MANILA – The Philippine women’s volleyball team will face powerhouse squads in the 2022 Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) Cup for Women starting on Sunday, August 21, at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig City.
Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Invitational Conference 2022 Champion Creamline Cool Smashers will carry the flag for the Philippines. They will open the campaign against Vietnam on Sunday.
Team Philippines is composed of PVL Open and Invitational Conferences MVP Tots Carlos, Invitational Finals MVP Celine Domingo, Jema Galanza, Kyle Negrito, Fille Cayetano, Rose Vargas, Jeanette Panaga, Pau Soriano, Michele Gumabao, Ella de Jesus, Kyla Atienza, Rizza Mandapat and Lorie Bernardo.
Creamline-Philippines captain and star player Alyssa Valdez will miss the entire tourney due to dengue. Meanwhile, setter Jia Morado and coach Sherwin Meneses are doubtful to be at the opening game due to health and safety reasons. Middle blocker Risa Sato will not be able to play due to health reasons.
As hosts, Philippines automatically qualified for the tournament, while the remaining 9 teams, qualified from the 2019 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship in Seoul, South Korea.
The Philippines is in Group A with Vietnam, Iran, South Korea, and China. Group B teams are Japan, Thailand, Chinese-Taipei and Australia.
The top eight teams after the pool play will advance to the quarterfinals.
Here's 2022 Asian Volleyball Conference Cup for Women Schedule
August 21, Sunday
1 pm: China vs. South Korea (Pool A)
4 pm: Japan vs. Thailand (Pool B)
7 pm: Philippines vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
August 22, Monday
10 am: Chinese Taipei vs. Japan (Pool B)
1 pm: China vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
4 pm: Australia vs. Thailand (Pool B)
7 pm: South Korea vs. Iran (Pool A)
August 23, Tuesday
1 pm: Australia vs. Chinese Taipei (Pool B)
4 pm: Vietnam vs. Iran (Pool A)
7 pm: Philippines vs. China (Pool A)
August 24, Wednesday
1 pm: South Korea vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
4 pm: Thailand vs. Chinese Taipei (Pool B)
7 pm: Philippines vs. Iran (Pool A)
August 25, Thursday
1 pm: Japan vs. Australia (Pool B)
4 pm: China vs. Iran (Pool A)
7 pm: Philippines vs. South Korea (Pool A)
August 27, Saturday
Quarterfinals
11 am: Vietnam vs. Chinese Taipei
2 pm: China vs. Australia
5 pm: Iran vs. Japan
8 pm: Philippines vs. Thailand
August 28, Sunday
Classification match
10 am: Chinese Taipei vs. Iran
1 pm: Australia vs. Philippines
Semi-finals
4 pm: China vs. Thailand
7 pm: Vietnam vs. Japan
August 29, Monday
10 am: Iran vs. Australia (7th place match)
1 pm: Philippines vs. Chinese Taipei (5th place match)
4 pm: Thailand vs. Vietnam (Battle for Bronze)
7 pm: China vs. Japan (Championship match)
Final Standings 2022 AVC Cup
How to watch 2022 AVC Cup for Women?
1. On TV
Watch all volleyball matches live via One Sports+SD (Channel 91) or One Sports+HD (Channel 261) on Cignal.
It is also available for free on One Sports (Free to air Channel 41) and Channel 6 on Cignal.
2. Livestreaming via app or website
You may also catch the games online via livestreaming at Cignal Play and Smart's Gigaplay.
For Cignal Play
1. Register and log-in to via mobile app (download via App Store or Google Play Store) or cignalplay.com.
2. Upgrade to Premium 75 (premium e-pin available via GCash)
3. Go to the LIVE TV channel tab and select premium channels to access One Sports+.
Smart's Gigaplay app
1. Download the app for free in the App Store or Google Play Store.
2. In the app, you need to enter a valid Smart Prepaid or Postpaid mobile number to continue.
3. You’ll promptly receive an OTP code via SMS. Enter the OTP code and accept the terms and conditions.
4. Start watching AVC game.
— The Summit Express
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| Creamline Cool Smashers banner the Philippine flag in the 2022 AVC Cup for Women. Photo Credit: Facebook/AVC |
Premier Volleyball League (PVL) Invitational Conference 2022 Champion Creamline Cool Smashers will carry the flag for the Philippines. They will open the campaign against Vietnam on Sunday.
Team Philippines is composed of PVL Open and Invitational Conferences MVP Tots Carlos, Invitational Finals MVP Celine Domingo, Jema Galanza, Kyle Negrito, Fille Cayetano, Rose Vargas, Jeanette Panaga, Pau Soriano, Michele Gumabao, Ella de Jesus, Kyla Atienza, Rizza Mandapat and Lorie Bernardo.
Creamline-Philippines captain and star player Alyssa Valdez will miss the entire tourney due to dengue. Meanwhile, setter Jia Morado and coach Sherwin Meneses are doubtful to be at the opening game due to health and safety reasons. Middle blocker Risa Sato will not be able to play due to health reasons.
As hosts, Philippines automatically qualified for the tournament, while the remaining 9 teams, qualified from the 2019 Asian Women's Volleyball Championship in Seoul, South Korea.
The Philippines is in Group A with Vietnam, Iran, South Korea, and China. Group B teams are Japan, Thailand, Chinese-Taipei and Australia.
The top eight teams after the pool play will advance to the quarterfinals.
Here's 2022 Asian Volleyball Conference Cup for Women Schedule
August 21, Sunday
1 pm: China vs. South Korea (Pool A)
4 pm: Japan vs. Thailand (Pool B)
7 pm: Philippines vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
August 22, Monday
10 am: Chinese Taipei vs. Japan (Pool B)
1 pm: China vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
4 pm: Australia vs. Thailand (Pool B)
7 pm: South Korea vs. Iran (Pool A)
August 23, Tuesday
1 pm: Australia vs. Chinese Taipei (Pool B)
4 pm: Vietnam vs. Iran (Pool A)
7 pm: Philippines vs. China (Pool A)
August 24, Wednesday
1 pm: South Korea vs. Vietnam (Pool A)
4 pm: Thailand vs. Chinese Taipei (Pool B)
7 pm: Philippines vs. Iran (Pool A)
August 25, Thursday
1 pm: Japan vs. Australia (Pool B)
4 pm: China vs. Iran (Pool A)
7 pm: Philippines vs. South Korea (Pool A)
August 27, Saturday
Quarterfinals
11 am: Vietnam vs. Chinese Taipei
2 pm: China vs. Australia
5 pm: Iran vs. Japan
8 pm: Philippines vs. Thailand
August 28, Sunday
Classification match
10 am: Chinese Taipei vs. Iran
1 pm: Australia vs. Philippines
Semi-finals
4 pm: China vs. Thailand
7 pm: Vietnam vs. Japan
August 29, Monday
10 am: Iran vs. Australia (7th place match)
1 pm: Philippines vs. Chinese Taipei (5th place match)
4 pm: Thailand vs. Vietnam (Battle for Bronze)
7 pm: China vs. Japan (Championship match)
Final Standings 2022 AVC Cup
| Rank | Country |
|---|---|
| 1st (Gold) | Japan |
| 2nd (Silver) | China |
| 3rd (Bronze) | Thailand |
| 4th | Vietnam |
| 5th | Chinese Taipei |
| 6th | Philippines |
| 7th | Iran |
| 8th | Australia |
| 9th | South Korea |
How to watch 2022 AVC Cup for Women?
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1. On TV
Watch all volleyball matches live via One Sports+SD (Channel 91) or One Sports+HD (Channel 261) on Cignal.
It is also available for free on One Sports (Free to air Channel 41) and Channel 6 on Cignal.
2. Livestreaming via app or website
You may also catch the games online via livestreaming at Cignal Play and Smart's Gigaplay.
For Cignal Play
1. Register and log-in to via mobile app (download via App Store or Google Play Store) or cignalplay.com.
2. Upgrade to Premium 75 (premium e-pin available via GCash)
3. Go to the LIVE TV channel tab and select premium channels to access One Sports+.
Smart's Gigaplay app
1. Download the app for free in the App Store or Google Play Store.
2. In the app, you need to enter a valid Smart Prepaid or Postpaid mobile number to continue.
3. You’ll promptly receive an OTP code via SMS. Enter the OTP code and accept the terms and conditions.
4. Start watching AVC game.
— The Summit Express
