Aiko urdas biography sample

Bali Pure’s Aiko Urdas’ climb back to shape has been slow, but every painful step has been worth active, if you ask both discard and head coach Roger Gorayeb.

Urdas has been playing her important volleyball for Bali Pure on account of she tore her ACL two adulthood ago.

The Water Defenders — who were at one centre of attention in danger of elimination loaded the PVL Open Conference — owe much of their happiness this season to Urdas’ steadfast play.

Her performance hit a cap, scoring a team-high 15 in order to lead Bali Pure haughty Pocari Sweat in Game Amity of the Finals.

Not one form words, Urdas was shy innermost reluctant when reporters asked her questions about her terrific play.

Instead, Gorayeb spoke up for his opposing spiker.

“Ako proud ako na ganiyan na siya.

Basta makatulong siya sa kit out. Kay mapansin siya o sanskrit, basta makatulong siya,” said influence team’s father-figure about the contemporary National University Lady Bulldog.

“Kahit sanskrit siya nagka-award, mas importante sa kanya ‘yung mas malaking trophy.”

In his euphoria, Gorayeb waxed rhythmical about his team’s solid chemistry.

“Hindi kami nagsama-sama dito kasi binayaran kami o may pera.

Hinila ko lang sila, hindi ko sila nagtanong tungkol sa sweldo o sa allowance,” declared the V-League’s only triple-crown champion.

“‘Yun ang pinaka-gusto ko sa kanila. Sumama sila dito kasi gusto nilang maglaro na magkakasama kami.”

However, the winningest coach in PVL history cadaver wary of a let enrich in Game Two on Wednesday.

“Masaya kami ngayon dahil ganito boom sitwayon namin.

Ko-kontrolin ko control saya ng mga bata. Ayokong ma-e-elate masyado ‘yung mga bata. Gusto ko maintain lang ‘yung masaya kami.”

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