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Jia Morado lifts first MVP recognition
Arguably the best setter in the Philippines, Creamline’s Jia Morado bagged her first MVP recognition, being recognized as the best player in the Reinforced Conference Finals.
The two-time PVL Best Setter tossed 29 excellent sets and orchestrated Creamline’s masterful sweep of the PVL Women’s Reinforced Conference Finals.
“Feeling ko dapat ‘yung buong team talaga dapat ‘yung Finals MVP today, sobrang solid nang nilaro namin,” the 23-year-old told Tiebreaker Times.
“I feel like that was the best we played the entire season.”
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