10th straight semis is nice, but the Lady Spikers have a much better streak that they want to sustain. The Lady Spikers are in the semis. Continue Reading →
Blue Eaglet Joaqui Manuel’s commitment to DLSU is an encouraging development After almost 20 years, an Eagle has made a direct landing to Taft Avenue. Continue Reading →
Lady Spikers win 4th straight but look far from finished product In a game of big leads, tactical ploys, and quick in-game adjustments, the DLSU Lady Spikers repeated over the FEU Lady Tamaraws 25-17, 21-25, 16-25, 25-20, 15-5 to sweep their two-game regular season series at the Filoil Flying V Arena. Continue Reading →
La Salle remains on top with comeback win over FEU Just like in their first round match, it went the full distance. Continue Reading →
Lady Spikers working on that Killer’s Instinct With two straight-set wins to start the second round, things are starting to take shape for the Lady Spikers as they look to keep the momentum going in their succeeding matches. Continue Reading →
La Salle breezes past UP to claim solo leadership In less than an hour and a half. Continue Reading →
Lady Spikers back-up ‘Swag’ with great play on the court Similar to what the DLSU Lady Spikers have been doing in the past two UAAP seasons, La Salle got back at a first round tormentor and displayed a whole lot of swag and end-game composure in sweeping the NU Lady Bulldogs 27-25, 27-25, 25-16 yesterday at the Filoil Flying V Arena. Continue Reading →
Former NU guard Jordan Bartlett moves to DLSU As posted in his Twitter account today, guard Jordan Bartlett announced that he will be moving to DLSU after a one year stint with NU. Continue Reading →
How Coach Ramil inspired Kim Dy’s breakout game Determined to make up from a disappointing performance a week ago, Kim Dy came up big in last Saturday’s win against Ateneo. Continue Reading →
4 C’s for DLSU in Round2: Complacency, Consistency, Character & Cobb Like the previous two seasons, the two-time defending champion DLSU Lady Spikers finished their first seven games of the UAAP women’s volleyball tournament toting 5-2 win-loss cards. Continue Reading →
