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Live on GTV and HOA: Benilde Lady Blazers and Letran Lady Knights face off anew in the NCAA Season 100 Volleyball Finals
The intensity of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Season 100 Volleyball Tournament Finals reaches new heights as the Benilde Lady Blazers and the Letran Lady Knights battle it out in Game 2 of their best-of-three championship series this Wednesday, June 11, at the Filoil EcoOil Center in San Juan City.
Catch all the thrilling action live on GTV and Heart of Asia, with a simulcast available on the official social media pages of GMA Sports and NCAA Philippines.
In a hard-fought Game 1 last Sunday (June 8), the Benilde Lady Blazers drew first blood, overcoming the Letran Lady Knights with scores of 26-28, 26-24, 25-16, 25-19. Led by top players Mycah Go, Zam Nolasco, and Chenae Basarte, Benilde is just one win away from their fourth straight championship. However, Letran's ace volleybelles Vanessa Sarie, Gia Maquilang, and Lara Mae Silva are set to prove their team is more than ready to fight for the coveted crown.
"The NCAA Season 100 Volleyball Finals exemplifies the passion and dedication of our student-athletes, who from day 1, have trained really hard to be at their best for the competition. Fans have witnessed incredible talent throughout the season, and the championship series is truly a testament to their hard work and the spirit of collegiate sports,' expresses NCAA Season 100 Management Committee Chairman Hercules Callanta.
"As we witness these incredible athletes battle in the NCAA Season 100 Volleyball Finals, we're not just watching a game; we're seeing legacies in the making. Every spike, every save, every moment of determination inspires a new generation and reinforces the enduring spirit of collegiate sports,' says Senior Vice President and Head of GMA Integrated News, Regional TV, and Synergy Oliver Victor B. Amoroso. 'To the Benilde Lady Blazers and Letran Lady Knights, congratulations once again for making it to the Finals! No matter what the results may be, you have already made your schools and families proud.'
Don't miss Game 2 of the NCAA Season 100 Women's Volleyball Tournament this June 11 at 2:30 p.m. and Game 3 (if necessary) this June 15 at 2:30 p.m.
The action in the league continues as Game 2 of the NCAA Season 100 Men's Volleyball Tournament takes place on June 11 at 11 a.m. and Game 3 (if necessary) on June 15 at 12 nn. at the FilOil EcoOil Center in San Juan City.
In the Men's Division, the Arellano Chiefs takes Game 1 over the Letran Knights 27-25, 25-14, 22-25, 25-22 to lead the best-of-three series 1-0. This is the third time Arellano has reached the Finals and are hoping that 'third time's a charm' to win their first ever Men's Volleyball Championship in the NCAA. Letran, on the other hand, is aiming to recapture the championship they last won 15 years ago in Season 85.
Catch the livestream on the NCAA Philippines website (www.gmanetwork.com/ncaa), NCAA Philippines Facebook page and YouTube channel, and GMA Sports' social media accounts. Global Pinoys can catch all the action via the international channel GMA News TV.
For more updates on NCAA, visit its official website www.ncaa.com.ph. Follow @ncaaphilippines, @gmasynergy, and @gmasportsph on social media.
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