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Alas Pilipinas, back-to-back fifth placer in SEA V. Cup

James Pacala·25 July 2026, 7:04 pm·1 MIN READ

Alas Pilipinas, back-to-back fifth placer in SEA V. Cup

JOSH Ybañez and Alas Pilipinas are in a must-win situation against Indonesia to advance to the semifinals of the 2026 SEA V Cup.

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF SEA VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION/FB

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    Alas Pilipinas Men raised a fifth-place finish in the 6th Southeast Asia Volleyball (SEA V.) Cup Men's Leg 2 after dismantling Myanmar, 25-22, 25-18, 25-20, in the classification round on Saturday at the Jakarta International Velodrome, Indonesia.

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    The Philippines' bid for a semis berth was spoiled by heartbreaking losses to host Indonesia in the preliminary round and to Cambodia in their opening game, forcing the squad to settle for the classification match instead of competing for a podium finish.

    Lirick Mendoza powered Alas Pilipinas with 21 points, carrying a dominant offensive display as they controlled the tempo from the opening set before pulling away in the next two frames. The Filipinos complemented their attack with steady floor defense and disciplined net play to complete the straight-set victory.

    The tournament will continue with Thailand facing the Leg 1 Champions Cambodia, and Indonesia battling Vietnam, all for advancing into the Finals.

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