Farm Fresh’s 2026 PVL season reflected a clear step forward in performance across all conferences as the team delivered stronger overall results compared to previous campaigns. The Foxies showed improved competitiveness from the PVL On Tour through the Invitationals and into the All-Filipino Conference.

Trisha Tubu served as one of the key offensive leaders throughout the season as Farm Fresh navigated roster changes and system adjustments across multiple conferences. Her production remained steady across all stages of competition, contributing significantly to the team’s overall progress.

That performance earned the 25-year-old opposite spiker the Season Most Valuable Player award at the 2nd Pilipinas Live PVL Press Corps Awards Night on May 30 at Novotel Manila Araneta City in Cubao, Quezon City. The recognition capped a season where she consistently delivered across all three conferences.

Tubu finished the MVP race with a weighted score of 171.868 based on a breakdown of 50 percent statistical points, 30 percent media votes, and 20 percent team votes. She averaged 108.868 statistical points across the PVL On Tour, Invitationals, and All-Filipino Conference, along with 50.4 media votes and 25.2 team votes.

Tight MVP race unfolds

Erika Santos placed second overall with 157.98 points after producing strong performances across multiple conferences. Her campaign combined consistent scoring output with solid support in both media and team voting categories.

Brooke Van Sickle finished third with 155.229 points and led all candidates in media votes. Her statistical production remained among the strongest in the field despite the highly competitive overall race.

Vanie Gandler ranked fourth with 152.634 points after earning strong team support. Her total reflected solid recognition even while missing portions of early-season action due to conference availability.

The MVP race remained tightly contested among the top four players, but Tubu distinguished herself through sustained production across all conferences rather than isolated performances. She also secured Best Opposite Spiker honors in each conference, reinforcing her consistent impact on offense.

Farm Fresh’s overall progress was reflected in its season results as the team improved across all conferences. The Foxies recorded stronger finishes throughout the year and reached their first-ever semifinals in the All-Filipino Conference.

Different players contributed at various points during the season as Farm Fresh continued to develop its system. Tubu remained one of the most reliable offensive options throughout the campaign while the team progressed through each conference.

When the final voting totals were combined, her season-long output placed her at the top of the standings. She was ultimately named PVL Season MVP after a full campaign of consistent contribution.