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NU Girl Bulldogs’ Alyssa Solomon and La Salle’s Angel Canino emerge as main scorers on the finish of first spherical. –UAAP PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines — Angel Canino and Alyssa Solomon led the league in scoring and spiking after the primary spherical of the UAAP Season 85 girls’s volleyball match.
La Salle rookie Canino and Nationwide College’s reigning Greatest Reverse Spiker Solomon emerged as the highest scorers of the league each tallying a complete of 112 factors every.
College of Santo Tomas star Eya Laure, final season’s greatest scorer, was third in scoring with 105 factors constructed on 86 spikes, 15 blocks, and 4 aces. Adamson spiker Kate Santiago positioned fourth after seven video games with 97 factors, whereas her rookie teammate Trisha Tubu and Religion Nisperos had been tied at No.5 with 96 factors apiece.
Reigning Most Beneficial Participant Bella Belen was the High 7 scorer tied with Far Jap College’s Jov Fernandez with 89 factors every. Ateneo spiker Vanie Gandler had 80 factors within the first spherical, adopted by La Salle senior participant Jolina Dela Cruz with 79 markers at No. 10.
Solomon led the league in attacking with 40.57% spiking effectivity. Canino was the No.2 Greatest Spiker with 37.84%, adopted by Santiago (37.66%), Fernandez (36.10%), and Laure (35.68%).
Canino and Dela Cruz had been all around the high 10 of every statistical division after serving to La Salle sweep the primary spherical for the primary time since Season 76 capped by an announcement 25-10, 25-15, 25-21 victory over defending champion NU.
Canino has been making a powerful case for the Rookie of the 12 months award and even the MVP as she additionally emerged as the highest 5 greatest receiver with a 39.01% effectivity price and high 7 greatest server with 0.29 aces per set.
La Salle Girl Spikers’ Jolina Dela Cruz. –UAAP PHOTO
Dela Cruz has additionally proven an all-around efficiency within the first spherical because the third greatest blockers with 0.58 blocks per set, fourth in receiving with 42.72% effectivity price, seventh in digs with 2.33 digs per set, and tenth in serving with 0.25 aces per body.
Girl Spiker Thea Gagate was the highest blocker of the primary spherical with 0.79 blocks per set, adopted by College of the Philippines’ Nina Ytang (0.75), Dela Cruz and Laure (0.58), and NU center blocker Erin Pangilinan and La Salle’s Fifi Sharma with 0.54 kill blocks per set.
La Salle captain Mars Alba was the highest server with 0.58 aces per set manner forward of NU pair Sheena Toring and Princess Robles, who each averaged 0.35 aces per body, adopted by Girl Bulldogs’ setter Lams Lamina, UST rookie Regina Jurado, and Pangilinan, who all tallied 0.31 aces per set.
Adamson playmaker Louie Romero was forward of the reigning Greatest Setter Lamina within the race with 5.08 glorious units per body because the latter positioned second after seven video games with 4.54 units per body. Alba was No.3 (4.46), adopted by UST rookie setter Cassie Carballo (3.50), and Ateneo’s Taks Fujimoto (3.33).
FEU rookie libero Marga Encarnacion was the primary spherical’s high digger with 4.37 digs per set, adopted by La Salle’s Justine Jazareno (3.92), UST’s Dett Pepito (3.35), reigning Greatest Libero Jennifer Nierva of NU (3.12), and Ateneo’s Roma Doromal (3.04).
Pepito was the perfect receiver with a 52.51% effectivity price. Adamson’s Karen Verdeflor was the highest 2 with 49.59% adopted by Nierva with 46.72%, whereas Dela Cruz and Canino accomplished the highest 5 as the one non-liberos.
Defending champion NU, which completed the spherical with a 5-2 document, led 4 of the six departments as the perfect spiking workforce with a 34.69% assault price, greatest serving workforce averaging 2.04 aces per set, greatest setting workforce with 5.50 glorious units per body, and greatest receiving workforce with 38.08% effectivity price.
La Salle was the highest blocking workforce with 3.17 blocks per set manner forward of No.2 Adamson (1.96). The Girl Spikers are additionally No.2 in spiking (33.86%), No.2 in service aces (1.88 aces per set), high two in receiving (38.07%), second in digging (12.08 digs per body) behind chief FEU (13.74), and No.4 in setting with 4.67 glorious units per body.
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