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Philippine Super Liga

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Sport
  
Volleyball

President
  
Ramon Suzara

Country
  
Philippines

Inaugural season
  
2013

Commissioner
  
Dr. Adrian Laurel

Founded
  
2013

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No. of teams
  
2017 Invitational: W: 6 M: (no tournament)

Motto
  
Ito Ang Volleyball! (This is Volleyball)

Instances
  
2017 PSL season, 2016 PSL season, 2014 PSL season, 2013 PSL season

Teams
  
F2 Logistics Cargo Mo, RC Cola‑Army Troopers, Petron Tri‑Activ Spikers, Philippine Army Lady Troopers, Foton Tornadoes

Profiles

The Philippine Super Liga (PSL) is the first semi-professional corporate club volleyball league in the Philippines. It is organized by SportsCore Event Management and Consultancy, Inc. The league is envisioned to provide former collegiate players a league with which they can continue with their volleyball career.

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The PSL began as a women's league during its inaugural tournament. A men's division was added for the succeeding tournament. After the formation of Spikers' Turf, the men's division of the indoor tournaments became inactive.

The chairman is Philip Ella Juico (also the chairman of the Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association or PATAFA); FIVB official, AVC development and marketing chairman and Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas, Inc. (LVPI) adviser Ramon "Tats" Suzara is the league's president, while volleyball TV analyst Dr. Adrian Laurel is the league's commissioner.

The league is recognized by the LVPI, the FIVB and the AVC. The league maintains strong ties with the international governing bodies, adhering by the rules and regulations set by the FIVB and AVC. The PSL became a FIVB-accredited club league and its teams and players also became registered with the FIVB.

Current teams

For the 2017 PSL Invitational Cup:

Brand ambassadors

  • Richard Gomez (2013)
  • Gretchen Ho (2014)
  • Charleen Abigail Cruz (2015)
  • Mika Reyes (2016)
  • References

    Philippine Super Liga Wikipedia