List of Premier Volleyball League award recipients

This article is about the awards given in each conference. For awards given annually, see PVL Press Corps Awards Night.

The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) presents multiple awards at every conference to recognize its players for their accomplishments. These include two Most Valuable Player awards and seven positional awards collectively known as the All-Premier Team.

When the league was rebranded from the Shakey's V-League in 2017, it carried over most of its awards, with the only notable exception being the Most Improved Player award. There are also other special awards which are only given occasionally and not in every conference. The Best Foreign Guest Player award is only given during the league's Reinforced Conference. In the 2018 Reinforced Conference, the league gave the Highest Scorer in a Match with its own award. In 2024, the Rookie of the Conference was introduced. There's also one team award, the Fair Play Award, though that was only given during the 2024 All-Filipino Conference.

Until 2025, the league doesn't give out awards for performance in a full season or across multiple conference. Since then, the PVL Press Corps have given annual awards through its PVL Press Corps Awards Night.

Women's division

Most Valuable Player awards

Award	First awarded	Description	Most recent winner	Ref.
Most Valuable Player	2017	Awarded to the best performing player of a PVL conference.	Savi Davison (PLDT)	[1]
Finals Most Valuable Player	2017	Awarded to the best performing player of a PVL Finals series.	Kath Arado (PLDT)	[2]

All-Premier Team

Main article: All-Premier Team

The All-Premier Team is a group of seven awards given each conference to the best players in the league in each position.

Award	First awarded	Most recent winner	Ref.
1st Best Outside Hitter	2017	Alyssa Valdez (Creamline Cool Smashers)	[3]
2nd Best Outside Hitter	2017	Myla Pablo (Petro Gazz Angels)
1st Best Middle Blocker	2017	Jeanette Panaga (Creamline Cool Smashers)
2nd Best Middle Blocker	2017	Majoy Baron (PLDT High Speed Hitters)
Best Opposite Hitter	2017	Trisha Tubu (Farm Fresh Foxies)
Best Setter	2017	Kyle Negrito (Creamline Cool Smashers)
Best Libero	2017	Kath Arado (PLDT High Speed Hitters)

Special awards

Season	Conference	Individual awards			Team awards	Ref.
		Best Foreign Guest Player	Highest Scorer in a Match	Rookie of the Conference	Fair Play Award
2017	Reinforced	Michelle Strizak (Pocari)	—	—	—	[4]
2018	Reinforced	Tess Rountree (PayMaya)	Lakia Bright (Perlas)	—	—	[5] [6]
2019	Reinforced	Wilma Salas (Petro Gazz)	—	—	—	[7]
2022	Reinforced	Lindsey Vander Weide (Petro Gazz)	—	—	—	[8]
2024	All-Filipino	—	—	—	Nxled Chameleons	[9]
	Reinforced	María José Pérez (Cignal)	—	Shayra Ancheta (Zus Coffee)	—	[10]
2024–25	All-Filipino	—	—	Ishie Lalongisip (Cignal)	—	[11]

Men's division

As the league's men's division was split back into Spikers' Turf in 2018, all of the PVL's men's division awards are defunct.

Most Valuable Player awards

Award	First awarded	Last awarded	Description	Last winner	Ref.
Most Valuable Player	2017	2018	Awarded to the best performing player of a PVL conference.	Paolo Pablico (Adamson)	[12]
Finals Most Valuable Player	2017	2018	Awarded to the best performing player of a PVL Finals series.	Bryan Bagunas (NU Bulldogs)

All-Premier Team

Main article: All-Premier Team

The All-Premier Team is a group of seven awards given each conference to the best players in the league in each position.

Award	First awarded	Last awarded	Last winner	Ref.
1st Best Outside Hitter	2017	2018	Bryan Bagunas (NU Bulldogs)	[12]
2nd Best Outside Hitter	2017	2018	Paolo Pablico (Adamson)
1st Best Middle Blocker	2017	2018	JP Bugaoan (FEU Tamaraws)
2nd Best Middle Blocker	2017	2018	Jayvee Sumagaysay (UST Golden Spikers)
Best Opposite Hitter	2017	2018	Joshua Umandal (UST Golden Spikers)
Best Setter	2017	2018	Timothy Tajanlangit (UST Golden Spikers)
Best Libero	2017	2018	Ricky Marcos (NU Bulldogs)

Most-awarded players

Women's division

Rank	Name	Current / Last team	Position	Years playing in PVL		MVP award	Positional award	Total
				From	To
1	Alyssa Valdez	Creamline	OH	2017	present	4	9	13
2	Jia De Guzman	Denso (Japan)	S	2017	2023	4	8	12
3	Tots Carlos	Creamline	OP	2017	present	4	5	9
4	Myla Pablo	Petro Gazz	OH	2017	present	3	5	8
5	Jema Galanza	Creamline	OH	2017	present	2	5	7
	Jeanette Panaga	Creamline	MB	2017	present	–	7
6	Grethcel Soltones	Akari	OH	2017	present	1	4	5
	Kyle Negrito	Creamline	S	2018	present	1	4
7	Jaja Santiago	Osaka (Japan)	MB	2017	2021	3	1	4
	Michele Gumabao	Creamline	OP	2017	present	1	3
	Kath Arado	PLDT	L	2021	present	–	4
	Angelica Cayuna	Cignal	S	2017	present	–	4
	Thang Ponce	Choco Mucho	L	2022	present	–	4

Men's division

Rank	Name	Last PVL team	Position	MVP award	Positional award	Total
1	Marck Espejo	Cignal	OH	3	2	5
2	Lorenzo Capate Jr.	Cignal	OH	3	0	3
	Bryan Bagunas	NU	OH	2	1
	Fauzi Ismail	Air Force	OH	0	3
	JP Bugaoan	FEU	MB	0	3
6	Paolo Pablico	Adamson	OH	1	1	2
	Vince Mangulabnan	Cignal	S	0	2
	Kim Malabunga	NU	MB	0	2
	Rence Melgar	PLDT	L	0	2
	Jayvee Sumagaysay	UST	MB	0	2
	Joshua Umandal	UST	OP	0	2

See also

• List of Shakey's V-League award recipients
• List of Spikers' Turf award recipients

References

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