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[Summary] => Heavy favorite La Salle pummeled undermanned Lyceum up front as it hacked out a 25-16, 25-20, 25-23 victory yesterday to seize the solo lead in the 2005 Shakeys V-League first conference at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
With the hard-hitting Michelle Carolino struggling, Maureen Penetrante and Desiree Hernandez picked up their game a notch higher as the two combined for 24 hits, including 18 on kills that sealed the Lady Archers a third straight win in this tournament bankrolled by Shakeys Pizza.
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MAUREEN PENETRANTE AND DESIREE HERNANDEZ
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With the hard-hitting Michelle Carolino struggling, Maureen Penetrante and Desiree Hernandez picked up their game a notch higher as the two combined for 24 hits, including 18 on kills that sealed the Lady Archers a third straight win in this tournament bankrolled by Shakeys Pizza.
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By Joey Villar | May 22, 2005 - 12:00am
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