Early returns for the PVL All-Star voting 2026 are beginning to shape the projected lineups for Team Heart and Team Hustle ahead of their May 1 clash in Candon City, Ilocos Sur. Fan votes have highlighted clear frontrunners across multiple positions, offering a glimpse of potential starters.

Creamline’s Jia De Guzman leads the setter race for Team Heart with a commanding 77.86 percent. She is far ahead of Mars Alba and Gel Cayuna, establishing herself as the likely playmaker for the squad.

Team Heart frontrunners take early control

The outside hitter race remains competitive, with Bella Belen leading at 25.94 percent while Alyssa Valdez, Jema Galanza, and Sisi Rondina stay within striking distance. The tight voting suggests possible shifts as fan participation continues.

Ara Galang tops the opposite spiker category with 37.66 percent, maintaining a solid edge over Erika Santos and Myla Pablo. At middle blocker, Jeanette Panaga holds the lead alongside Majoy Baron, with Ced Domingo and Thea Gagate still in contention.

Justine Jazareno leads the libero race with 37.71 percent, followed by Denden Lazaro-Revilla and Thang Ponce. The race remains fluid, with positions still open depending on incoming votes.

Team Hustle and Spikers’ Turf stars dominate early returns

Kim Fajardo headlines Team Hustle setters with 51.33 percent, while Deanna Wong and Kyle Negrito trail behind. Bernadeth Pons leads the outside hitters, narrowly ahead of Brooke Van Sickle and Eya Laure in a closely contested field.

Tots Carlos paces the opposite spikers with 38.68 percent, just ahead of Kianna Dy, while Kat Tolentino remains within reach. Mika Reyes holds a slim lead among middle blockers over Fifi Sharma, with Bea De Leon and Jackie Acuña still in the mix.

Kath Arado leads the libero race for Team Hustle, followed by Kyla Atienza and Jennifer Nierva. The standings reflect strong fan engagement across all positions as voting continues.

Meanwhile, early results for the Spikers’ Turf All-Star Showcase show Criss Cross players dominating both Team Power and Team Passion. Jude Garcia, Adrian Villados, and Menard Guerrero lead their respective positions for Team Power, while John Pepito and Ysay Marasigan headline Team Passion.

Savouge’s JC Enarciso stands out as the lone non-Criss Cross leader, topping the setter race for Team Passion. The early voting results underline the strong presence of Criss Cross and King Crunchers players across the men’s showcase.