Premier Volleyball League award recipients

The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) presents awards at every conference to recognize its players for their accomplishments. The following is a list of award recipients of the PVL, the sole top-level women's professional volleyball league in the Philippines founded in 2017.[1][2]

## Women's division

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### Most Valuable Player

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^  | Denotes player who is still active in the PVL

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| Denotes player has both won the Conference and Finals MVP
Player (#)  | Denotes the number of times the player has been named MVP
Team (#)  | Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won
Season  | Conference  | Awardees  | Ref.

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Conference  |  | Finals
2017 | Reinforced |  Alyssa Valdez^
(Creamline) |  Myla Pablo^
(Pocari) | [3]
Open |  Myla Pablo^ (2)
(Pocari) (2) |  Grethcel Soltones^
(BaliPure) | [4]
Collegiate |  Alyja Santiago
(NU) |  Jasmine Nabor^
(NU) | [5]
2018 | Reinforced |  Myla Pablo^ (3)
(Pocari) (3) |  Jia Morado
(Creamline) | [6]
Collegiate |  Isa Molde^
(UP) |  Isa Molde^ (2)
(UP) (2) | [7]
Open |  Alyssa Valdez^ (2)
(Creamline) (2) |  Jia Morado (2)
(Creamline) (2) | [8][9]
2019 | Reinforced |  Alyssa Valdez^ (3)
(Creamline) (3) |  Janisa Johnson
(Petro Gazz) | [10][11]
Open |  Jessica Galanza^
(Creamline) |  Jia Morado (3)
(Creamline) (3) | [12][13]
Collegiate |  Trisha Genesis^
(Adamson) |  Louie Romero^
(Adamson) | [14]
2021 | Open |  Alyja Santiago (2)
(Chery Tiggo) |  Alyja Santiago (3)
(Chery Tiggo) (2) | [15]
2022 | Open |  Tots Carlos^
(Creamline) |  Alyssa Valdez^ (4)
(Creamline) (4) | [16]
Invitational |  Tots Carlos^ (2)
(Creamline) (2) |  Celine Domingo^
(Creamline) | [17][18]
Reinforced |  Mylene Paat^
(Chery Tiggo) |  Lindsey Vander Weide
(Petro Gazz) | [19][20]
2023 | 1st All-Filipino |  Tots Carlos^ (3)
(Creamline) (3) |  Jia De Guzman (4)
(Creamline) (4) | [21][22]
Invitational |  Frances Molina^
(Cignal) |  Kyoka Ohshima
(Kurashiki) | [23][24]
2nd All-Filipino |  Sisi Rondina^
(Choco Mucho) |  Tots Carlos^ (4)
(Creamline) (4) | [25]
2024 | All-Filipino |  Brooke Van Sickle^
(Petro Gazz) |  Jessica Galanza^ (2)
(Creamline) (2) | [26][27]
Reinforced |  Bernadeth Pons^
(Creamline) |  Bernadeth Pons^ (2)
(Creamline) (2) | [28]
Invitational |  Michele Gumabao^
(Creamline) |  Kyle Negrito^
(Creamline) | [29][30]
2024–25 | All-Filipino |  Brooke Van Sickle^ (2)
(Petro Gazz) (2) |  |  MJ Phillips^
(Petro Gazz) | [31][32]

### Individual awards

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| Denotes player who is still active in the PVL

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Player (#)  | Denotes the number of times the player has been awarded
Player
(in bold text) | Indicates the player who won the Conference MVP in the same conference
Player
(in italic text) | Indicates the player who won the Finals MVP in the same conference
Season  | Conference  | Awards

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1st Best
Outside Hitter  | 2nd Best
Outside Hitter  | 1st Best
Middle Blocker  | 2nd Best
Middle Blocker  | Best Opposite Hitter  | Best Setter  | Best Libero
2017 | Reinforced |
Alyssa Valdez
(Creamline) |
Grethcel Soltones
(BaliPure) |
Risa Sato
(BaliPure) |
Jeanette Panaga
(Pocari) |
Dimdim Pacres
(Power Smashers) |
Jasmine Nabor
(BaliPure) |
Melissa Gohing
(Pocari)
Open |
Myla Pablo
(Pocari) |
Grethcel Soltones (2)
(BaliPure) |
Jeanette Panaga (2)
(Pocari) |
Risa Sato (2)
(BaliPure) |
Iari Yongco
(Air Force) |
Jia Morado
(Creamline) |
Melissa Gohing (2)
(Pocari)
Collegiate |
Christine Soyud
(Adamson) |
Regine Arocha
(Arellano) |
Jeanette Villareal
(FEU) |
Risa Sato (3)
(NU) |
Toni Basas
(FEU) |
Rhea Ramirez
(Arellano) |
Gayle Valdez
(NU)
2018 | Reinforced |
Alyssa Valdez (2)
(Creamline) |
Myla Pablo (2)
(Pocari) |
Jeanette Panaga (3)
(Pocari) |
Mary Joy Dacoron
(Perlas) |
Michele Gumabao
(Creamline) |
Jia Morado (2)
(Creamline) |
Tatan Pantone
(PayMaya)
Collegiate |
Isa Molde
(UP) |
Bernadette Flora
(Adamson) |
Celine Domingo
(FEU) |
Aie Gannaban
(UP) |
Christine Soyud (2)
(Adamson) |
Mary Jane Igao
(Adamson) |
Thang Ponce
(Adamson)
Open |
Alyssa Valdez (3)
(Creamline) |
Jema Galanza
(Creamline) |
Maddie Madayag
(Ateneo) |
Katherine Bersola
(Perlas) |
Katrina Tolentino
(Ateneo) |
Jia Morado (3)
(Creamline) |
Cienne Cruz
(Petro Gazz)
2019 | Reinforced |
Nicole Anne Tiamzon
(Perlas) |
Alyssa Valdez (4)
(Creamline) |
Katherine Bersola (2)
(Perlas) |
Cherry Rose Nunag
(Petro Gazz) |
Dzi Gervacio
(Perlas) |
Jia Morado (4)
(Creamline) |
Anngela Nunag
(Army)
Open |
Jema Galanza (2)
(Creamline) |
Jovie Prado
(Petro Gazz) |
Katherine Bersola
(Perlas) |
Jeanette Panaga (4)
(Petro Gazz) |
Tots Carlos
(Motolite) |
Jia Morado (5)
(Creamline) |
Kyla Llana Atienza
(Creamline)
Collegiate |
Trisha Genesis
(Adamson) |
Faith Nisperos
(Ateneo) |
Lorene Grace Toring
(Adamson) |
Imee Hernandez
(UST) |
Klarissa Abriam
(Benilde) |
Janel Maraguinot
(Ateneo) |
Arianne Daguil
(Benilde)
2021 | Open |
Alyssa Valdez (5)
(Creamline) |
Myla Pablo (3)
(Petro Gazz) |
Ria Meneses
(Petro Gazz) |
Alyja Santiago
(Chery Tiggo) |
Katrina Tolentino (2)
(Choco Mucho) |
Jia Morado (6)
(Creamline) |
Kathleen Arado
(Petro Gazz)
2022 | Open |
Frances Molina
(Cignal) |
Grethcel Soltones (3)
(Petro Gazz) |
Roselyn Doria
(Cignal) |
Ria Meneses (2)
(Cignal) |
Tots Carlos (2)
(Creamline) |
Angelica Cayuna
(Cignal) |
Dawn Catindig
(F2 Logistics)
Invitational |
Alyssa Valdez (6)
(Creamline) |
Frances Molina
(Cignal) |
Mika Reyes
(PLDT) |
Dell Palomata
(PLDT) |
Tots Carlos (3)
(Creamline) |
Liao Yi-Jen
(KingWhale) |
Qiu Shi-Qing
(KingWhale)
Reinforced |
Alyssa Valdez (7)
(Creamline) |
Myla Pablo (4)
(Petro Gazz) |
Mar-Jana Phillips
(Petro Gazz) |
Roselyn Doria (2)
(Cignal) |
Mylene Paat
(Chery Tiggo) |
Jia De Guzman (7)
(Creamline) |
Ria Beatriz Duremdes
(Chery Tiggo)
2023 | 1st All-Filipino |
Tots Carlos (4)
(Creamline) |
Jema Galanza (3)
(Creamline) |
Remy Palma
(Petro Gazz) |
Mar-Jana Phillips (2)
(Petro Gazz) |
Michele Gumabao (2)
(Creamline) |
Jia De Guzman (8)
(Creamline) |
Kathleen Arado (2)
(PLDT)
Invitational |
Asaka Tamaru
(Kurashiki) |
Alyssa Valdez (8)
(Creamline) |
Majoy Baron
(F2 Logistics) |
Celine Domingo (2)
(Creamline) |
Tots Carlos (5)
(Creamline) |
Angelica Cayuna (2)
(Cignal) |
Kathleen Arado (3)
(PLDT)
2nd All-Filipino |
Ejiya Laure
(Chery Tiggo) |
Jema Galanza (4)
(Creamline) |
Jeanette Panaga (5)
(Creamline) |
Ria Meneses (3)
(Cignal) |
Michele Gumabao (3)
(Creamline) |
Angelica Cayuna (3)
(Cignal) |
Thang Ponce (2)
(Choco Mucho)
2024 | All-Filipino |
Sisi Rondina
(Choco Mucho) |
Jema Galanza (5)
(Creamline) |
Maddie Madayag (2)
(Choco Mucho) |
Jeanette Panaga (6)
(Creamline) |
Aiza Maizo-Pontillas
(Petro Gazz) |
Kyle Negrito
(Creamline) |
Thang Ponce (3)
(Choco Mucho)
Reinforced |
Brooke Van Sickle
(Petro Gazz) |
Grethcel Soltones (4)
(Akari) |
Lourdes Clemente
(Capital1) |
Majoy Baron (2)
(PLDT) |
Trisha Tubu
(Farm Fresh) |
Angelica Cayuna (4)
(Cignal) |
Alyssa Eroa
(Galeries Tower)
Invitational |
María José Pérez
(Cignal) |
Erica Staunton
(Creamline) |
Jacqueline Acuña
(Cignal) |
Low Mei Cing
(Kurashiki) |
Saya Taniguchi
(Kurashiki) |
Kyle Negrito (2)
(Creamline) |
Kalyarat Khamwong
(Est Cola)
2024–25 | All-Filipino |
Savi Davison
(PLDT) |
Bernadeth Pons
(Creamline) |
Thea Gagate
(Zus Coffee) |
Bea de Leon
(Creamline) |
Trisha Tubu (2)
(Farm Fresh) |
Kyle Negrito (3)
(Creamline) |
Thang Ponce (4)
(Choco Mucho)

### Special awards

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Season  | Conference  | Awardees  | Ref.

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Individual  |  | Team
Best Foreign Guest Player  | Highest Scorer in a Match  | Rookie of the Conference  | Fair Play Award
2017 | Reinforced |  Michelle Strizak
(Pocari) | —  | —  | —  | [3]
2018 | Reinforced |  Tess Rountree
(PayMaya) |  Lakia Bright
(Perlas) | —  | —  | [6][33]
2019 | Reinforced |  Wilma Salas
(Petro Gazz) | —  | —  | —  | [10]
2022 | Reinforced |  Lindsey Vander Weide
(Petro Gazz) | —  | —  | —  | [19]
2024 | All
Filipino | —  | —  | —  |  Nxled Chameleons | [26]
Reinforced |  María José Pérez
(Cignal) | —  |  Shayra Ancheta
(Zus Coffee) | —  | [28]
2024–25 | All
Filipino | —  | —  |  Ishie Lalongisip
(Cignal) |  | —  | [31]

## Men's division

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### Most Valuable Player

[edit]

| Denotes player has both won the Conference and Finals MVP

|

Player (#)  | Denotes the number of times the player has been named MVP
Team (#)  | Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won
Season  | Conference  | Awardees  | Ref.

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Conference  |  | Finals
2017 | Reinforced |  Alnakran Abdilla
(Air Force) |  Lorenzo Capate Jr.
(Cignal) | [34]
Open |  Lorenzo Capate Jr. (2)
(Cignal) (2) |  Lorenzo Capate Jr. (3)
(Cignal) (3) | [35]
Collegiate |  Marck Espejo
(Ateneo) |  Marck Espejo (2)
(Ateneo) (2) | [36]
2018 | Reinforced |  Marck Espejo (3)
(Cignal) |  Bryan Bagunas
(Air Force) | [37]
Collegiate |  Paolo Pablico
(Adamson) |  Bryan Bagunas (2)
(NU) | [38]

### Individual awards

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Player (#)  | Denotes the number of times the player has been awarded

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Player
(in bold text) | Indicates the player who won the Conference MVP in the same year
Player
(in italic text) | Indicates the player who won the Finals MVP in the same year
Season  | Conference  | Awards

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1st Best
Outside Hitter  | 2nd Best
Outside Hitter  | 1st Best
Middle Blocker  | 2nd Best
Middle Blocker  | Best Opposite Hitter  | Best Setter  | Best Libero
2017 | Reinforced |
Mark Gil Alfafara
(Cignal) |
Fauzi Ismail
(Air Force) |
Jayvee Sumagaysay
(Army) |
Gregorio Dolor
(IEM) |
Edward Camposano
(Sta. Elena) |
Vince Mangulabnan
(Cignal) |
Rence Melgar
(IEM)
Open |
Edwin Tolentino
(Air Force) |
Isaah Arda
(Sta. Elena) |
Kim Malabunga
(Megabuilders) |
Francis Saura
(Megabuilders) |
Berlin Paglinawan
(Sta. Elena) |
Vince Mangulabnan (2)
(Cignal) |
Sandy Montero
(Cignal)
Collegiate |
Marck Espejo
(Ateneo) |
Fauzi Ismail (2)
(NU) |
John Paul Bugaoan
(FEU) |
Kim Malabunga (2)
(NU) |
Joshua Umandal
(UST) |
Esmilzo Polvorosa
(Ateneo) |
Manuel Sumanguid III
(Ateneo)
2018 | Reinforced |
Marck Espejo (2)
(Cignal) |
Fauzi Ismail (3)
(Air Force) |
Rex Emmanuel Intal
(Cignal) |
John Paul Bugaoan (2)
(Vice Co.) |
John Vic De Guzman
(PLDT) |
Ronchette Villegas
(PLDT) |
Rence Melgar (2)
(PLDT)
Collegiate |
Bryan Bagunas
(NU) |
Paolo Pablico
(Adamson) |
John Paul Bugaoan (3)
(FEU) |
Jayvee Sumagaysay (2)
(UST) |
Joshua Umandal (2)
(UST) |
Timothy Tajanlangit
(UST) |
Ricky Marcos
(NU)

## Most-awarded players

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### Women's division

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Rank  | Name  | Current / Last team  | Position  | Years playing in PVL  | MVP award  | Positional award  | Total

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From  | To
1  | Alyssa Valdez | Creamline | OH | 2017  | present  | 4  | 8  | 12
Jia De Guzman | Denso (Japan)  | S | 2017  | 2023  | 4  | 8
3  | Tots Carlos | Creamline | OP | 2017  | present  | 4  | 5  | 9
4  | Myla Pablo | Petro Gazz | OH | 2017  | present  | 3  | 4  | 7
Jema Galanza | Creamline | OH | 2017  | present  | 2  | 5
6  | Jeanette Panaga | Creamline | MB | 2017  | present  | –  | 6  | 6
7  | Grethcel Soltones | Akari | OH | 2017  | present  | 1  | 4  | 5
8  | Jaja Santiago | Osaka (Japan)  | MB | 2017  | 2021  | 3  | 1  | 4
Michele Gumabao | Creamline | OP | 2017  | present  | 1  | 3
Kyle Negrito | Creamline | S | 2018  | present  | 1  | 3
Angelica Cayuna | Cignal | S | 2017  | present  | –  | 4
Thang Ponce | Choco Mucho | L | 2022  | present  | –  | 4

### Men's division

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Rank  | Name  | Last PVL team  | Position  | MVP award  | Positional award  | Total

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1  | Marck Espejo | Cignal | OH | 3  | 2  | 5
2  | Lorenzo Capate Jr.  | Cignal | OH | 3  | 0  | 3
Bryan Bagunas | NU | OH | 2  | 1
Fauzi Ismail | Air Force | OH | 0  | 3
JP Bugaoan | FEU | MB | 0  | 3
6  | Paolo Pablico  | Adamson | OH | 1  | 1  | 2
Vince Mangulabnan | Cignal | S | 0  | 2
Kim Malabunga | NU | MB | 0  | 2
Rence Melgar  | PLDT | L | 0  | 2
Jayvee Sumagaysay | UST | MB | 0  | 2
Joshua Umandal | UST | OP | 0  | 2

## See also

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* Spikers' Turf award recipients

## References

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Premier Volleyball League

Seasons (Conferences)|

* 2017
* Reinforced
* Open
* Collegiate
* 2018
* Reinforced
* Collegiate
* Open
* 2019
* Reinforced
* Open
* Collegiate
* 2021
* Open
* 2022
* Open
* Invitational
* Reinforced
* 2023
* 1st All-Filipino
* Invitational
* 2nd All-Filipino
* 2024
* All-Filipino
* Reinforced
* Invitational
* 2024–25
* All-Filipino

Club teams|

| Current|

* Akari Chargers
* Capital1 Solar Spikers
* Chery Tiggo Crossovers
* Choco Mucho Flying Titans
* Cignal HD Spikers
* Creamline Cool Smashers
* Farm Fresh Foxies
* Galeries Tower Highrisers
* Nxled Chameleons
* Petro Gazz Angels
* PLDT High Speed Hitters
* Zus Coffee Thunderbelles

|

Inactive / Former|

* BaliPure Purest Water Defenders
* Chef's Classics Lady Red Spikers
* F2 Logistics Cargo Movers
* Foton Tornadoes
* Gerflor Defenders
* Iriga City Oragons
* Motolite Power Builders
* PayMaya High Flyers
* Perlas Spikers
* Philippine Army Lady Troopers
* Philippine Air Force Lady Jet Spikers
* Pocari Sweat Lady Warriors
* Power Smashers
* Sta. Lucia Lady Realtors
* Tacloban Fighting Warays
* UAC Power Hitters

Rookie Draft|

* 2024
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Premier Volleyball League Most Valuable Player Award

2017|

* W: Valdez (R), Pablo (O), Santiago (C)
* M: Abdilla (R), Capate (O), Espejo (C)

2018|

* W: Pablo (R), Molde (C), Valdez (O),
* M: Espejo (R), Pablico (C), Abdilla (O)

2019|

* Valdez (R), Galanza (O), Genesis (C)

2021|

* Santiago (O)

2022|

* Carlos (O), Carlos (I), Paat (R)

2023|

* Carlos (1F), Molina (I), Rondina (2F)

2024|

* Van Sickle (F), Pons (R), Gumabao (I)

legend: C - collegiate conference, F - all-filipino conference, I - invitational conference, O - open conference, R - reinforced conference
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*[W:]: Women's
*[M:]: Men's
*[Abdilla]: Alnakran Abdilla
*[Capate]: Lorenzo Capate Jr.
*[Pablico]: Paolo Pablico
*[Genesis]: Trisha Mae Genesis