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Jeanette Panaga sees no trouble in transition to Petro Gazz

After her contract expired with Pocari Sweat, Jeanette Panaga easily found her next chapter.

The former NCAA Finals MVP signed with the up-and-coming Petro Gazz Angels right after the conclusion of the PVL Open Conference.

For Panaga, joining the Angels was a no-brainer given her history with most of their players. Panaga is a former Saint Benilde Lady Blazer like Djanel Cheng, Ranya Musa, and Rica Enclona. She also played with Kai Baloaloa and Paneng Mercado at other clubs.

“Happy naman ako kasi ito na ‘yung reunion namin. Magkakasama na kami ulit,” said the former PVL First Best Middle Blocker.

“Naging kasama ko na sila and sobrang genuine naman ng pagsasama namin.”

Panaga is a proven winner, having led the College of Saint Benilde to its first-ever volleyball title back in NCAA Season 92. She also played a key role in Pocari Sweat’s Reinforced Conference triumph in 2017.

The Angels barged into the league this year, ending on a high note by earning a Top Four spot in the Open Conference. The 5-foot-11 middle blocker will be looked at for consistency and blocking, as Petro Gazz seek a breakthrough in the Reinforced Conference.

“We’re very happy that Jeanette decided to join us. Alam naman natin na she’s very accomplished and has won a championship in the league already. We know that she can bring a lot to help us,” said Petro Gazz head coach Jerry Yee, adding that his team will be much more prepared for the Reinforced Conference in 2019

“Last year, siguro we had a short time of preparation. We did well, but we’re looking forward to what we can do once we have a few more months to train this time.”

Petro Gazz excelled in the grueling Open Conference through constant lineup shuffling. Whether she starts on the court or on the bench, Panaga vows to stay ready.

“Siguro may pressure para sa akin kasi nga may expectations pero challenge na ‘yun siguro para sa akin to improve and talagang makatulong sa team.”

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Miguel Luis Flores fell face first into sports writing in high sch9l and has never gotten up. He reluctantly stumbled into the volleyball beat when he started with Tiebreaker Times three years ago. Now, he has waded through everything volleyball - from its icky politics to the post-modern art that is Jia Morado's setting.

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