of the Ordiades and Dryx Saavedra’s Cross-Court Kill in one set per piece.
The defensive champions were quick to get their acts together with ordiales and Buddin conspiracy for a 10-point beatdown of the Tamaraws to regain the lead, 2-1.
Feu, however, stole the momentum in the fourth and took full control to force a decision -maker to shoot to fall short of repeating his game 1 -triumph.
Saavedra led the Tamaraws 24 points. Bituin had 10 points, while Charles Absin added nine, marked by four blocks.
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