Fan voting for the 2026 Volleyball All-Star Showcase went through another significant reshuffle following the latest returns, with several players across both the Premier Volleyball League and Spikers’ Turf divisions climbing into new positions. The updated results highlighted noticeable movement in multiple categories, reflecting how quickly the leaderboard continues to change as fans cast their votes.

The latest tally showed shifts across nearly every position group, including outside hitters, opposite spikers, middle blockers, setters, and liberos. Several established names held their ground, but a number of rising players managed to break into higher spots, tightening the race heading into the next update.

Team Heart rankings see major movement across positions

Team Heart saw some of the most notable changes in the latest update, led by Creamline’s Jema Galanza rising to the top of the outside hitter race despite being sidelined due to injury. She overtook both Capital1’s Bella Belen and teammate Alyssa Valdez, marking a major shift in fan preference at the position.

Galanza now leads with 27.15 percent of the vote, while Belen holds second at 16.03 percent and Valdez sits in third with 15.48 percent. The gap between the top contenders remains tight, keeping the race open moving forward.

In the opposite hitter category, Cignal’s Erika Santos made a strong surge into first place after a major jump in support. She now leads with 44.57 percent, while Farm Fresh’s Ara Galang slipped to second with 27.11 percent.

At middle blocker, Creamline’s Jeanette Panaga maintained her lead, but Nxled’s MJ Phillips made a significant leap from fifth place in the previous returns to second overall. The setter and libero positions remained unchanged, with Jia De Guzman dominating setter voting at 79.91 percent and Justine Jazareno leading libero with 50.48 percent.

Team Hustle and men’s division show tighter races

Team Hustle also recorded major movement, particularly in the libero category where ZUS Coffee’s Alyssa Eroa surged from fourth place into the top spot. Her rise to 35.22 percent pushed PLDT’s Kath Arado down to second with 23.33 percent, tightening the competition between the two.

In the outside hitter race, Choco Mucho’s Eya Laure improved her standing by climbing into second place behind Creamline’s Bernadeth Pons, who continues to lead with 32.89 percent. The gap between the contenders remains close enough to shift in the next update depending on fan turnout.

Creamline’s Tots Carlos continues to dominate the opposite spiker category with 54.08 percent, while Kianna Dy holds second place. Across the men’s Spikers’ Turf division, Criss Cross remains a dominant force, although challengers are beginning to close in across multiple categories.

In Team Power, Jude Garcia continues to lead the opposite spiker race with a commanding 72.36 percent, while setter and libero positions remain under Criss Cross control through Adrian Villados and Menard Guerrero. Despite the strong leads, several categories are still developing into tighter contests as voting progresses.