The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena. PVL Media

The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena

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<img src="https://news-image-api.abs-cbn.com/Prod/editorImage/1727874948358VL 2024 FEU vs. UST- FEU-3468.jpg" style="width: 960px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena. PVL Media">The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women&#39;s Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena. PVL MediaMANILA -- Far Eastern University dashed University of Santo Tomas&#39; hopes for a perfect campaign in the 2024 V-League Women&#39;s Collegiate Challenge with a dramatic win on Wednesday at the Philsports Arena.The Lady Tamaraws saved three match points in the fifth set before wrapping up a 25-22, 22-25, 25-21, 19-25, 17-15 triumph in Game 2, sending the best-of-3 Finals series to a deciding match.&nbsp;But it was a chaotic affair as UST looked to have clinched the crown thanks to a 1-2 play by their setter, Cassie Carballo. Confetti showered the court and the Tigresses were already celebrating when the FEU coaching staff challenged the play for a net touch.A review showed that Carballo&#39;s left hand indeed made contact with the net on her way down, overturning the point.&quot;Noong nagbalik &#39;yung point, talagang hinid ko binitawayn &#39;ynug chance na binigay,&quot; said FEU setter and team captain Tin Ubaldo.<a class="fr-green fr-strong" href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/9/29/v-league-ust-on-cusp-of-sweep-after-game-1-win-vs-feu-1920">READ: UST on cusp of sweep after Game 1 win vs. FEU</a>Once the confetti was cleared, the match resumed with the set tied at 14. The Lady Tamaraws saved two more match points before a crucial block by Ubaldo shifted the momentum in their favor.They went on to clinch the win thanks to a miscommunication by UST, with the Tigresses failing to recover a free ball.&quot;Super happy kasi talagang pinagtrabahuhan namin &#39;yung win na &#39;to. Parang lahat talaga nag&ndash;contribute sa win. Though maraming lapses, &#39;yung errors, miscues, pero nakabawi pa rin kami,&quot; said Ubaldo.This was UST&#39;s first loss of the tournament, with the Tigresses having hoped for an unbeaten campaign after taking Game 1 on Sunday.Jean Asis spearheaded FEU with 20 points on 17 attacks and three blocks, while Faida Bakanke and Jaz Ellarina contributed 18 and 16 points, respectively. Chenie Tagaod had nine markers to go along with 11 excellent receptions.Ubaldo dished out 22 excellent sets laced with four points and 10 excellent digs, while Margarett Encarnacion and Julianne Monares, who took turns defending the floor, had 10 excellent digs and 10 excellent receptions, respectively.The loss is a tough one for the Tigresses, who were already ahead 13-9 after Jonna Perdido powered an attack through FEU&#39;s net defense. But the Lady Tams battled back, aided by a UST service error, before Ubaldo rejected Perdido at the net to knot the count at 13 and set the stage for the nerve-wracking finish.Regina Jurado led the Tigresses with 24 points on 21 attacks, two blocks, and one ace to go along with 14 excellent digs, while Perdido and Renee Pe&ntilde;afiel added 17 and 15 markers, respectively. Perdido also had 16 excellent receptions.Carballo produced 22 excellent sets, while Detdet Pepito registered 26 excellent digs and 18 excellent receptions in the loss.The Tigresses played without Angge Poyos, who was feeling under the weather.Game 3 is set for Friday.

A review showed that Carballo&#39;s left hand indeed made contact with the net on her way down, overturning the point.&quot;Noong nagbalik &#39;yung point, talagang hinid ko binitawayn &#39;ynug chance na binigay,&quot; said FEU setter and team captain Tin Ubaldo.<a class="fr-green fr-strong" href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/9/29/v-league-ust-on-cusp-of-sweep-after-game-1-win-vs-feu-1920">READ: UST on cusp of sweep after Game 1 win vs. FEU</a>Once the confetti was cleared, the match resumed with the set tied at 14. The Lady Tamaraws saved two more match points before a crucial block by Ubaldo shifted the momentum in their favor.They went on to clinch the win thanks to a miscommunication by UST, with the Tigresses failing to recover a free ball.&quot;Super happy kasi talagang pinagtrabahuhan namin &#39;yung win na &#39;to. Parang lahat talaga nag&ndash;contribute sa win. Though maraming lapses, &#39;yung errors, miscues, pero nakabawi pa rin kami,&quot; said Ubaldo.This was UST&#39;s first loss of the tournament, with the Tigresses having hoped for an unbeaten campaign after taking Game 1 on Sunday.Jean Asis spearheaded FEU with 20 points on 17 attacks and three blocks, while Faida Bakanke and Jaz Ellarina contributed 18 and 16 points, respectively. Chenie Tagaod had nine markers to go along with 11 excellent receptions.Ubaldo dished out 22 excellent sets laced with four points and 10 excellent digs, while Margarett Encarnacion and Julianne Monares, who took turns defending the floor, had 10 excellent digs and 10 excellent receptions, respectively.The loss is a tough one for the Tigresses, who were already ahead 13-9 after Jonna Perdido powered an attack through FEU&#39;s net defense. But the Lady Tams battled back, aided by a UST service error, before Ubaldo rejected Perdido at the net to knot the count at 13 and set the stage for the nerve-wracking finish.Regina Jurado led the Tigresses with 24 points on 21 attacks, two blocks, and one ace to go along with 14 excellent digs, while Perdido and Renee Pe&ntilde;afiel added 17 and 15 markers, respectively. Perdido also had 16 excellent receptions.Carballo produced 22 excellent sets, while Detdet Pepito registered 26 excellent digs and 18 excellent receptions in the loss.The Tigresses played without Angge Poyos, who was feeling under the weather.Game 3 is set for Friday.

The Lady Tamaraws saved three match points in the fifth set before wrapping up a 25-22, 22-25, 25-21, 19-25, 17-15 triumph in Game 2, sending the best-of-3 Finals series to a deciding match.&nbsp;But it was a chaotic affair as UST looked to have clinched the crown thanks to a 1-2 play by their setter, Cassie Carballo. Confetti showered the court and the Tigresses were already celebrating when the FEU coaching staff challenged the play for a net touch.

<img src="https://news-image-api.abs-cbn.com/Prod/editorImage/1727874948358VL 2024 FEU vs. UST- FEU-3468.jpg" style="width: 960px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena. PVL Media">The FEU Lady Tamaraws celebrate against the UST Golden Tigresses in Game 2 of the 2024 V-League Women&#39;s Collegiate Challenge Finals, October 2, 2024 at the Philsports Arena. PVL MediaMANILA -- Far Eastern University dashed University of Santo Tomas&#39; hopes for a perfect campaign in the 2024 V-League Women&#39;s Collegiate Challenge with a dramatic win on Wednesday at the Philsports Arena.

Far Eastern University dashed University of Santo Tomas' hopes for a perfect campaign in the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge with a dramatic win on Wednesday at the Philsports Arena.

Far Eastern University dashed University of Santo Tomas' hopes for a perfect campaign in the 2024 V-League Women's Collegiate Challenge with a dramatic win on Wednesday at the Philsports Arena.

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