A total of 37 teams -- 20 men and 17 women -- will compete in the PNVF Challenge Cup starting November 6 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
MANILA -- A total of 37 teams -- 20 men and 17 women -- will compete in the Philippine National Volleyball Federation's Challenge Cup starting November 6 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
"This is the biggest local volleyball tournament that will help highlight the season-long activities of the federation," said Suzara. "And with such a big turnout, we’ll be having dozens of matches for almost three weeks of the competition." Confirming their participation in the men’s division are Plaridel , Orion , University of Batangas, University of Santo Tomas, Rizal Technological University -Basilan and Savouge.
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