First Division Title Race Wide Open

April 17th - A victory by Club Olympia over MCCU Sunrise has left the race for the division one title wide open. A thrilling 5-setter packed with great defense and remarkable offense saw the end of Sunrise' dominance over Club Olympia who has, this season, emerged as one of the contenders.

With only two games left in round one of the first division, WolfPac, Olympia and Sunrise has each lost only one match and are leveled in the point standings. WolfPac is expected to play Breakers on Sunday 25th April.

Meanwhile, the Sign Man Celtics remain the only unbeaten team in the Women's Division and are at the top of the tables.

STRIKEFORCE' DOMINANCE COMES TO AN END?

April 7th - In a thrilling and all-around exciting 5-setter, LIME Strike Force of Pointe Michel squandered a two sets to nil lead, and eventually went down to SIGNMAN Celtics on Wednesday night, in the Women’s Division of the 2010 LIME National Volleyball League.

Trailing 2-0, the Celts took an early 8-1 lead in the third set before allowing Strikeforce to bounce back and equalize at 18. Another run by Celtics pushed the lead to 22-19 and the never turned back in the set take a 25-22 point win.

Celtics encountered two scary moments in the 4th set when first, veteran player, Jennifer Nantan went down with a knee injury followed by Former national player Karana Thomas with a dislocated finger. That did not deter nor distract the Celts who took the 4th set 25-20.

The momentum was carried into the 5th set but the excellent defense of Strikeforce was no match for the attacks of national center Marcia and Celtics walked away with the set and the match 15-10 (3-2).

The match featured some of the longest rallies ever to be witnessed in a Women’s match here; as well as outstanding defensive plays by both teams. The loss marked the first game lost by Strikeforce in almost 5 years.