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Jessma Ramos sprains right ankle against Ateneo


University of the Philippines Lady Maroons middle blocker Jessma Ramos suffered a right ankle sprain in the heat of their duel against the Ateneo de Manila University Lady Eagles.

Ramos, one of UP’s starting middle blockers, stepped on a teammates’s foot after going for a block midway through the third set.

Ramos is currently being attended to by team and arena medical officials.

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