Sisi Rondina, Savi Davison lead early top performers in PVL All-Filipino Conference

As the 2024-25 PVL All-Filipino Conference progresses, the league’s top performers are setting the stage with their outstanding scoring, defense, and playmaking contributions. 

Here’s a breakdown of the statistical leaders elevating their teams and defining the season.

Top Scorers

Offensive dominance is on full display this season, with these players leading the charge:

• Sisi Rondina (134 points) 
  • Choco Mucho’s unstoppable scoring machine continues to amaze with her versatility and athleticism, cementing her place as the league’s premier offensive weapon.

• Brooke Van Sickle (131 points)
  • A close contender, Van Sickle’s all-around brilliance keeps her at the forefront of Petro Gazz’s attack.

• Savi Davison (119 points)
  • Combining power and precision, Davison remains a reliable force at the net for PLDT.

• Trisha Tubu (109 points)
  • The lefty opposite proves she’s more than ready for the big stage, bringing skill and composure to the steadily improving Farm Fresh.

• Ivy Lacsina (95 points)
  • A consistent contributor, Lacsina’s offensive output continues to be vital for Akari’s success in the All-Filipino Conference.

Top Spikers

These spikers are redefining efficiency, converting opportunities into points with remarkable consistency:

• Savi Davison (41.20%)
  • Leading the league in attack success, Davison’s pinpoint accuracy makes her a tough task for even the best defenders in the league.

• Trisha Tubu (40.40%)
  • Tubu also continues to deliver a lethal mix of power and placement, helping the Foxies find their way into the extended conference.

• Erika Santos (38.64%)
  • Santos impresses with her ability to deliver under pressure, adding depth to the High Speed Hitters’ offense.

• Ivy Lacsina (38.63%)
  • The converted outside hitter has proven why it was a good decision to do such a thing as she blends power with finesse.

• Brooke Van Sickle (37.07%)
  • Van Sickle’s balanced approach to volume and efficiency solidifies her status as a top-tier spiker for the league-leading Angels.

Top Servers

Serving is a game-changer, and these players are turning it into a weapon:

• Gel Cayuna (0.53 aces per set) 
  • Leading the league with her tactical serves, Cayuna’s precision is a key asset for Cignal.

• Brooke Van Sickle (0.40 aces per set) 
  • Adding another dimension to her already stellar game, Van Sickle keeps opponents on edge with her serves.

• Aby Maraño (0.40 aces per set) 
  • A veteran presence at the service line, Maraño’s consistency remains invaluable for Chery Tiggo.
    

• Julia Coronel (0.39 aces per set)
  • The prized rookie setter impresses with her ability to deliver under pressure despite Galeries Tower’s slow start in the conference.

• Fiola Ceballos (0.39 aces per set) 
  • Ceballos’ sharp serving keeps defenses guessing and contributes to PLDT’s early success.

Top Diggers

In a league filled with hard hitters, these defensive specialists are ensuring no ball hits the floor:

• Dawn Macandili-Catindig (5.06 digs per set)
  • No surprises here as Macandili-Catindig continues to anchor the HD Spikers with her incredible reflexes and court awareness.
    

• Alyssa Eroa (4.48 digs per set)
  • Eroa is proof of why the Highrisers continue to be one of the best defensive teams in the league.
    

• Thang Ponce (4.27 digs per set)
  • A reliable force in the back row, Ponce’s efforts are key to Choco Mucho’s defensive schemes.
    

• Kath Arado (4.00 digs per set)
  • Known for her steady performance, Arado consistently delivers in crucial moments for the High Speed Hitters.

• Roma Mae Doromal (3.84 digs per set)
  • Bringing energy and grit, Doromal is proving to be a cornerstone for the young Capital1 squad.
    

Top Setters

Playmakers are the backbone of any offense, and these setters are orchestrating plays to perfection:

• Louie Romero (4.50 sets per set)
  • The league leader in assists, Romero’s precision and court vision keep the Foxies’ offense running like clockwork.

• Kyle Negrito (4.47 sets per set)
  • Negrito’s creativity and adaptability make her a dependable piece in Creamline’s championship hopes once more.
    

• Gel Cayuna (4.35 sets per set) 
  • A dual threat with her setting and serving, Cayuna continues to elevate her game for Cignal.

• Cloanne Mondoñedo (3.95 sets per set)
  • A steady hand at the helm, Mondoñedo has been a bright spot for ZUS Coffee in their impressive start so far.

• Mars Alba (3.92 sets per set)
  • Stepping up in a bigger role this conference, Alba’s calm demeanor and precise execution stand out in tight situations for the Flying Titans.

Top Receivers

Passing excellence.

Reception is the first step in any successful play, and these players are setting the standard:

• Baby Love Barbon (37.74% efficiency) 
  • Dominating the reception game, Barbon’s steady hands and sharp instincts are invaluable to Petro Gazz, given their already mighty offense.

• Heather Guino-o (28.83% efficiency) 
  • A dependable presence in the backcourt, Guino-o delivers consistent results whether on offense or defense for the Solar Spikers.

• Lucille Almonte (28.69% efficiency)
  • Balancing her reception duties with offensive contributions, Almonte has been one of the few bright spots for Nxled.

• Jema Galanza (27.87% efficiency)
  • Galanza’s court awareness and poise make her a crucial receiver and all the more an even bigger threat on offense for the Cool Smashers.

• Alyssa Bertolano (27.85% efficiency)
  • Young but reliable, Bertolano has shown immense promise in her role for the Foxies this conference, racking up triple-doubles on multiple occasions.
    

Looking Ahead

As the All-Filipino Conference heads into 2025, these statistical leaders are expected to play pivotal roles in their team’s fortunes. 

Can Sisi Rondina maintain her grip on the scoring title? Will Louie Romero and Dawn Macandili-Catindig continue their dominance in setting and defense?

With more intense matchups on the horizon, the stage is set for thrilling action that will keep fans at the edge of their seats come next year.