It's not just a team, but a huge family.
The Philippine volleyball community was shell-shocked when F2 Logistics announced the disbandment of the Cargo Movers after eight successful years in the scene.
With heavy hearts, team veterans and newcomers bid farewell to the established organization and family in what would be the end of an era for volleyball fans.
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On Friday, former team captain and pioneer member Cha Cruz-Behag wrote a tearjerker as she joins the farewell to one of the most successful clubs in the Philippines.
"It’s been (eight) good long years, and as we all know, good and even great things can come to an end," Ms. Everything said.
"It’s heartbreaking and I will take my own time to process everything, choose not to dwell on the negative but cherish all the positive. For I know God is sovereign, I will continue to completely trust in Him and his master plan and I am excited for what lies ahead."
The 35-year-old veteran proceeded to thank the members of F2 Logistics from management to the team members, and the fans.
"I wish to hug each and every one of you, my F2 Fam! I love you all! I will value every single memory with you. It has been an honor. Simula umpisa, hanggang sa muli."
During the team's run, F2 Logistics had five titles in the Philippine Super Liga and placed third during the PVL First All-Filipino conference earlier this year.
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The volleyball community is collectively waiting for the fate of the Cargo Movers if the group will be absorbed by a different company or if the team's stars will move on to different squads.
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