Philippines women's national volleyball team

Philippines

Association	Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF)
Confederation	AVC
Head coach	Jorge Edson De Brito
FIVB ranking	57 (as of 31 July 2023)
Uniforms
Home Away Third
World Championship
Appearances	1 (First in 1974)
Best result	18th (1974)
Asian Volleyball Championship
Appearances	10 (First in 1983)
Best result	5th (1983)
Honours Summer Universiade 1967 Tokyo Team Southeast Asian Games 1977 Kuala Lumpur Team 1979 Jakarta Team 1981 Manila Team 1985 Bangkok Team 1987 Jakarta Team 1993 Singapore Team 1983 Singapore Team 1995 Chang Mai Team 1997 Jakarta Team 1991 Manila Team 2001 Kuala Lumpur Team 2003 Hanoi Team 2005 Manila Team SEA V.League 2019 Nakhon Ratchasima Team 2019 Santa Rosa Team

The Philippines women's national volleyball team represents the Philippines in international volleyball competitions and friendly matches, governed by Philippine National Volleyball Federation since 2021. Philippines' highest achievement was they qualified and competed at the FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship in 1974 edition, where they finished at 18th place.

History

The Philippine national team was formerly organized and sanctioned by the Philippine Volleyball Federation (PVF), originally known as the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (PAVA) from 1961 to 2003. The team was a regional powerhouse in Southeast Asia having won gold medals at the 1977, 1979, 1981, 1985, 1987 and 1993 editions of the Southeast Asian Games. The Philippines also participated at its first and only FIVB Volleyball World Championship in 1974.

The national team had its last gold medal at the Southeast Asian Games finish under Russian-Latvian head coach Staņislavs Lugailo, who was part of the Soviet Union men's national team that won gold at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, was hired to lead the team in 1990. He guided the team to its bronze medal finish at the 1991 Southeast Asian Games. The national team had a training camp in Japan in 1992 where it played games against Japanese volleyball clubs. Lyugailo later led the national team to win a gold medal at the Southeast Asian Games in 1993 defeating defending champions Thailand in the final. Thailand would later defeat the Philippines in the next edition in 1995 in the gold medal match. The Philippines fail to duplicate its gold medal games for the next editions of the Southeast Asian Games with Thailand establishing dominance in women's volleyball in the region.

The Philippine national team did not see international play after the 2005 edition of the Southeast Asian Games and the Asian Championships. The Philippines won a bronze medal at the 2005 Southeast Asian Games. They would make a comeback at the Asian Championships in 2013 and at the Southeast Asian Games in 2015 respectively.

In 2014, the PVF lost recognition of the Philippine Olympic Committee after a leadership crisis. The Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) recognized the Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas, Inc. (LVPI) as its provisional member in 2015 effectively taking over the PVF's mandate. The LVPI was allowed to send and organize national volleyball teams, including the women's team to FIVB tournaments for the next few years.

After failing to get a podium finish at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games, it was decided that the national team coached by Roger Gorayeb will be disbanded. However it is later decided that Gorayeb will remain coach of the national team which participated in another tournament, the 2015 VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup. The team finish last out of six teams and was without many of its players that played in the Southeast Asian Games.

In 2021, the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) was formed and was given full FIVB membership replacing the LVPI as the volleyball federation for volleyball in the Philippines.

Results

Major tournaments

Competitive record

Tournament	Appearances	Finishes
		Champions	Runners-up	Third place	Fourth place	Total
FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship	1	0	0	0	0	0
Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	9	0	0	0	0	0
Asian Women's Volleyball Cup	2	0	0	0	0	0
Asian Women's Volleyball Challenge Cup	1	0	0	0	0	0
Volleyball at the Asian Games	6	0	0	0	3	3
Southeast Asian Games	18	6	3	4	4	17
SEA V.League	5	0	0	2	3	5
Total	41	6	3	6	9	24

Fixtures and results

Competition record

FIVB Volleyball World Championship

FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Hungary	September 13, 1974	0–3	4–15	2–15	2–15			8–45	1974 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship	Mexico City, Mexico
Romania	September 14, 1974	0–3	3–15	6–15	5–15			14–45
Brazil	September 15, 1974	0–3	5–15	2–15	10–15			14–45
Puerto Rico	September 18, 1974	3–0	15–10	15–5	15–2			45–17
Bahamas	September 19, 1974	3–0	15–11	15–13	15–5			45–29
China	September 20, 1974	0–3	5–15	1–15	5–15			11–45
Brazil	September 22, 1974	0–3	0–15	3–15	3–15			6–45
Czechoslovakia	September 23, 1974	0–3	8–15	10–15	10–15			28–45
Bulgaria	September 24, 1974	1–3	15–13	5–15	6–15	6–15		32–58
China	September 26, 1974	0–3	5–15	4–15	9–15			18–45
Netherlands	September 27, 1974	0–3	10–15	6–15	4–15			20–45
Chinese Taipei	June 4, 1997	0–3	5–15	6–15	2–15			13–45	1998 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship qualification	Suwon, South Korea
Kazakhstan	June 5, 1997	0–3	7–15	7–15	7–15			21–45
South Korea	June 6, 1997	0–3	4–15	8–15	4–15			16–45
Tonga	August 1, 2006	3–0	25–13	25–16	25–15			75–44	2006 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship qualification (AVC)	Ratchaburi, Thailand
Kazakhstan	August 2, 2006	0–3	16–25	18–25	22–25			56–75
Thailand	August 4, 2006	0–3	11–25	15–25	9–25			35–75
South Korea	August 5, 2006	0–3	14–25	17–25	13–25			44–75
Vietnam	June 14, 2013	0–3	9–25	11–25	18–25	–	–	38–75	2014 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship qualification (AVC)	Khe Sanh, Vietnam
Myanmar	June 15, 2013	3–1	20–25	25–14	25–10	25–17	–	95–66
Indonesia	June 16, 2013	0–3	20–25	19–25	22–25	–	–	61–75

Asian Women's Championship

Asian Women's Championship History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Australia	September 21, 1997	1–3	8–15	10–15	15–8	7–15		40–53	1997 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Manila, Philippines
Chinese Taipei	September 23, 1997	0–3	4–15	4–15	2–15			10–45
Japan	September 25, 1997	0–3	1–15	6–15	4–15			11–45
Thailand	September 27, 1997	0–3	7–15	4–15	10–15			21–45
Uzbekistan	September 28, 1997	0–3	6–15	8–15	13–15			27–45
Australia	September 20, 2003	3–2	23–25	25–22	25–14	12–25	15–12	100–98	2003 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	China
China	September 21, 2003	0–3	16–25	7–25	22–25			45–75
Kazakhstan	September 22, 2003	0–3	15–25	12–25	19–25			46–75
South Korea	September 24, 2003	0–3	14–25	10–25	7–25			31–75
Japan	September 25, 2003	0–3	16–25	23–25	17–25			56–75
Chinese Taipei	September 26, 2003	0–3	18–25	16–25	11–25			45–75
Kazakhstan	September 27, 2003	0–3	0–25	0–25	0–25			Forfeited
Hong Kong	September 1, 2005	3–0	25–21	25–13	25–22			75–56	2005 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Taicang, China
North Korea	September 2, 2005	0–3	17–25	12–25	13–25			42–75
Kazakhstan	September 3, 2005	1–3	11–25	11–25	25–22	12–25		59–97
China	September 4, 2005	0–3	10–25	16–25	13–25			39–75
Thailand	September 5, 2005	0–3	14–25	16–25	17–25			47–75
India	September 6, 2005	3–1	25–21	18–25	25–17	25–18		93–81
Australia	September 7, 2005	3–0	25–23	25–18	15–18			75–59
India	September 13, 2013	0–3	22–25	24–26	12–25			58–76	2013 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Iran	September 14, 2013	1–3	25–19	20–25	18–25	15–25		78–94
China	September 15, 2013	0–3	09–25	10–25	08–25			27–75
Sri Lanka	September 16, 2013	3–2	19–25	25–18	19–25	25–23	15–12	103–103
Myanmar	September 17, 2013	3–0	25–18	25–22	25–18			75–58
Australia	September 19, 2013	0–3	22–25	15–25	23–25			60–75
India	September 20, 2013	0–3	19–25	22–25	16–25			57–75
Australia	May 20, 2015	1–3	18–25	18–25	26–24	15–25		77–99	2015 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Tianjin, China
Kazakhstan	May 21, 2015	0–3	11–25	10–25	13–25			34–75
South Korea	May 22, 2015	0–3	8–25	7–25	8–25			23–75
Hong Kong	May 23, 2015	3–2	21–25	18–25	25–20	25–16	15–11	104–97
Sri Lanka	May 24, 2015	3–1	25–14	19–25	25–18	25–17		94–74
India	May 26, 2015	0–3	25–27	13–25	20–25			58–77
Mongolia	May 27, 2015	1–3	18–25	13–25	30–28	22–25		83–104
Hong Kong	August 9, 2017	3–0	25–21	25–16	25–17			75–54	2017 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Biñan, Laguna, Philippines
Kazakhstan	August 11, 2017	0–3	23–25	20–25	19–25			62–75
South Korea	August 13, 2017	0–3	23–25	18–25	12–25			53–75
Vietnam	August 14, 2017	3–1	27–25	26–24	17–25	25–23		95–97
Thailand	August 15, 2017	0–3	21–25	14–25	20–25			55–75
Chinese Taipei	August 16, 2017	0–3	19–25	20–25	19–25			59–75
Kazakhstan	August 17, 2017	2–3	20–25	16–25	25–21	25–21	3–15	89–107
Kazakhstan	August 30, 2023	2–3	21–25	25–17	26–24	25–27	6–15	103–108	2023 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
China	August 31, 2023	0–3	15–25	20–25	17–25			52–75
Hong Kong	September 1, 2023	0–3	21–25	21–25	11–25			53–75
Iran	September 3, 2023	2–3	25–22	22–25	21–25	26–24	12–15	106–111
Uzbekistan	September 5, 2023	3–0	25–20	25–17	25–23			75–60

Asian Women's Volleyball Cup

Asian Women's Volleyball Cup History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Australia	September 16, 2018	2–3	25–21	25–21	24–26	16–25	10–15	100–108	2018 Asian Women's Volleyball Cup	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Iran	September 17, 2018	2–3	29–27	16–25	25–17	12–25	13–15	95–109
Kazakhstan	September 18, 2018	3–1	25–22	25–23	20–25	25–17	–	95–87
South Korea	September 21, 2018	1–3	13–25	26–24	7–25	21–25	–	67–99
Kazakhstan	September 22, 2018	2–3	13–25	25–23	22–25	25–17	8–15	93–105
Vietnam	August 21, 2022	0–3	19–25	17–25	29–31	–	–	65–81	2022 Asian Women's Volleyball Cup	Pasig City, Philippines
China	August 23, 2022	0–3	16–25	22–25	20–25	–	–	58–75
Iran	August 24, 2022	3–1	25–19	25–22	20–25	25–14	–	95–80
South Korea	August 25, 2022	3–0	25–18	25–13	25–17	–	–	75–48
Thailand	August 27, 2022	1–3	18–25	25–23	20–25	9–25	–	72–98
Australia	August 28, 2022	3–2	21–25	25–19	19–25	25–18	15–12	105–99
Chinese Taipei	August 29, 2022	1–3	26–28	21–25	21–25			68–78

Asian Women's Volleyball Challenge Cup

The Philippines' Asian Women's Volleyball Challenge Cup record
Year	Round	Position	Pld	W	L	SW	SL	Squad
2018	Not Held
2020
2022	Did not participate
2023	7th place match	7th place	6	3	3	10	12	Squad
Total	0 Title(s)	7th position	6	3	3	10	12	—

Asian Women's Volleyball Challenge Cup History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Macau	June 19, 2023	3–0	25–14	25–12	25–9	–	–	75–35	2023 Asian Women's Volleyball Challenge Cup	Gresik, East Java, Indonesia
Indonesia	June 20, 2023	0–3	17–25	20–25	10–25	–	–	47–75
India	June 21, 2023	3–2	25–22	26–28	11–25	29–27	18–16	109–118
Australia	June 23, 2023	1–3	18–25	22–25	25–21	20–25	–	85–96
Iran	June 24, 2023	0–3	20–25	13–25	16–25			49–75
Uzbekistan	June 25, 2023	3–1	25–14	13–25	25–18	25–18	–	88–75

Asian Games

Asian Games Volleyball History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
South Korea	August 25, 1962	2–3	15–10	16–14	6–15	2–15	11–15	50–69	1962 Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia
Indonesia	August 26, 1962	0–3	11–15	8–15	8–15			27–45
Japan	August 27, 1962	0–3	4–15	0–15	3–15			7–45
Thailand	August 19, 2018	0–3	22–25	12–25	15–25				2018 Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia
Japan	August 21, 2018	0–3	12–25	15–25	21–25
Hong Kong	August 23, 2018	3–0	25–18	25–21	25–22
Indonesia	August 25, 2018	1–3	20–25	20–25	26–24	22–25
China	August 29, 2018	0–3	15–25	9–25	7–25
Kazakhstan	August 31, 2018	2–3	11–25	25–22	15–25	15–19	14–16
Indonesia	September 1, 2018	1–3	17–25	25–23	19–25	20–25

Asian Games: Nine-a-side

Asian Games Nine-a-side Volleyball History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
South Korea	August 29, 1962	0–3	19–21	20–22	12–21			51–64	1962 Asian Games	Jakarta,Indonesia
Indonesia	August 30, 1962	2–3	17–21	14–21	21–19	21–16	17–21	90–98
Japan	August 31, 1962	0–3	15–21	17–21	6–21			38–63

Southeast Asian Games

Southeast Asian Games History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Indonesia	September 9, 2001	3–2	25–19	22–25	11–25	26–24	16–14	100–107	2001 Southeast Asian Games	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Malaysia	September 11, 2001	3–1	25–14	21–25	28–26	25–23		99–88
Vietnam	September 15, 2001	2–3	24–26	25–21	28–30	25–20	11–15	113–112
Indonesia	September 16, 2001	3–1	16–25	25–19	25–19	25–19		90–82
Thailand	December 2003	0–3	20–25	17–25	9–25			46–75	2003 Southeast Asian Games	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Indonesia	December 2003	3–2	25–17	23–25	25–23	17–25	15–12	106–103
Malaysia	December 2003	3–0	25–14	25–18	25–15			75–47
Vietnam	December 2003	0–3	22–25	21–25	18–25			61–75
Singapore	December 2003	3–0	25–21	25–13	25–19			75–53
Vietnam	December 11, 2003	2–3	25–23	25–21	21–25	24–26	9–15	104–110
Indonesia	December 12, 2003	3–2	21–25	25–23	25–16	20–25	17–15	108–104
Singapore	October 27, 2005	3–0	25–9	25–16	25–20			75–45	2005 Southeast Asian Games	Bacolod,Negros Occidental, Philippines
Indonesia	October 28, 2005	3–1	25–18	22–25	25–20	25–19		97–82
Vietnam	October 30, 2005	1–3	25–13	17–25	22–25	21–25		85–88
Thailand	October 31, 2005	0–3	19–25	11–25	12–25			42–75
Indonesia	June 10, 2015	0–3	22–25	20–25	14–25	–	–	56–75	2015 Southeast Asian Games	Kallang, Singapore
Malaysia	June 11, 2015	3–0	25–15	25–18	25–16			75–49
Vietnam	June 13, 2015	0–3	16–25	21–25	23–25			60–75
Malaysia	August 23, 2017	3–0	25–18	25–11	25–16			75–45	2017 Southeast Asian Games	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Vietnam	August 25, 2017	0–3	24–26	12–25	23–25
Thailand	August 26, 2017	0–3	21–25	17–25	17–25
Vietnam	August 27, 2017	1–3	27–25	22–25	20–25	21–25
Vietnam	December 3, 2019	2–3	25–21	23–25	19–25	25–20	8–15		2019 Southeast Asian Games	Pasig, Philippines
Thailand	December 5, 2019	0–3	16–25	22–25	32–34
Indonesia	December 7, 2019	1–3	25–22	26–28	22–25	14–25
Indonesia	December 9, 2019	2–3	20–25	26–24	15–25	25–20	14–16
Malaysia	May 13, 2022	3–0	25–14	25–20	25–15			75–49	2021 Southeast Asian Games	Quảng Ninh, Vietnam
Thailand	May 14, 2022	0–3	15–25	13–25	14–25			42–75
Indonesia	May 17, 2022	1–3	23–25	25–21	15–25	20–25		83–96
Vietnam	May 19, 2022	0–3	23–25	19–25	17–25			59–75
Indonesia	May 21, 2022	1–3	21–25	25–22	19–25	21–25		86–97
Cambodia	May 9, 2023	3–0	25–5	25–5	25–5			75–15	2023 Southeast Asian Games	Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Vietnam	May 10, 2023	0–3	20–25	17–25	19–25			56–75
Singapore	May 11, 2023	3–0	25–17	25–14	25–13			75–44
Thailand	May 13, 2023	0–3	22–25	9–25	12–25			43–75
Indonesia	May 14, 2023	1–3	20–25	25–22	22–25	23–25		90–97

SEA V.League

ASEAN Grand Prix History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Indonesia	September 20, 2019	2–3	21–25	28–26	25–12	18–25	9–15	101–103	2019 ASEAN Grand Prix – First Leg	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Thailand	September 21, 2019	1–3	13–25	21–25	25–23	20–25		79–98
Vietnam	September 22, 2019	3–2	25–21	22–25	25–21	15–25	15–12	102–104
Vietnam	October 4, 2019	3–0	25–21	25–23	25–21			75–65	2019 ASEAN Grand Prix – First Leg	Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines
Thailand	October 5, 2019	0–3	12–25	16–25	10–25			38–75
Indonesia	October 6, 2019	1–3	21–25	17–25	25–22	21–25		84–97
Thailand	September 9, 2022	0–3	17–25	22–25	12–25			51–75	2022 ASEAN Grand Prix	Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Vietnam	September 10, 2022	0–3	12–25	16–25	16–25			44–75
Indonesia	September 11, 2022	0–3	24–26	22–25	23–25			69–76
Vietnam	August 4, 2023	1–3	15–25	25–19	21–25	9–25		70–94	2023 SEA Women's V.League – First Leg	Vĩnh Phúc, Vietnam
Thailand	August 5, 2023	0–3	19–25	7–25	17–25			43–75
Indonesia	August 6, 2023	0–3	20–25	17–25	21–25			58–75
Thailand	August 11, 2023	0–3	15–25	17–25	18–25			50–75	2023 SEA Women's V.League – Second Leg	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Vietnam	August 12, 2023	1–3	19–25	27–25	29–31	14–25		89–106
Indonesia	August 13, 2023	1–3	25–22	21–25	22–25	24–26		92–98

Other Tournaments

VTV Cup History
Opponent	Date	Result	Set						Event	Location
			1	2	3	4	5	Total
Vietnam	July 25, 2015	0–3	16–25	18–25	15–25	–	–	49–75	2015 VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup	Bạc Liêu, Vietnam
Thailand U23	July 26, 2015	0–3	10–25	13–25	21–25	–	–	44–75
North Korea	July 28, 2015	0–3	04–25	13–25	16–25	–	–	33–75
Nanjing University	July 28, 2015	3–2	18–25	20–25	25–19	25–23	15–12	103–104
Liaoning V.C.	July 29, 2015	0–3	22–25	17–25	15–25	–	–	54–75
Nanjing University	July 31, 2015	1–3	25–23	14–25	18–25	08–25	–	65–98

Team

Current squad

Philippine Women's National Volleyball Team for 2023 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship
Position	Name	Date of birth	Height	Current team
OH	Mhicaela Belen	June 29, 2002	1.71 m (5 ft 7 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
OH	Evangeline Alinsug	February 18, 2003	1.66 m (5 ft 5 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
OH	Arah Ellah Panique	August 1, 2004	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
OH	Myrtle Escanlar	July 21, 2003	1.66 m (5 ft 5 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
OH	Natasza Kaye Bombita	January 14, 2005	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
MB	Lorene Grace Toring	February 17, 2000	1.87 m (6 ft 2 in)	Adamson Lady Falcons
MB	Minierva Maaya	July 10, 2002	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
MB	Niña Ytang	January 24, 2002	1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)	UP Lady Fighting Maroons
MB/ OP	Erin Pangilinan	October 12, 2001	1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
OP	Alyssa Jae Solomon	December 14, 2001	1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
S	Camilla Lamina (c)	April 23, 2002	1.66 m (5 ft 5 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
S	Abegail Pono	September 12, 2004	1.69 m (5 ft 7 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
L	Shaira Jardio	October 27, 2003	1.50 m (4 ft 11 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs
L	Pearl Ann Denura	October 24, 2000	1.49 m (4 ft 11 in)	NU Lady Bulldogs

The following persons were assigned by the Philippine National Volleyball Federation as part of the coaching staff.

Coaching Staff
Position	Name
Head coach	Jorge Edson
Assistant coach 1	Karl Dimaculangan
Assistant coach 2	Norman Miguel
Trainer	Grace Gomez
Team manager	Ma. Fe Moran

Starting Rotation

Philippine Women's National Volleyball Team
Solomon Maaya Belen Alinsug Ytang/Miner Lamina Jardio/Doromal

Former squads

Youth teams

Previous squads

Results

Asian Youth Volleyball Championship

Asian Girls' U20 Volleyball Championship

Asian Women's U23 Volleyball Championship

Coaches

The following were head coaches of the senior national team:

List of head coaches of the Philippines

Nationality	Name	Period	Notes	Ref.
Philippines	Augusto Santamaria	1981–1987
Philippines	Constante Reyes	1987–1990
Soviet Union Ukraine	Stanislav Lugailo	1990–1993	Soviet nationality until 1991 Ukrainian nationality from 1991
Philippines	Emil Lontoc	1995–2003
Philippines	Augusto Santamaria	1997
Philippines	Ramil de Jesus	2005
Philippines	Thelma Barina-Rojas	2007–2013
Philippines	Ernesto Pamilar	2013
Philippines	Roger Gorayeb	2013, 2015
Philippines	Sinfronio Acaylar	2015–2016
Philippines	Francis Vicente	2017
Philippines	Ramil de Jesus	2018
Philippines	Cesael delos Santos	2018–2021
Philippines	Sherwin Meneses	2022	Meneses coached the Philippine team for the 2022 Asian Women's Volleyball Cup and 2022 ASEAN Grand Prix, as the national team is composed of the team he coached in the professional league – the Creamline Cool Smashers.
Brazil	Jorge Edson	2022–present

See also

• Philippines men's national volleyball team
• Philippines women's national under-23 volleyball team
• Philippines women's national under-18 volleyball team
• Philippines women's national beach volleyball team
• Philippines national volleyball teams in FIVB club tournaments
• Premier Volleyball League
• Philippine Super Liga
• Volleyball in the Philippines