Cabstars rebound, dismantle Griffins



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Reeling from a straight-set defeat to Savouge, AEP Cabstars wasted no time rewriting their narrative.
The Cabstars showcased resilience and swift adjustments, dismantling VNS Always Bright Laticrete, 25-15, 25-17, 25-19, in the 2026 Spikers’ Turf Open Conference at the FilOil Playtime Centre in San Juan on Friday.
Coach Kitty Antiporda demanded sharper execution and a quicker offensive tempo after their previous setback and the Cabstars responded with crisp ball reception and more fluid set distribution, allowing their hitters to attack with rhythm and confidence.
John Mark Obongen provided the spark for the Griffins in the third frame as they forced a tie with the Cabuyao-based team at 17.
However, the Cabstars came through with a strong finishing kick as setter EJ Casaña scored three points on two blocks and an ace in the decisive 8-2 run to propel them to victory in 76 minutes.
Casaña stabilized their offense with 18 excellent sets and finished with five points while Vince Abrot added 10 markers in the emphatic win.
Paul Malaiba contributed nine points while Nas Gwaza scored eight as the Cabstars dominated the spiking department, 49-30.