Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, June 9, 2024 – Hosts Thailand and Philippines continued scorching streak on the twenty second “Princess Cup” Girls’s U18 Southeast Asian Volleyball Championship on the Nakhon Pathom Gymnasium after powering previous Australia and Malaysia respectively on Sunday for 2 successive wins within the six-day match.
On Saturday, Philippines bought their marketing campaign opener off to a superb begin following convincing win of their completely one-sided battle towards Singapore, whereas Malaysia went down in thrilling three-setter towards Australia.
One other win on Sunday carried the Filipinas’ momentum to a 2-0 win/loss report within the single round-robin competitors.
Each Philippines and Malaysia began the opening set with nearly related customary which noticed the rating leveled at 6-6 and 10-10 from the start. After that, Philippines discovered their contact as they broke away with a four-point benefit at 19-15 and prolonged it to 23-20. Exterior hitter Denesse Daylisan attacked effectively to deliver Philippines to the set level 24-20 and Maile Paz Salang and Avril Denise Bron solidly blocked a spike from Tian Ye Eunice for the eventual 25-20 win within the set.
Conceding one set, Malaysia cruised their means again from trailing intently 3-5 to catch the Philippines at 8-8 and from then on, either side put up an excellent combat, turning it into a good contest. Malaysia continued main the best way, with Philippines scorching on their heels. Leveling at 27-27, Malaysia upped their tempo to bag two factors in a row for the win within the hard-fought set 29-27.
Within the third set, Philippines raced to a 16-10 lead, however Malaysia bounced again to path shut 16-17 and caught up with the opponents 21-21. Nonetheless, the Filipinas regained their composure to remain in entrance 24-22 earlier than center blocker Lianne Penuliar slammed a down-the-line hit handy the staff’s 25-22 win.
Malaysia tried exhausting to come back again within the fourth set, however they dedicated unforced errors to path far behind 17-24. A service from Akeyla Bartolabac went out huge, saving the day for Malaysia, however their problem ended seconds later when Lianne Penuliar hammered an overpass kill for the Philippines’ 25-18 win on this set.
Denesse Daylisan and Kimberly Chelmei Rubin delivered 13 factors apiece for Philippines, whereas Tian Ye Eunice scored a match-high 26 factors from 21 assaults, two blocks and three aces on the Malaysia’s loss.
Philippines will subsequent go up towards Thailand within the battle of the 2 unbeaten groups on Monday, whereas Malaysia will tackle Singapore.
On Sunday, Thailand, contemporary from 3-0 rout of Indonesia, confronted off towards Australia, which additionally emerged triumphant of their 3-0 opener towards Malaysia. The host aspect remained sturdy offensively with the likes of out of doors hitter Supawadee Panwilai, who tallied 17 factors of their earlier match, reverse Sasikan Janoiu and center blocker Nattharika Wasan. Australia shuffled their beginning lineup on this match, with reverse Lara Maric orchestrating the offensive system.
The primary set turned out to be one-way site visitors. With exterior hitter Atitaya Kaewnok unleashing highly effective assaults, Thailand proved a reduce above the Australians to take an early lead with eight-point benefit at 16-4. They cruised on to win the straightforward set 25-8.
Australia regrouped and performed with extra confidence to seize an preliminary 3-1 lead within the second set earlier than Thailand fought again to catch the guests at 5-5 and once more 11-11. From then, the battle grew to become intense, with Thailand main the best way and Australia making an attempt to shut the margin. Holding one-point benefit to guide narrowly 20-19, Thailand made quick work of the guests, scoring 5 factors in a row to shut out the set 25-19.
The third set was closely-contested from the start. Nonetheless, mixture assaults, consistency and resilience made the distinction for Thailand as they led 13-8. Australia despatched in lots of substitutes to enhance on their defence, however their intention was nonetheless in useless. Thailand went on their good present to win the set 25-15, once more with out a lot effort.
Sasikan Kanoiu, Supawadee Panwilai and Atitaya Kaewnok scored 11 factors every for Thailand, whereas Lara Maric led Australia with 9 factors together with 6 assaults from 19 makes an attempt.
Australia dominated the blocking sport, getting 9 stuffs to Thailand’s 5, however the Southeast Asian aspect did an excellent job of main the opponents in kills (40 to 16) and aces (6 to 2) – in addition they benefited from extra opponent errors (24 to fifteen).
Earlier, Indonesia registered their first win within the match following their snug 3-0 victory towards Singapore on Sunday.
Indonesia relied on their assaults from Tina Syifa Sabila Salim and Chelsa Berliana Nurtomo to simply seize the primary two units 25-9, 25-6. Though Singapore tried exhausting to revive their fortunes within the third set, they did not make their mark and trailed by huge margin 8-17. Indonesia went on their high quality type to achieve the match level 24-16, permitting the opponents yet one more level to seize the set 25-17 and match.
Tina Syifa Sabila Salim chipped in with 13 factors together with 11 kills from 17 makes an attempt for Malaysia, whereas Yong Yuchi Melanie, Chia Yu-en Elizabeth and Tan Zi Yu Katie scored 4 factors apiece on the Singapore’s loss.
On Monday, Singapore tackle Malaysia, Australia play Indonesia and Philippines go up towards Thailand.
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