Alas

Alas Pilipinas’ FIVB Men's World Championship run began with a dream, soared with a historic win, and ended in heartbreak—memories that Bryan Bagunas, Josh Ybañez, and Marck Espejo looked back on.

PNVF president Tats Suzara announced a seven-year development program with FIVB to build on the Philippines' historic World Championship debut and growing passion for men's volleyball.

On that fateful Thursday night, volleyball fans in Araneta were watching a do-or-die match on the court between France and Argentina. Every minute or so, they would flick their eyes towards smaller screens, the FIVB MWCH match between Alas and Iran.

From Italy’s golden generation to the Philippines’ first-ever World Championship win, Angiolino Frigoni has brought pedigree, patience, and pride to Alas Pilipinas.

Creamline star Alyssa Valdez is the latest to salute Alas Pilipinas Men’s inspiring journey in the 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship.

After a memorable Pool A run, Alas Pilipinas are 19th place in the 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship, finishing as the second-best Asian team just behind tormentor Iran.

In celebration of the FIVB Men’s World Championships in Manila, FIVB and FIVB Volleyball Foundation speaheaded a landmark initiative that transformed an outdoor court into art.

Alas Pilipinas end an inspiring 2025 FIVB Men's World Championship in 19th place, after a heartbreaking five-sett loss to Iran.

Alas Women’s Jia De Guzman and Fifi Sharma led the overwhelming show of support from the Philippine volleyball community for Alas Men, whose FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship 2025 campaign came to a heartbreaking end.

Bryan Bagunas, Owa Retamar, Josh Ybanez, and Marck Espejo all finished among the statistical leaders of the 2025 FIVB Men’s World Championship, proving Alas Pilipinas’ talent belongs on the global stage.