They were resilient and Jaja their fount of strength. Choco Mucho was the only team to take them down 3-0. In the finals, they went down by one game to Creamline before winning the next two games.Ĭhery Tiggo won 11 of 14 matches and were hard to beat. They swept Petro Gazz, Army and Choco Mucho then took down the latter in the best-of-three semi-finals. Lucia and in five sets as well, but their bounce back was a 3-1 whitewashing of Creamline. They promptly returned to business in their next match with another three-set conquest of Perlas with Jaja leading the way with 15 points. Then they were stunned by BaliPure in five sets. When the tournament began, they opened in style with a pair of three-set sweeps of PLDT and Cignal. What made the victory sweeter was how they came from behind to win it. When a teammate was called for a net touch, she simply shrugged it off and went back to work. Furthermore, Jaja was named the PVL’s Open Conference and Finals Most Valuable Player.Īnd that isn’t counting the closet filled with individual awards she has carted home in various alphabet soup leagues.ĭon’t you just love her newfound equilibrium? Today, she is a champion with Chery Tiggo (formerly known as the Foton Tornadoes) and has earned the distinction of winning as an amateur and as a professional. She crossed the ocean to play semi-professional volleyball for the Saitama Ageo Medics where she led them to the V.Cup championship. Jaja was a part of two Shakey’s V-League and one Premier Volleyball League collegiate champions with National University, a Shakey’s V-League title with PLDT, and a two-time Philippine Super Liga champion with the Foton Tornadoes. Crossovers turn back Cool Smashers to claim PVL Open Conference crown
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