The Philippines ramps up its 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship hosting with an LRT-2 campaign launch, featuring volleyball stars and promotional train wraps.
Alas Pilipinas finished 2-2 in the Candon leg of the 2025 SEA V.League, but PNVF chief Ramon Suzara says the young team must regroup and aim for more consistency.
![Majoy Baron seals the sweep with three consecutive kills in the final stretch. [PVL Images]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/PVL-Isabela-PLDT-vs.-Petrogazz-Majoy-Baron--400x200.jpg)
PLDT High Speed Hitters remained perfect in the PVL On Tour, sweeping Petro Gazz behind strong defense and rising chemistry in front of a packed Isabela crowd.
Mayor Eric Singson announces plans to host the AVC Women’s Nations Cup 2026 after the success of the Southeast Asian Volleyball League in Candon City.
![Trisha Tubu delivered a dominant performance, firing 22 points, including three blocks [PVL Images]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/PVL-Isabela-Farm-Fresh-vs.-Choco-Mucho-Trisha-Tubu-0455-400x200.jpg)
Farm Fresh stunned Choco Mucho in front of a roaring crowd in Isabela, bouncing back from a tough loss to notch a gritty PVL On Tour win.
Alas Pilipinas aims for its second win in the SEA V.League as it faces Cambodia, now with key players Owa Retamar and Louie Ramirez back in the lineup.
![The Candon City Arena crowd witnessed another dominant Alas Pilipinas performance. [photo credit: Candon City official Facebook]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/518108208_725169813703904_6563471955487937975_n-e1752166079910-400x200.jpg)
With key players out, Alas Pilipinas showed its depth as Eco Adajar and Leo Ordiales led a dominant win over Vietnam in the Southeast Asian V.League.
With key players sidelined, Alas Pilipinas leans on its depth to chase a podium finish in the 2025 Southeast Asian V.League opening leg in Candon, Ilocos Sur.
The Southeast Asian Men’s V.League begins in Candon City as Alas Pilipinas battles Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia for ranking points and pride.
With SEA V.League action, World Volleyball Day, and a visit from the FIVB president, the Philippines ramps up momentum for the 2025 Men’s World Championship.