Alas Pilipinas and K-pop sensation BOYNEXTDOOR will headline the opening night of the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship at the SM MOA Arena on September 12.
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 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 Southeast Asian Men’s V.League begins in Candon City as Alas Pilipinas battles Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia for ranking points and pride.
The FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship Philippines 2025 is set to showcase the country’s capability to host a global sporting event. Local officials and volleyball supporters gathered at a special fundraiser to highlight its national impact.
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The PNVF has denied the PVL’s request to extend its 2024–2025 season, urging full alignment with the official FIVB Sports Calendar.
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Alas Pilipinas’ silver medal in the AVC Women’s Volleyball Nations Cup affirms the Philippines’ steady ascent in global volleyball, backed by grassroots reform and talent.
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Alas Pilipinas booked a finals ticket in the 2025 AVC Women’s Nations Cup after outlasting Chinese-Taipei in five sets, boosting the country’s global FIVB standing.
Alas Pilipinas scored a major upset over world No. 31 Kazakhstan in straight sets to reach the semifinals of the AVC Women’s Volleyball Nations Cup.
Alas Pilipinas swept New Zealand in straight sets to boost its AVC Women’s Volleyball Nations Cup semifinal chances, led by Vanie Gandler and Eya Laure.