Wikiwand AI

Philippine Army Troopers

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Philippine Army Troopers represents the Philippine Army in men's volleyball competitions.[1] The team is composed of enlisted personnel and reinforced with civilian players from time to time.

Short nameArmy
NicknameTroopers
Head coachSgt. Rico de Guzman
CaptainBenjaylo Labide (FEU)
Quick facts Short name, Nickname ...
Philippine Army Troopers
Short nameArmy
NicknameTroopers
Head coachSgt. Rico de Guzman
CaptainBenjaylo Labide (FEU)
LeagueSpikers' Turf
2023 Invitational11th place
Uniforms
Home
Away
Close

Team colors

Philippine Army Troopers
     

Current roster

More information Number, Player ...
Philippine Army Troopers
Number Player Position
1Karlle Nico RamirezSetter
2Ferdinand Ulibas Jr.Outside Hitter
3Joshua BarricaOutside Hitter
5Benjaylo Labide (c)Outside Hitter
6Jayson UyLibero
8Ariel Kenneth BaloaloaMiddle Blocker
9Kevin LiberatoMiddle Blocker
10John Kenneth BaykingLibero
11Edward OxcianoOutside Hitter
14Manuel Andrie MedinaOutside Hitter
14Jaidal AbdulmajidOpposite Spiker
15Nikki DepamayloSetter
16Joel VillonsonMiddle Blocker
18Mark Christian EncisoOutside Hitter
Close
  • Head coach: Melvin Carolino
  • Assistant coach: Randy Fallorina

Honors

Team

Spikers' Turf/Premier Volleyball League:

More information Season, Conference ...
Season Conference Title Source
2015 Open 5th place
Reinforced - did not compete -
2016 Open - did not compete -
Reinforced 5th place
2017 [a] Reinforced 3rd place [2]
Open 5th place
2018 Reinforced [a] 5th place [3]
Open 8th place [4]
2019 Reinforced 5th place
Open 17th place
2022 Open 7th place
2023 Open 8th place
Invitational 11th place
Close

Philippine Superliga:

More information Season, Conference ...
Season Conference Title Source
2019 Beach Challenge Cup 3rd place
Close

Individual

More information Season, Conference ...
Season Conference Award Name Source
2017 [a] Reinforced 1st Best Middle Blocker Jayvee Sumagaysay [5]
Close
Notes

Team captains

  • John Ian Depamaylo (2015)
  • Benjaylo Labide (2016 - 2018)
  • Patrick John Rojas (2019)
  • Randy Fallorina (2019)
  • Benjaylo Labide (2022 - present)

See also

References

Related Articles

Timelines

Top Qs

Fact Checks