Saturday, 2 May 2015
Lineup
PHILIPPINES
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1
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L
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Agno
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Christine
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2
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C
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Valdez
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Alyssa
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3
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Santiago
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Alyja
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5
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Soltones
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Gretchel
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6
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Sato
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Risa
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8
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De Jesus
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Jorella
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9
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Laure
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Ennajie
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12
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Morado
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Julia
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14
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De Leon
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Beatriz
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15
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Maraguinot
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Jhoana
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17
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Pablo
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Myla
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18
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Meneses
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Marivic
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Head Coach: Roger Gorayeb
Asst Coach: Anusorn Bundit
Asst Coach: Anusorn Bundit
Tournament Results
- Iran def. the Philippines in four sets: 25-22, 25-22, 19-25, 25-20
- Videos: Set1, Set2, Set3, Set4
- Floor defense has been very shaky all throughout the game for the Philippines, but they were able to stave off nerves and made 50 attacks vs Iran’s 41. However, errors were what lead to the game’s result, 40 big ones vs Iran’s 27. Errors are usually forgivable as long as the team can make up for it in own-effort offense, but the Philippines’ error weight (error to point contribution ratio) is very high at 64.5% vs Iran’s 50%.
- The Philippines def. Kazakhstan in straight sets: 25-19, 25-11, 28-26
- Videos: Set1, Set2, Set3
- The Philippines has greatly minimized their errors, from 10 errors/set in the previous game down to just 5 errors/set this game, bring their error weight to just 25.9%. Reception still a bit shaky but they were able to pull through with better transition defense from Tin Agno and Gretchel Soltones. Kazakhstan's offense is centered on Yana Yagodina, with a 47.0% attack percentage (compared to Valdez's 34.0% this game), but the other players were not able to contribute significantly, which greatly affected the game of the team.
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