MANILA, Philippines – this week at the Ynares Center in Antipolo, the High Speed Hitters made a decisive move to seize sole possession of the fourth position in the semifinals of the Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference. With a convincing score of 25-17, 25-17, and 25-20, PLDT continued where they left off, turning up another dominant effort to handily defeat Farm Fresh.

The Fil-Canadian phenom Savi Davison scored 19 points, continuing her scoring spree from their previous three-set victory over the Akari Batteries last Thursday. She led the assault once more in this game, scoring 13 attack points and finishing with 18 markers.

In the course of the 70-minute match against one of the league’s more recent clubs, the High Speed Hitters were hardly ever tested. The Foxies mounted a late rally to get as close as 16-18 in the third set, but other than that, they maintained control for the majority of the match. The likes of Kate Santiago, Trisha Tubu, and Alyssa Bertolano, as well as a few PLDT mistakes, helped the Foxies win.

Akari’s weak service reception allowed PLDT to take advantage and record eight aces while only allowing the Chargers one. The High Speed Hitters made 13, while the Chargers made just nine unforced errors.

Faith Nisperos had the most points for Akari with 11, followed by Dindin Manabat with 10, Joy Soyud with 7, and Fifi Sharma with 5, respectively.

After Jessey de Leon served an ace, the High Speed Hitters were on match point when Dimaculangan set up Mika Reyes for a rapid attack that knotted the score.

When the High Speed Hitters play the Nxled Chameleons on November 2 at the Santa Rosa Athletic Complex in Laguna, they are keen to continue their recent success. In the forthcoming game, the club hopes to record their third straight triumph.

Once more demonstrating their superiority at the net, the High Speed Hitters finished with seven kill blocks to the Foxies’ zero. With 45 attack points, nine more than the Foxies, they also outperformed their opponents, demonstrating their superior net defense and offensive effectiveness.

The High Velocity Hitters produced a great comeback, culminating with a decisive 9-2 run to claim their second straight victory, after losing to the Cignal HD Spikers in four sets in their last encounter. They now have sole ownership of fourth place in the standings with a 2-1 record, behind Creamline, Petro Gazz, and Chery Tiggo, who all have identical 2-0 records.

With a combined 15 points, Dell Palomata and Mika Reyes controlled the middle, while Honey Royse Tubino added 12 points to help Davison. Michelle Morente added three points, Erika Santos added five more, and Rachel Austero added two more.

The High Speed Hitters are aiming to capitalize on their recent success and record a third straight victory as they get ready for their upcoming game against the Nxled Chameleons on November 2 at the Santa Rosa Athletic Complex in Laguna.

The High Speed Hitters continued to rule at the net, recording seven kill blocks to the Foxies’ zero in their encounter against the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers. Further highlighting their superior net defense, the High Speed Hitters collected 45 attack points, a remarkable nine more than the Foxies.

The Foxies suffered their eighth straight loss, including five in their first lossless PVL outing at the Invitational, despite the combined 21 points from Santiago, Tubu, and Bertolano. Sofia The Spaniard and Justine Dorog each contributed a team-high three points for the Foxies.