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Pablo leads CSB Lady Blazers’ balanced thrust vs Baste, stay spotless in NCAA 95


College of St. Benilde kept its record unblemished after dispatching San Sebastian College-Recoletos in straight sets, 25-18, 25-13, 25-17, in the NCAA Season 95 Women’s Volleyball Tournament, Tuesday at the FilOil Flying V Centre.

St. Benilde chief tactician Jerry Yee continued to make the most out of his deep arsenal, fielding in all but one of his wards in a rout that lasted for a little over an hour.

By drawing strength from their collective hats, the Lady Blazers stretched their unbeaten streak to five. They also created a two-way knot at totem pole position with idle Arellano.

“Sa preparation, as always, ayun naging consistent kami sa mga ginagawa namin,” St. Benilde assistant coach Jay Chua said, speaking on behalf of Yee. “Mindset lang namin, one game at a time. All-out din po namin every game.”

Marites Pablo and Klarisa Abriam spearheaded the balanced offensive thrust of the Lady Blazers. The former pummeled eight attacks and two aces to finish with a game-high 11 points; meanwhile the latter lagged a point with 10 markers built on nine hits.

Gayle Pascual and Jade Gentapa also pumped in solid contributions to St. Benilde’s onslaught, delivering eight and six points apiece. Chelsea Umali chimed in five.

The Lady Blazers dictated the tempo through their steady service game. Behind Pablo and Cloanne Mondonedo, they struck eight aces to San Sebastian’s one; all the while pulling off a 39 to 19 differential in attacks.

On the other hand, the Lady Stags struggled on the offensive anew, dropping to 0-5.

Reyann Canete topped San Sebastian with eight points laced with 10 excellent receptions. Sherielyn Bigata and Amaka Tan only managed five and four markers, respectively.

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St. Benilde looks to keep its hot streak rolling when it faces San Beda on Thursday, January 30. Meanwhile, San Sebastian tries to snap out of funk when it collides with Mapua on Friday, January 31. Both matches will be held at the same venue.

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