Alyssa Valdez says she will 'never get tired' representing PH

Valdez open to national team return

CREAMLINE team captain Alyssa Valdez reaffirmed her unwavering commitment to the national flag, declaring she is always ready to represent the Philippines as uncertainty surrounds the buildup of Alas Pilipinas for the 2026 AVC Women’s Cup.

Alyssa Valdez says she will 'never get tired' representing PH

MANILA, Philippines–With all the problems hounding the Alas Pilipinas women’s volleyball team lately, it was understandable that Alyssa Valdez begged off from answering questions regarding the squad. “I hope you understand,” she kept repeating. “Definitely, once we have all the answers, we will let all of you know.” READ: Alyssa Valdez joins Alas Pilipinas training ahead of AVC tilt But even then, Valdez made one thing very clear. “I will never …

Alyssa Valdez returns to national team duty

Without hesitation, Creamline skipper Alyssa Valdez answered the call of duty in times of need as she returned to the national women’s volleyball team following its revamp by the Philippine National Volleyball Federation.Her reason was simple.“I will never get tired of representing the country,” she said during Wednesday’s Thanksgiving lunch hosted by Allianz, one of Creamline’s sponsors.The veteran outside hitter kept her comments brief, but ex…

Alyssa Valdez set for national team comeback in Women’s Volleyball Cup

SANTA ROSA — Three years since she last officially represented the country, Alyssa Valdez has been named to the Alas Pilipinas Women pool for the upcoming 2026 AVC Women’s Volleyball Cup in Candon City. Valdez headlines several new invitees to the national team as the revamped squad begins its buildup, with most—if not all—of the players who competed in the recent Southeast Asian Games opting to beg off from the tournament. Philippine National V…