Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times

News

Marck Espejo doubtful for Game 3 due to right shoulder injury


After months of non-stop volleyball, it finally took its toll on four-time Spikers’ Turf MVP Marck Espejo.

The Cignal star aggravated a right shoulder injury in Game Two of the 2019 Spikers Turf Reinforced Conference semifinals against the Sta. Elena Ball Hammers, Sunday.

It was the same injury he suffered in Japan during his stint with the Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler in the Japan V-League.

Right after fulfilling his contract obligations with the White Eagles, the five-time UAAP MVP went straight home and answered the country’s call, suiting up for Rebisco-Philippines in the Spikers’ Turf while also playing for his mother club Cignal.

Espejo was able to play all five sets in Game Two, tallying 10 points and 17 excellent receptions in Cignal’s five-set loss against Sta. Elena.

The 6-foot-3 spikers out of Marikina has struggled mightily in the series due to the pain he is in.

Espejo did not start Game One but still finished with 10 points and 12 receptions in three sets.

Prior to this, the national team spiker hammered 35 points in Rebisco-Philippines’ five-set triumph over Saraburi Thai Denmark last July 9 to lift the Philippines to a bronze place finish in the 2019 Sealect Tuna Thailand Volleyball Championships.

The Ateneo product will be evaluated and is doubtful for Game Three, according to Cignal head coach Dexter Clamor.

#ReadMore  MPBL: Bacoor captures South title, forges Nationals date vs Pampanga
Written By




You May Also Like

Alas Pilipinas

With the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship fast approaching, Alas Pilipinas may have found its spark — and it’s none other than Marck...

Alas Pilipinas

Kim Malabunga saved his best for last, delivering his finest performance for Alas Pilipinas in the Invitational tournament with a clutch showing against regional...

Alas Pilipinas

Marck Espejo erupted for 30 points as Alas Pilipinas overcame a fourth-set stumble to pull off a thrilling 21-25, 25-21, 25-22, 21-25, 15-12 five-set...

Alas Pilipinas

After seeing limited minutes in their opening match, Marck Espejo came alive and led Alas Pilipinas to a dominant four-set victory over Hyundai Capital,...

Alas Pilipinas

Louie Ramirez delivered a stellar performance as Alas Pilipinas bounced back from a grueling second-set defeat to edge Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi in a tightly...

News

Erin Pangilinan will now be under the tutelage of Shaq Delos Santos, a coach well-known for nurturing and developing top-caliber middle blockers. Pangilinan was...

News

Capital1 ushered in a new era with what team officials called a “game-changing” decision during the Premier Volleyball League Rookie Draft held Sunday night...

News

A total of 57 prospects have officially made the final cut for the 2025 Premier Volleyball League Draft after successfully completing all documentary requirements,...

Advertisement