The former national team skipper and Southeast Asian Games flag-bearer vowed to be stronger and fiercer on her return to competitive play with Creamline in the Premier Volleyball League Open Conference tentatively set Feb. 16 in Paco, Manila or Tagaytay City.
“Definitely, I will really play. I will try my very best even though we’re still in the pandemic,” said Ms. Valdez on Kumu, a video sharing social networking site online, withThe many-time PVL Most Valuable Player is the cornerstone of the Jonathan Ng-owned franchise that is also bannered by Jia Morado, Risa Sato, Jema Galanza, Tots Carlos and Michele Gumabao.The last time Ms.
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