Alas Pilipinas Men and Women will face top Asian teams in the upcoming AVC Nations Cups, while the Philippines prepares to host the 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship. The national squads are set for intense regional action in Bahrain, Vietnam, and Jordan.
UP Cebu supports the launch of V-League Visayas, advocating for inclusive sports development beyond Metro Manila.
The FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship Philippines 2025 secures a major partnership with Honda, strengthening ties between Philippine and Japanese volleyball ahead of the prestigious tournament.
![The Spikers’ Turf Open Conference semifinals officially begin today at Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig, where four teams will battle in a single round-robin format to determine who earns a ticket to the finals. Beyond physical endurance, this stage of the tournament will test each team’s tactical depth. Coaches will introduce new strategies to outplay their opponents, making every set a chess match on the court. Criss Cross vs. Savouge: A chance to prove dominance Criss Cross enters the semifinals riding a wave of confidence after dominating the double round-robin eliminations. However, despite their strong performance, they remain wary of a hungry Savouge squad looking to break through and make a statement. Meanwhile, the King Crunchers aim to extend their winning streak while proving their dominance over Savouge. In their previous encounters, the Spin Doctors took early leads but failed to close out matches against the Crunchers. This time, Savouge is determined to turn the tables in their 3:30 p.m. showdown. "We’ll train harder and prepare for every opponent in the semifinals. There’s no room to relax," said Savouge head coach Sydney Calderon. To pull off an upset, Savouge will rely on standout performances from Mark Calado, Shawie Caritativo, and Madz Gampong to challenge the powerhouse King Crunchers, led by reigning MVP Jude Garcia, rising star Jaron Requinton, and the ever-reliable Nico Almendras. Criss Cross eyes redemption, Cignal aims for a title comeback For Criss Cross, this semifinal round is about redemption after falling short in last year’s Invitational and Open Conferences, both times against Cignal HD Spikers. On the other hand, Cignal is eager to reclaim its championship form after an up-and-down performance in the eliminations. They will take on the VNS-Latréotec Griffins, a young but dangerous squad making its first semifinal appearance since 2022. Cignal will depend on the leadership and firepower of Steven Rotter, Wendel Miguel, and Martin Bugaoan, who must step up to restore the team’s rhythm. "We’re locked in on the semifinals. Every point, every set, every game matters. It’s a round-robin format, and we’re back to zero – winning as much as possible is the goal," said Cignal head coach Dexter Clamor. The Griffins, however, are determined to shake up the competition. With CJ Segui, KC Culabat, and Rash Nursiddik leading the charge, they are looking to prove that they belong among the league’s best. With each match carrying significant weight, the Spikers’ Turf Open Conference semifinals promise an unpredictable and thrilling battle for supremacy. [Spikers Turf photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/ST-2025-CKC-vs.-CHD-Jaron-Requinton-1221-400x200.jpg)
The Spikers’ Turf Open Conference semifinals begin today at the Ynares Sports Arena, with teams battling in a single round-robin format. Every kill, dig, and save will be crucial as the road to the finals unfolds.
![Rachel Daquis, [PVL Images]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/PVL-AFC-25-Capital1-vs.-Farm-Fresh-Rachel-Daquis-2573-400x200.jpg)
At 37, Rachel Ann Daquis proves she’s far from done, delivering a masterclass performance to lead Farm Fresh to a historic win. Her 19-point outing earned her PVL Press Corps Player of the Week honors.
![Carl John Nabora of Zamboanga City against defender Van Emhiel Roy (6) and Mark Joseph De Sola (8) of Lingayen [PNVF photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Carl-John-Nabora-of-Zamboanga-City-against-defender-Van-Emhiel-Roy-6-and-Mark-Joseph-De-Sola-8-of-Lingayen01-e1738142127815-400x200.jpg)
ONE Silay pulled off a stunning 25-22, 25-23, 22-25, 32-30 victory over VNS Club to open the PNVF Under-21 National Men’s Championship with a statement win.
The National U21 Men’s Volleyball Championship ignites the path to the FIVB Men’s World Championship 2025, with eight teams battling for dominance at Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
The PNVF and JVA strengthen their partnership to boost volleyball in the Philippines, providing resources and fostering youth development as the nation gears up to host the 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship.
![Jude Garcia [Spikers Turf photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/ST-INV-2024-Final-Cignal-vs.-Criss-Cross-Jude-Garcia-6121-400x200.jpg)
The 2024 Spikers’ Turf season celebrated rising stars and thrilling matches, with Jude Garcia and Louie Ramirez dominating the spotlight. As the league wraps up another successful year, its focus shifts to supporting the Philippine National Volleyball Federation for the 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship.
![The Cignal HD Spikers celebrate their eighth Spikers’ Turf championship after a hard-fought victory over the Criss Cross King Crunchers. [Spikers' Turf photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/ST-INV-2024-Cignal-vs.-Criss-Cross-Final-1360-400x200.jpg)
The Cignal HD Spikers clinched their eighth Spikers’ Turf championship with a dominant win over Criss Cross, while Savouge secured bronze with an inspired performance against DN Steel FEU. Both teams showcased resilience and championship poise at the Philsports Arena.