SEA Games Philippines vs Indonesia 28th Volleyball Live and Replay.
Watch Philippines vs Indonesia 28th SEA Games Volleyball Live and Replay on June 10, 2015, Wednesday.
Philippine Women's Volleyball Team will be comprised of Alyssa Valdez, Jia Morado, Bea de Leon, Denden Lazaro, Jaja Santiago, Gretchel Soltones, Rhea Dimaculangan, Maika Ortiz, Aby Marano, Rachel Ann Daquis, Dindin Santiago-Manabat and Jovelyn Gonzaga, with Aiza Maizo-Pontillas joining as an alternate player/assistant coach.
Meanwhile, the Philippine protest urging a gender test for Manganang has been denied by Singaporean Southeast Asian Games organizers, according to Larong Volleyball ng Pilipinas, Inc. president Joey Romasanta.
“They (the organizers) told us there was not enough material time to conduct the gender test on the Indonesian,” said Romasanta on the sidelines of the PH-Indonesia women’s volleyball match at the OCBC Arena here on Wednesday
Romasanta added that he was informed by the SEAG Organizing Committee thatit was only following the certification given by the International Volleyball Federation, known by its French acronym FIVB, clearing Santini to compete in an earlier FIVB-sanctioned competition.
The volleyball head, who is also the Philippine Olympic Committee First Vice President, said that he did know the competition where the Indon had been clearance by the FIVB.
Romasanta said the alternative was to place the game against Indonesia under protest, but was prevailed upon here by a Filipino FIVB official, who requested not to be identified, not to pursue it because “the FIVB has already spoken on the matter.”
National women’s coach Roger Gorayeb had earlier requested the Philippine contingent file a protest against Manganang because of her masculine-looking appearance and physique.
Watch Philippines vs Indonesia 28th SEA Games Volleyball Live and Replay on June 10, 2015, Wednesday.
Philippine Women's Volleyball Team will be comprised of Alyssa Valdez, Jia Morado, Bea de Leon, Denden Lazaro, Jaja Santiago, Gretchel Soltones, Rhea Dimaculangan, Maika Ortiz, Aby Marano, Rachel Ann Daquis, Dindin Santiago-Manabat and Jovelyn Gonzaga, with Aiza Maizo-Pontillas joining as an alternate player/assistant coach.
“They (the organizers) told us there was not enough material time to conduct the gender test on the Indonesian,” said Romasanta on the sidelines of the PH-Indonesia women’s volleyball match at the OCBC Arena here on Wednesday
Romasanta added that he was informed by the SEAG Organizing Committee thatit was only following the certification given by the International Volleyball Federation, known by its French acronym FIVB, clearing Santini to compete in an earlier FIVB-sanctioned competition.
The volleyball head, who is also the Philippine Olympic Committee First Vice President, said that he did know the competition where the Indon had been clearance by the FIVB.
Romasanta said the alternative was to place the game against Indonesia under protest, but was prevailed upon here by a Filipino FIVB official, who requested not to be identified, not to pursue it because “the FIVB has already spoken on the matter.”
National women’s coach Roger Gorayeb had earlier requested the Philippine contingent file a protest against Manganang because of her masculine-looking appearance and physique.
Meanwhile, watch the much talked about match yesterday between Philippines and Indonesia.
Meanwhile, you can watch the Live Streaming here:
Amalia blocks Valdez. Indonesia takes the first set, 25-22. #LabanPilipinas
— Benggadora (@Benggadora08) June 10, 2015
Manganang almost hitting Gonzaga in the face. 23-21, IND #LabanPilipinas
— Benggadora (@Benggadora08) June 10, 2015
Valdez away from the net, she still scores! 22-21, Indonesia #LabanPilipinas
— Benggadora (@Benggadora08) June 10, 2015
Jovelyn Gonzaga goes through the block! 17-all! #LabanPilipinas pic.twitter.com/J6fzZ22drv
— Benggadora (@Benggadora08) June 10, 2015
Daquis scores! BANG!!! #LabanPilipinas pic.twitter.com/9FBNH7lCJJ
— Benggadora (@Benggadora08) June 10, 2015
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