From being silent operator, Christian Pagaran now the vocal leader for Perpetual

Christian Pagaran's transition from being the silent assassin to a vocal leader the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA needs in their upcoming NCAA Season 100 campaign was born out of necessity. 

Just months after the ALTAs wrapped up their Season 99 run, a bevy of their stars decided to depart the squad, making Pagaran among the few veterans left in the team.

Perpetual had a tough start in Season 99, but a second round rampage saw them racking up 10 wins against eight losses. That may be a so-so finish for the Las Piñas crew, but that prepared Pagaran for a bigger role this year.

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