PVL: Chery Tiggo puts on another strong showing with sweep of SGA

PVL: Chery Tiggo puts on another strong showing with sweep of SGA

MANILA, Philippines–Chery Tiggo continued to show its top form after cruising to its second straight victory in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL).

The Crossovers swept Strong Group, 25-12, 25-17, 25-19, behind Mylene Paat’s 10 points on 9 attacks and an ace despite playing off the bench on Saturday at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

And it is a good sign for coach Kung Fu Reyes and the rejigged Chery Tiggo, which ended up with the bronze in the recent PNVF Champions League.

“Getting better every game, which is what we’re after,” Reyes said in Filipino. “We executed good plays so I am happy.”

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“Everyone has to have confidence in our system so once they are called to play, they will be ready,” Paat said as almost everyone from Chery Tiggo got a point.

Chery Tiggo showed how much better it is, especially with its beefed-up offense even as the Athletics tried to climb back up from a 22-14 deficit late in the third set.

EJ Laure helped Paat with nine points as the Crossovers wielded their offensive might over the league newcomers with a 52-28 attack advantage.

“We don’t have a problem with the coaches’ decision-making so we’re just happy and follow their instructions,” Paat added.

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The Crossovers also swept their opening assignment in another league neophyte Capital1, 25-15, 25-15, 25-6 on Tuesday and that is the momentum that they hope to continue to ride on as the competition heats up.

Team captain Aby Marano and Ara Galang, the latest additions for Chery Tiggo, had a quiet outing with six and two points, respectively. Galang also had seven digs.

Chery Tiggo had the luxury of experimenting with its roster as it utilized every

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