Santo Tomas booked the first Final Four ticket while National U zeroed in on its own desired spot as the two contenders drubbed their respective foes in the resumption of the UAAP women’s volleyball tournament yesterday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
MANILA, Philippines —
Regina Jurado and Jonna Perdido chipped in 12 points apiece for the wards of coach Kungfu Reyes, who also sport a pretty chance to secure a Top-Two finish and the coveted twice-to-beat semis incentives ahead of reigning champion La Salle, at 7-1, and former titlist NU. Peaking at the right time with now three straight wins in the second round, NU’s offense was unforgiving up to an extent that UE wasn’t able to register a single block.
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