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PLDT parts ways with George Pascua

PLDT parted ways with head coach George Pascua, the organization announced on Monday afternoon.

Pascua replaced Roger Gorayeb to start the 2022 Premier Volleyball Season.

During his one-year stay with the High Speed Hitters, the former FEU head coach was able to steer the squad to its first-ever PVL semis appearance during the Invitationals.

He also helped the team place fifth and sixth, respectively, in the Open and Reinforced Conferences.

Pascua is currently the head coach of Adamson University’s men’s volleyball team.

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