At 39, retired Thailand volleyball star Wilavan Apinyapong, the head coach of Chonburi, decided to return to the court, joining in the semifinal and third-place playoff of the national league.
ALAS Pilipinas targets nothing less than a gold medal in the beach volleyball competitions of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games this December in Thailand.
PHILIPPINE volleyball’s ascent received a stamp of approval from an esteemed pair of Thai sporting legends in Wanna Buakaew and Wilavan Apinyapong. Two of Thailand volleyball’s longtime pillars had ...
Thai volleyball fans have expressed their disappointment and frustration after coach Kiattipong Radchatagriengkai and the national women’s team suffered a shocking loss to Vietnam in the second stage ...
MANILA, Philippines — Est Cola assistant coach Wilavan Apinyapong, who played her last Southeast Asian Games in Manila five years ago, relished the opportunity in her return to the country, this time, ...
Thai Beverage Plc has rolled out the “Serve est, Cheer Thailand to AWESOME” campaign to rally nationwide support for the Thai women’s national team at the FIVB Volleyball Women’s World Championship ...
NAKHON RATCHASIMA - Thailand downed Japan in three sets to take the Asian Women's Volleyball Championship in a packed stadium in Nakhon Ratchasima on Saturday. After a see-saw first set in which the ...
After winning the world's ladies badminton title last month, Thailand notched up another sporting victory Saturday by winning the Asian women's volleyball championship, defeating Japan in three ...
TCP Group, the manufacturer and distributor of “Sponsor,” the number one sports drink in Thailand, has partnered with Volleyball World to sign a memorandum of understanding for the title sponsorship ...
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Alas beach volleyball teams put weight on Thailand SEA Games bid
THE Alas Pilipinas national beach volleyball teams led by the celebrated pair of Sisi Rondina and Bernadeth Pons has thrown ...
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