King Crunchers dump Elite Spikers
‘We were able to execute what we have been working on during training and what our coach, Tai Bundit, has been teaching us.’
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‘We were able to execute what we have been working on during training and what our coach, Tai Bundit, has been teaching us.’
Criss Cross announced its arrival with a bang, sweeping fellow newcomer Maverick, 25-8, 25-22, 25-11 in the 2024 Spikers' Turf Open Conference yesterday at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
The King Crunchers dominated, tallying a total of 20 kill blocks, including 12 in the opening set, and converting 38 of their 65 attack attempts to dispatch the Hard Hitters in their debut.
"We were able to execute what we have been working on during training and what our coach, Tai Bundit, has been teaching us," Criss Cross team captain Ysay Marasigan said.
After the blocking masterclass in the first set, the King Crunchers struggled to adjust in the following frame but managed to find a way to overcome a slim deficit to take a commanding 2-0 set advantage.
It was all Criss Cross from there, with the team leading by as big as 12 points in the third set en route to the one-hour, 18-minute win.
Jude Garcia led the way for the King Crunchers with 18 points on 12 attacks, five blocks, and one ace to go along with eight excellent receptions while Kim Malabunga added 11 markers on six blocks and five attacks in the victory.
Criss Cross will take on VNS-Nasty next on Friday, 6 p.m. at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.
On the other hand, no player from Maverick breached double digits in scoring with Kim Tan leading the way with nine points.
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