Looks like PLDT wants a title run.
Flashback to UAAP Season 78, when the DLSU Lady Spikers took down the Ateneo Lady Eagles in three exciting matches of their Finals series.
Kim Kianna Dy was pivotal in that run, hailed as the Most Valuable Player of the Finals. She also had plenty of help in Best Blocker Majoy Baron and Best Setter Kim Fajardo.
There's no doubt the chemistry is there, having continued their careers as longtime members of the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers.
But even with the disbandment of their previous club, the three will be sticking together.
They even arranged a reunion, as the trio reconnect with former DLSU teammate Mika Reyes with the PLDT High Speed Hitters.
The Rald Ricafort-led squad, which finished fifth in the previous PVL Second All-Filipino Conference, already showed signs of making a big move, letting go of setter Anj Legacion, opposite spiker Mich Morente, and outside hitter Mean Mendrez.
Now, the High Speed Hitters are even more primed for what has been an overdue deep playoff run in the PVL, stacking the three former Cargo Movers with Reyes, the high-scoring Savannah Davison, and veterans Rhea Dimaculangan, Kath Arado, Royse Tubino, and Dell Palomata.
PLDT has one of the bigger hauls of the current PVL offseason, if not the biggest one.
Check out the summary of PVL off-season moves here.