Season 86 finalist UST Golden Tigresses are making a move in the UAAP Season 87 women's volleyball tournament, racking up three-straight victories highlighted by a signature win over La Salle.
The UAAP Season 87 women’s volleyball tournament is shaping up to be a thrilling battle, with defending champion NU maintaining its unbeaten run while UST surges with a three-game win streak.
Meanwhile, several teams are fighting to stay in the mix, led by perennial powerhouse. Here’s how things stand after the latest matchups:
NU Lady Bulldogs (4-0)
NU remains the only unbeaten team, cruising past UE in straight sets to extend a perfect start. The champion Lady Bulldogs continue to dominate, showing why they’re the team to beat.
UST Golden Tigresses (3-1)
UST is on fire, extending its winning streak to three games after a five-set thriller against DLSU and a four-set victory over Adamson. Despite the slow start, the Golden Tigresses are proving to be a serious contender once again.
DLSU Lady Spikers (2-2)
La Salle suffered a tough five-set loss to UST but bounced back with a four-set win over UP. The Lady Spikers are still searching for consistency as they aim to climb the standings.
FEU Lady Tamaraws (2-2)
FEU pulled off a hard-fought five-set victory against Ateneo, bringing them back to an even record. The Lady Tamaraws are showing resilience in close matches, which could prove handy down the line.
Adamson Lady Falcons (2-2)
Adamson picked up a dominant straight-set win over UE but couldn’t keep their momentum, falling to UST in four sets. They’ll look to get back on track in their next games.
UP Fighting Maroons (2-2)
After starting the season 2-0, UP has hit a rough patch with back-to-back losses, the latest coming in four sets against DLSU. The Fighting Maroons will need to bounce back quickly.
Ateneo Blue Eagles (1-3)
Ateneo fought hard but fell short in a five-set battle against FEU. With just one win so far, the Blue Eagles will need to regroup to stay in the Final Four fight.
UE Lady Warriors (0-4)
UE is still looking for its first win after suffering straight-set losses to both Adamson and NU. The Lady Warriors need a breakthrough performance to get on the board.
(With reports from Inna Mina/One Sports)
—
[Editor's note: This article was generated by a member of the One Sports Digital team using AI, and then checked by the staff to ensure accuracy.]