Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times

News

Kath Bell drops 30 on F2 Logistics, leads Petron to 11th straight win


Unlike their first-round meeting, the Petron Blaze Spikers refused to allow the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers to win even a set.

Katherine Bell was her usual unstoppable self, punching in 30 points en route to powering Petron past the Cargo Movers, 25-14, 25-17, 25-21, in the 2019 Philippine Superliga Grand Prix at the FilOil Flying V Centre.

Bell built her 30-point burst on 25-for-46 attacking, to go with three aces and two blocks. Stephanie Niemer provided ample support, gathering 15 markers from nine attacks, four aces, and two blocks.

The Blaze Spikers were dominant on the serve, tallying six of their 13 aces in their opening set drubbing. Petron then needed to rally from a 9-13 deficit in the second set, going to Bell, who spearheaded a back-breaking 9-1 run. Tied at 20 in the final set, Bell again proved the difference, scoring thrice in Petron’s final five points to seal the win.

“Sobrang happy namin sa nilalaro ng imports namin. Talagang wala kang masabi sa kanila kasi lahat talaga nagagawa nila,” said Petron head coach Shaq Delos Santos.

“‘Yung mga locals din namin nagbibigay ng quality na laro kahit mas kaunti ‘yung pinapalo nila. Siguro, doon makikita ‘yung balance ng team,” the national team mentor added.

Lindsay Stalzer topped the Cargo Movers with 13 points while Becky Perry added 10.

Petron (11-0) will try to stay perfect when they face streaking the Generika-Ayala Lifesavers (4-7) on Tuesday. Meanwhile, F2 Logistics (8-3) take on the Foton Blue Energy (1-9) on Thursday. Both matches will be played at the FilOil Flying V Centre.


The Scores

#ReadMore  No panic for Ramil De Jesus after UP loss: 'Mas ginusto nila manalo'

Petron (3) Bell 30, Niemer 15, Pontillas 6, Reyes 6, Dimaculangan 2, Palma 2, Cortez 1, Pons 1, Lazaro (L)

F2 Logistics (0) – Stalzer 13, Perry 10, Baron 5, Maraño 4, Galang 2, Cabanos 1, Morente 0, Macandili (L)

Written By

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.


You May Also Like

News

For Shaq Delos Santos, returning as head coach of the University of Santo Tomas didn’t feel like stepping into unfamiliar territory — it felt...

News

With improved communication and cohesion, Cignal is off to a strong start in the 2026 Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference. The Super Spikers, who...

News

Cignal regrouped after a split start and overpowered Choco Mucho in four sets, 25-20, 16-25, 25-19, 25-18, to notch back-to-back wins in the 2026...

News

Tin Tiamzon wasted no time shaking off the rust from her return last year, delivering a stellar performance in Cignal’s 2026 Premier Volleyball League...

News

For years, Cignal’s men’s and women’s volleyball teams have shared more than just a name. They’ve often filled the stands for each other’s games,...

News

Intact Cignal shrugged off early challenges from the new-look Galeries Tower before cruising to a straight-set victory, 25-17, 25-14, 25-11, in a winning debut...

ADMU

‘THREE-PEAT’ seeking National University opens its post-Bella Belen era against a regrouping University of Santo Tomas side, highlighting the UAAP Season 88 Collegiate Women’s...

News

One of Philippine volleyball’s steadiest hands has finally let go of the ball. Rhea Dimaculangan-Villarete officially announced her retirement last Friday, closing the curtain...

Advertisement