Shakeys unveils third V-League on May 14
May 10, 2005 | 12:00am
Shakeys renews its commitment to help develop womens volleyball and at the same time provide the countrys top netters a venue where they could further hone their talent and skills as it stages the third Shakeys V-League on May 14 at the Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym.
The organizing Sports Vision Management Group, Inc. (SVMGI), which turned the once dormant game into a lively sport that had the fans clamoring for more after two conferences, has decided to go back to its original six-team roster, confident of sustaining the gains made by the sport in terms of popularity and acceptance in so short a time.
Arch rivals University of Santo Tomas and La Salle, champions of the first two editions of the league sponsored by leading pizza parlor Shakeys, head the cast that includes Lyceum, San Sebastian College, Far Eastern University and another school with a rich championship tradition in the sporting world.
"We always believe in SVMGIs vision, which is to push the sport further and bring back the glory days of womens volleyball," said Vic Gregorio, Shakeys Pizza general manager. "Besides, the Shakeys V-League also becomes a breeding ground of (volleybally) talents."
To ensure a power-packed, highly-charged conference and make it more exciting, all teams will go through a gruelling double-round eliminations and another double-round semifinals leading to the championship round, a best-of-three affair.
The organizing Sports Vision Management Group, Inc. (SVMGI), which turned the once dormant game into a lively sport that had the fans clamoring for more after two conferences, has decided to go back to its original six-team roster, confident of sustaining the gains made by the sport in terms of popularity and acceptance in so short a time.
Arch rivals University of Santo Tomas and La Salle, champions of the first two editions of the league sponsored by leading pizza parlor Shakeys, head the cast that includes Lyceum, San Sebastian College, Far Eastern University and another school with a rich championship tradition in the sporting world.
"We always believe in SVMGIs vision, which is to push the sport further and bring back the glory days of womens volleyball," said Vic Gregorio, Shakeys Pizza general manager. "Besides, the Shakeys V-League also becomes a breeding ground of (volleybally) talents."
To ensure a power-packed, highly-charged conference and make it more exciting, all teams will go through a gruelling double-round eliminations and another double-round semifinals leading to the championship round, a best-of-three affair.
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