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No Pepito, no problem for UST

DT·16 August 2026, 3:08 pm·1 MIN READ

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  • University of Santo Tomas (UST) ushered in its post-Detdet Pepito era with a sweep of San Beda University, 25–15, 25–16, 25–19, to open its 2026 V-League Collegiate Challenge campaign on a high note Sunday at the Gameville Central Park in Mandaluyong City.

    The Golden Tigresses remained clinical on both sides of the floor, leaning on another product of their high school program in Kim Rubin to prevent the Lady Red Spikers from extending the match in the third set.

    Rubin, who came off the bench in the third frame, stabilized UST's floor defense before eventually finishing the match in transition with the clinching kill.

    The former Alas youth standout finished with six points, all from attacks, while also contributing three digs and two excellent receptions to bolster the team's defense. Sandrine Escober, one of the squad's new liberos, accounted for six of UST's 17 excellent receptions in the one-hour, 16-minute match.

    "I think this is a good and big opportunity nga na magkaroon kami ng exposure ng tournament. Malaking help din to sa 'min na ma-check kung ano pa 'yung kailangan naming i-improve," said head coach Shaq Delos Santos, who is entering his second year back at the helm.

    Middle blocker Em Banagua led UST's balanced offense with nine points, while Ash Knop added seven. Angge Poyos and Marga Altea chipped in six points apiece.

    Setters Cassie Carballo and Ar Waje combined for 16 excellent sets in the sweep.

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