Alas Pilipinas Men continue their European training camp in Romania under coach Angiolino Frigoni, with Bryan Bagunas leading preparations for the FIVB Men’s World Championship.
![Bryan Bagunas of Philippines against Defender Quan Trong Nghia and Tran Duy Tuyen [photo credit: SEA V.League]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Bryan-Bagunas-of-Philippines-against-Defender-Quan-Trong-Nghia-and-Tran-Duy-Tuyen01-400x200.jpg)
The Philippines secures its first victory in the SEA V-League with a 25-21, 25-22, 18-25, 25-23 win over Vietnam. Led by Bryan Bagunas and guided by Coach Angiolino Frigoni, Alas Pilipinas breaks its losing streak and sets a promising tone for the future.
Cignal faces Criss Cross in a Sunday, April 14, clash that promises nothing but thrill in clash of undefeated teams in the Spikers’ Turf Open Conference at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.
![Vietnam survived the Philippines in five sets in their game on Sunday, July 30, at the Southeast Asia Volleyball League [PNVF photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/SEA-VLeague-Phi-in-red-vs-Ind-in-blue15_pnvf-400x200.jpg)
The Philippines extended Vietnam to a thrilling five-setter before yielding to the visitors as Indonesia scraped past Thailand to rule the second leg of the Southeast Asia Volleyball League (V.League) before a big and appreciative crowd at the City of Santa Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex in Laguna on Sunday night, July 30.
![Philippine National Volleyball Federation president Ramon “Tats” Suzara (second from left) talks with City of Santa Rosa Mayor Arlene Arcillas at the City of Santa Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex. With them are PNVF secretary-general Don Caringal venue manager for the SEA V.League Girlie Dealino. [contributed photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/tats-suzara-2-400x200.jpg)
The core of the national’s men’s team competing in the ongoing Southeast Asian Volleyball League (V.League) will banner the country’s return to the Asian Games in Hangzhou in China in September.
![Indonesia (light) celebrates against the Philippines (dark). [PNVF photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/SEA-VLeague-Phi-in-blue-vs-Ind-in-white04_pnvf-400x200.jpg)
Indonesia shored up its drive to another leg championship with a victory over the Philippines even as Vietnam pulled the rug from under Thailand in Day 2 of the Southeast Asia Volleyball League (V.League) second leg on Saturday.
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The Philippines stood its ground but still fell to Thailand in five sets while Leg 1 champion Indonesia made short work of Vietnam in the opener of the Southeast Asia Volleyball League on Friday (July 28) night at the City of Santa Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex in Laguna.
The Philippines, with seasoned aces Bryan Bagunas and Marck Espejo on board, will be out to wage a stronger fight when it hosts the second leg of the inaugural Southeast Asia (SEA) Volleyball League on Friday, July 28, at the City of Santa Rosa Multi-Purpose Complex in Laguna.
![Caloy Yulo [Team Philippines photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/JGA01942-400x200.jpg)
The nightmares in Vietnam will continue to become a sizzling hot topic in the months to come. But we must not forget that it wasn’t just Gilas Pilipinas that flopped in the Vietnam Southeast Asian Games.