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The paddlers from the University of Santo Tomas finished the second round with a 6-1 record, second only to defending champions De la Salle...
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Creamline forged a tie with Nxled at the top of the standings after fending off ZUS Coffee in four sets, 25-19, 16-25, 26-24, 25-17,...
National University’s Hailene Diaz and Naeomi Gulpany pulled through in the first doubles match, fueling a 4–1 victory over last season’s Finals tormentor Ateneo...
Ateneo de Manila University protected its home floor by the skin of its teeth, surviving a late rally from Far Eastern University for a...
By: Joaquin Cortez Victoria Pasilang’s go-ahead putback lifted Far Eastern University past Adamson University, 50-48, as the Lady Tamaraws closed out their first-round campaign...
The paddlers from the University of Santo Tomas finished the second round with a 6-1 record, second only to defending champions De la Salle...
The paddlers from the University of the East finished the second round of the tournament with a 3-4 record, a much better standing compared...
Defending champions, University of the Philippines Lady Maroons ends the elimination round as the top seed team with an 11-1 record. UP vs ADMU...
NU vs DLSU (0-1) Former Rookie of the Year Misal would open the early morning encounter against powerhouse La Salle on a high note,...
Adamson University would finish with two wins and five losses after the second round at 2-5, one win less than their first round record...
Defending champions De La Salle University Green Paddlers completed their bid for another podium finish, sweeping the second round of the tournament, 7-0. DLSU...
After having proven themselves one of the top contenders for the crown this season after registering a 6-1 record in the first round, the...
The Far Eastern University Tamaraws would finish with 4-3, a similar record to their first round tally. FEU vs AdU (0-1) The day would...
After bowing out in their first three meetings, the defending champions De La Salle University Green Archers have finally defeated the Far Eastern University...