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PSL magiging inspirasyon ang pagkakasama sa 10 finalists ng SPIA Asia

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PSL magiging inspirasyon ang pagkakasama sa 10 finalists ng SPIA Asia
Si PSL chairman Philip Ella Juico (gitna) kasama sina PSL Commissioner Adrian Laurel (kaliwa) at Patricia Bermudez-Hizon (kanan) ng ESPN5.
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MANILA, Philippines – Ang pagkakasama sa Top 10 ng prestihiyosong SPIA Asia ang inaasahang magpapalakas pa sa Phi­lippine Superliga (PSL).

Dagdag pa dito ang paglulunsad sa kanilang grassroots sports program sa pamamagitan ng Collegiate Grand Slam (CGS) na magsisimula sa Nobyembre 3.

Pinasalamatan ni PSL chairman Philip Ella Juico ang mga organizers ng SPIA Asia Awards and Conference na nagnomina sa PSL bilang isa sa 10 finalists sa Best Women Sports Event Category.

Nakatakda ang SPIA Asia Awards Night sa Nob­yembre 19 at 20 sa Bangkok, Thailand.

Nasa elite list din ng mga finalists ang mga or­ganizers ng 19th AFC Women’s Asian Cup ng Jordan, AFC Women’s Futsal Championship ng Thailand, Asian Women’s Hockey Championship Trophy ng South Korea at BNP Paribas WTA Finals ng Singapore.

“It is the Oscar Award of Sports in Asia,” sabi ni Juico, dating chairman ng Philippine Sports Commission at kasalukuyang presidente ng Philip­pine Amateur Track and Field Association.

“That’s why we’re so grateful to the organizers of the SPIA Asia Awards and Conference – MMC Sportz – for recognizing our hard work, dedication and sincere advocacy in boosting women’s volleyball in the Philippines,” dagdag pa nito.

Matutunghayan sa Collegiate Grand Slam ang mga pinakamahuhusay na collegiate teams sa ban­sa na kinabibilangan ng University of Santo To­mas, University of the Philippines, University of the East, Far Eastern University, Colegio San Agustin at De La Salle-Dasmariñas.

“This is our contribution to grassroots volleyball,” sabi ni Juico sa CGS na gagamitin din ng PSL rules at papayagan ang mga college players na gumamit ng tablet at challenge system sa actual competition.

“Since we want to prepare these college pla­yers for what lies ahead in the PSL and the natio­nal team, we’re more than willing to give them va­lu­able experiences on how it feels playing in the league. The earlier they start, the better for their res­pective volleyball careers,” ani Juico.

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