MANILA, Philippines – After signing American wing spiker Erica Staunton for the AVC Women's Champions League, Creamline is getting another big boost.
The PVL's winningest club has tapped two more reinforcements for the Asian competition, namely Anastassiya Kolomoyets of Kazakhstan and Anastasiya Kudryashova of Russia, the team confirmed Tuesday morning.
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"Mga ka-vibes, we’ve really got more good vibes to serve dahil nadagdagan pa ang ating mga smashing idols in the court! Not just 1, but 2 pa!" the team said in a social media post.
The Russian winger and Kazakh middle blocker are expected to give Creamline a huge lift following its loss in the 2024-25 Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference Finals.
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Kolomoyets and Kudryashova both played for the same club, VC Kuanysh, in the Kazakhstan Women's National League.
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They have arrived in the Philippines, and based on an Instagram Story by Michele Gumabao, the imports have tried a famous fast food chain's halo-halo.
The AVC tilt will start on Sunday, April 20. First on the Cool Smashers' list is Al Naser Club of Jordan.
Screengrab: Michele Gumabao/Instagram