Creamline's Alyssa Valdez and coach Sherwin Meneses. PVL Media Bureau
MANILA, Philippines – Creamline coach Sherwin Meneses explained Thursday why captain Alyssa Valdez saw limited action for the Cool Smashers in Game 2 of the 2024-25 Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference Finals.
Valdez only played one set and scored only one point.
Meneses said, "this situation," referring to Game 2, "was for Bernadeth Pons and Jema Galanza."
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"Hindi mo naman masasabi sa Creamline kung sino 'yung maglalaro eh. Talagang 'yung time, 'yung situation ngayon, para kay Pons at para kay Jema," he said.
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Pons and Galanza were the top two scorers for Creamline this game, with 22 and 13 points, respectively.
Moreover, the grand slam-winning mentor stressed that Valdez could see action "anytime," and there's a possibility she could play in the do-or-die game.
"Pero anytime naman, pwede ipasok si Ly. Maybe next game. Let’s see kung sinong maglalaro para sa championship sa Game 3."
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