Galanza leads Creamline's 20-game sweep
Jema Galanza lit up one of the primary reasons Creamline effectively shielded the 2019 Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Open Conference.
That is the reason it merits the Mid Season MVP with the First Best Outside Hitter grant.
Galanza was on the Cool Smashers during the nonappearance of speaker Alyssa Valdez and setter Jia Morado who has over and again neglected to play for the troop because of her national group obligations.
They incorporate Michele Gumabao, Risa Sato, Kyle Negrito, Kyla Atienza, Celine Domingo, Pau Soriano, and Rosemarie Vargas to enable the Cool Smashers to finish the 20-game breadth.
"For me, it feels so great since all our difficult work, penances proved to be fruitful," said Galanza with a normal of 14.12 focuses in the elimination round.
He has a 36.43 percent achievement rate on assaults, 0.37 prosper set, and 3.10 burrows per set.
Morado, who was granted the Finals MVP trophy, is brilliant.
That is the reason he needs to impart the MVP trophy to his colleagues that he's energized for Creamline to arrive at the top.
"I'm grateful to my colleagues - without them, I would have had the option to perform well. For me, to win a title isn't an individual exertion - it's a collaboration, "Morado said.
Morado posted 21 brilliant sets in Creamro's PetroGazz win in Game 1 (25-23, 25-23, 25-18) and 24 incredible sets in 29-27, 25-22, 27-25 in Game 2 last season Saturday.
