Savouge clinches no. 2 with authority, VNS still winless
Savouge defeated VNS Always Bright Laticrete in straight sets to clinch solo second place in the 2026 Spikers’ Turf Open Conference, showcasing depth and strategic rotations ahead of the semifinals.
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