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Ivy Lacsina signs with F2 Logistics


Ivy Lacsina will forgo her final year at National University.

The 22-year-old middle blocker out of Angeles City, Pampanga has signed with F2 Logistics.

The Cargo Movers made the announcement on Friday.

Lacsina, 22, only played three years for the Lady Bulldogs.

Back in UAAP Season 81, she was one of the top rookies in the league. Her second season though was shortened due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

In what ended up as her final year in Season 84, Lacsina put up 130 points (14th in the league) on 19 blocks (9th) and 13 aces (7th) to end the elimination round.

Moreover, she helped the Lady Bulldogs complete a season sweep.

Early last month, NU declared that Lacsina was playing her final year. However, her dad denied it.

Lacsina was not part of the pool submitted by NU for the Shakey’s Super League.

In F2 Logistics, she will join a tall frontline that already has the likes of Aby Marano and Majoy Baron.

F2 Logistics will return to the Premier Volleyball League for the Reinforced Conference next month.

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