List of Cignal Super Spikers (women) seasons

The Cignal Super Spikers women's team was established in 2013 as the Cignal HD Spikers and were one of the founding members of the Philippine Super Liga. In 2021, the team turned pro and moved to the Premier Volleyball League.

Records per conference

Philippine Super Liga (2013–2020)

Season	Conference	Preliminary round	Playoffs	Ranking	Source
2013	Invitational	2nd (3–2, 9 pts)	Won in semifinals vs. Petron, 3–0 Lost in championship vs. TMS–Philippine Army, 1–3	Runner-up	[1]
	Grand Prix	4th (2–3, 6 pts)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Petron, 3–1 Won in semifinals vs. PLDT, 3–2 Lost in championship vs. TMS–Philippine Army, 1–3	Runner-up	[2]
2014	All-Filipino	7th (1–5, 4 pts)	Did not qualify	7th place	[3] [4]
	Grand Prix	4th (4–6, 12 pts)	Lost in semifinals vs. Petron, 0–3 Lost in third place match vs. RC Cola–Air Force, 1–3	4th place	[5]
2015	All-Filipino	5th (2–8, 7 pts)	Lost in quarterfinals vs. Philips Gold, 2–3 Won in fifth place match vs. Mane 'n Tail, 3–1	5th place
	Grand Prix	3rd (7–3, 20 pts)	Lost in semifinals vs. Petron, 1–3 Lost in third place match vs. Philips Gold, 1–3	4th place
2016	Invitational	4th (3–2, 9 pts)	Did not qualify	5th place
	All-Filipino	5th (2–5, 7 pts) (First round) 2nd (2–1, 6 pts) (Second round)	Did not qualify Won in 5th–8th classification semifinals vs. Amy's Kitchen–Perpetual, 3–1 Lost in fifth place match vs. Generika, 2–3	6th place
	Grand Prix	6th (1–9, 3 pts)	Lost in quarterfinals vs. F2 Logistics, 1–3 Lost in fifth place match vs. Generika, 0–3	6th place
2017	Invitational	2nd (4–1, 12 pts)	Finished 2nd in final round	Co-champions	[6]
	All-Filipino	2nd (5–1, 14 pts) (Pool C)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Cocolife Lost in semifinals vs. F2 Logistics, 0–3 Won in third place match vs. Foton, 3–1	3rd place
	Grand Prix	4th (4–4, 13 pts)	Lost in quarterfinals vs. Cocolife, 0–3	5th place
2018	Grand Prix	6th (3–7, 9 pts)	Lost in quarterfinals vs. Cocolife, 0–3	6th place
	Invitational	1st (4–0, 11 pts) (Group B)	Lost in semifinals vs. F2 Logistics, 0–3 Won in third place match vs. Smart–Army, 3–1	3rd place
	All-Filipino	5th (5–5, 13 pts)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Foton, 3–1 Lost in semifinals vs. Petron, 0–3 [a] Lost in third place match vs. Generika–Ayala, 0–3	4th place	[7]
2019	Grand Prix	4th (7–7, 20 pts)	Won in quarterfinals vs. United VC, 3–1 [b] Lost in semifinals vs. Petron, 0–2 [c] Lost in third place match vs. PLDT, 2–3	4th place
	All-Filipino	5th (7–7, 24 pts)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Generika–Ayala, 3–1 Won in semifinals vs. Petron in two games [b] Lost in championship vs. F2 Logistics, 0–2 [c]	Runner-up
	Invitational	2nd (2–1, 6 pts) (Pool C)	Lost in semifinals vs. F2 Logistics, 1–3 Won in third place match vs. Foton, 3–0	3rd place
2020	Grand Prix	Conference cancelled

Premier Volleyball League (2021–present)

Season	Conference	Preliminary round	Final round	Ranking	Source
2021 (team)	Open	10th (1–8, 3 pts)	Did not qualify	10th place	[8]
2022 (team)	Open	1st (4–0, 12 pts) (Pool A)	Won in quarterfinals vs. BaliPure, 3–0 [b] Lost in semifinals vs. Petro Gazz, 1–2 [c] Won in third place series vs. Choco Mucho, 1–1 [c] [d]	3rd place	[9]
	Invitational	3rd (4–2, 11 pts)	Finished 4th in semifinals Won in third place match vs. PLDT, 3–2	3rd place	[10]
	Reinforced	4th (5–3, 14 pts)	Finished 1st in semifinals Lost in championship vs. Petro Gazz, 0–2 [c]	Runner-up	[11]
2023 (team)	First All-Filipino	6th (3–5, 8 pts)	Did not qualify	6th place	[12]
	Invitational	1st (4–1, 12 pts) (Pool B)	Finished 3rd in semifinals Won in third place match vs. F2 Logistics, 3–1	3rd place	[13]
	Second All-Filipino	3rd (8–3, 25 pts)	Lost in semifinals vs. Choco Mucho, 1–2 [c] Won in third place series vs. Chery Tiggo, 2–0 [c]	3rd place	[14]
2024 (team)	All-Filipino	6th (7–4, 22 pts)	Did not qualify	6th place	[15]
	Reinforced	2nd (7–1, 20 pts)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Capital1, 3–2 Lost in semifinals vs. Creamline, 2–3 Won in third place match vs. PLDT, 3–1	3rd place	[16]
	Invitational	2nd (3–1, 8 pts)	Lost in championship vs. Creamline, 2–3	Runner-up	[17]
2024–25 (team)	All-Filipino	3rd (8–3, 25 pts)	Did not qualify [e]	9th place	[18]
	PVL on Tour	1st (4–1, 12 pts) (Pool B)	Won in quarterfinals vs. Akari, 3–0 Lost in semifinals vs. Chery Tiggo, 1–3 Lost in third place match vs. Creamline, 0–3	4th place	[19]
	Invitational	5th (1–4, 4 pts)	Did not qualify	5th place	[20]
	Reinforced	6th (5–3, 13 pts)	Lost in quarterfinals vs. PLDT, 1–3	7th place	[21]

Notes

1. Opposing team had twice-to-beat advantage.
2. Team had twice-to-beat advantage.
3. Best-of-three series.
4. Cignal won on aggregate points ratio, 1.022–0.978 (185–181).
5. Cignal lost in the qualifying round vs. Capital1 and placed 3rd in the play-in tournament.

References

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