Tag: Arellano Lady Chiefs

  • Arellano Lady Chiefs Defeats UPHSD Dalta in Four-Set Shakey’s Super League Clash

    Arellano University players celebrate during their Shakey’s Super League match against Perpetual Help System DALTA.
    Photo Credits: Shakey’s Super League/facebook.com

    Arellano University showcased its resilience as it defeated the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA in four sets, 23-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-23, in the Shakey’s Super League Unity Cup.

    The match opened with a tightly contested first set, with both teams exchanging points throughout the frame. Perpetual Help managed to maintain its composure in the crucial moments and took the opening set, 25-23, putting Arellano University under early pressure.

    The Lady Chiefs responded strongly in the second set. Arellano kept the score close and produced key plays down the stretch to secure another 25-23 scoreline. The victory leveled the match at one set apiece and shifted the momentum toward the Lady Chiefs.

    Arellano continued to build on its momentum in the third set. Strong offensive plays combined with solid defense allowed the team to create separation from Perpetual Help. The Lady Chiefs eventually closed out the frame, 25-19, moving ahead, two sets to one.

    Menor tries to gets off hold AU's blockers
    Photo Credits: Shakey’s Super League/facebook.com

    The fourth set once again featured a close battle. Perpetual Help attempted to force a deciding fifth set, while Arellano looked to finish the match. Neither side was able to pull away significantly, but the Lady Chiefs remained composed during the final exchanges. Arellano ultimately secured the set, 25-23, completing the four-set comeback.

    The final scorelines reflected the competitiveness of the match, with three of the four sets ending by just two points.

    The game also provided several memorable moments for the photo gallery, from intense net battles and attacking plays to defensive efforts and celebrations after crucial points.

  • Arellano Lady Chiefs Ride V-League Run Into NCAA Season 102

    Arellano Lady Chiefs Ride V-League Run Into NCAA Season 102

    The Arellano University Lady Chiefs remain unbeaten in the 2026 V-League Collegiate Challenge, improving to 4-0 and keeping pace with Adamson University at the top of the women’s division. Both teams currently hold perfect records, setting up a crucial meeting between the two unbeaten squads on September 12.

    Lady Chiefs Continue to Roll

    Arellano secured its fourth straight victory after sweeping the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA, 25-19, 25-16, 25-18, on September 5 at Gameville Central Park.

    The Lady Chiefs controlled the match with a balanced offensive attack, finishing with a 42-26 advantage in attacks. Heart Villaflores led Arellano with 16 points, while Cris Servidad added 11 and Kacelyn Punzalan contributed 14 points on six attacks, five blocks, and three aces.

    The strong start has placed Arellano in a favorable position as the V-League continues. With Adamson also sitting at 4-0, the two teams are set for a battle that could determine who takes control of the standings.

    A Stronger Start for NCAA Season 102?

    Beyond the V-League standings, Arellano’s current run could also become an important confidence boost heading into NCAA Season 102.

    The Lady Chiefs ended NCAA Season 101 with a 6-7 record in Group B before advancing to the quarterfinals, where they faced Benilde. Their campaign ended before the Final Four, leaving the team with another season to build on its experience and address the gaps that kept it from making a deeper postseason run.

    Their unbeaten V-League record now gives Arellano an opportunity to show how much the team has developed since its previous NCAA campaign. The consistency they are showing against collegiate opponents could provide valuable preparation and momentum once NCAA Season 102 begins.

    For now, the Lady Chiefs remain focused on the V-League, where their next challenge comes against fellow unbeaten Adamson on September 12. How far this run takes them could offer an early indication of what Arellano can bring when the next NCAA season arrives.