Premier Volleyball League award recipients

Last updated November 01, 2024

The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) presents awards at every conference to recognize its players for their accomplishments. The following is a list of award recipients of the PVL, the sole top-level women's professional volleyball league in the Philippines founded in 2017.^[1]^[2]

Women's division

Most Valuable Player

^	Denotes player who is still active in the PVL
	Denotes player has both won the Conference and Finals MVP
Player (#)	Denotes the number of times the player has been named MVP
Team (#)	Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won

Season	Conference	Awardees		Ref.
Season	Conference	Conference	Finals	Ref.
2017	Reinforced	Alyssa Valdez^ (Creamline)	Myla Pablo^ (Pocari)	^[3]
	Open	Myla Pablo^ (2) (Pocari) (2)	Grethcel Soltones^ (BaliPure)	^[4]
	Collegiate	Alyja Santiago (NU)	Jasmine Nabor^ (NU)	^[5]
2018	Reinforced	Myla Pablo^ (3) (Pocari) (3)	Jia Morado (Creamline)	^[6]
	Collegiate	Isa Molde^ (UP)	Isa Molde^ (2) (UP) (2)	^[7]
	Open	Alyssa Valdez^ (2) (Creamline) (2)	Jia Morado (2) (Creamline) (2)	^[8]^[9]
2019	Reinforced	Alyssa Valdez^ (3) (Creamline) (3)	Janisa Johnson (Petro Gazz)	^[10]^[11]
	Open	Jessica Galanza^ (Creamline)	Jia Morado (3) (Creamline) (3)	^[12]^[13]
	Collegiate	Trisha Genesis^ (Adamson)	Louie Romero^ (Adamson)	^[14]
2021	Open	Alyja Santiago (2) (Chery Tiggo)	Alyja Santiago (3) (Chery Tiggo) (2)	^[15]
2022	Open	Tots Carlos^ (Creamline)	Alyssa Valdez^ (4) (Creamline) (4)	^[16]
	Invitational	Tots Carlos^ (2) (Creamline) (2)	Celine Domingo^ (Creamline)
	Reinforced	Mylene Paat^ (Chery Tiggo)	Lindsey Vander Weide (Petro Gazz)
2023	1st All-Filipino	Tots Carlos^ (3) (Creamline) (3)	Jia De Guzman (4) (Creamline) (4)	^[17]^[18]
	Invitational	Frances Molina^ (Cignal)	Kyoka Ohshima (Kurashiki)
	2nd All-Filipino	Sisi Rondina^ (Choco Mucho)	Tots Carlos^ (4) (Creamline) (4)	^[19]
2024	All-Filipino	Brooke Van Sickle^ (Petro Gazz)	Jessica Galanza^ (2) (Creamline) (2)	^[20]^[21]
	Reinforced	Bernadeth Pons^ (Creamline)	Bernadeth Pons^ (2) (Creamline) (2)
	Invitational	Michele Gumabao^ (Creamline)	Kyle Negrito^ (Creamline)

Individual awards

	Denotes player who is still active in the PVL
Player (#)	Denotes the number of times the player has been awarded
Player (in bold text)	Indicates the player who won the Conference MVP in the same conference
Player (in italic text)	Indicates the player who won the Finals MVP in the same conference

Season	Conference	Awards
Season	Conference	1st Best Outside Hitter	2nd Best Outside Hitter	1st Best Middle Blocker	2nd Best Middle Blocker	Best Opposite Hitter	Best Setter	Best Libero
2017	Reinforced	Alyssa Valdez (Creamline)	Grethcel Soltones (BaliPure)	Risa Sato (BaliPure)	Jeanette Panaga (Pocari)	Dimdim Pacres (Power Smashers)	Jasmine Nabor (BaliPure)	Melissa Gohing (Pocari)
	Open	Myla Pablo (Pocari)	Grethcel Soltones (2) (BaliPure)	Jeanette Panaga (2) (Pocari)	Risa Sato (2) (BaliPure)	Iari Yongco (Air Force)	Jia Morado (Creamline)	Melissa Gohing (2) (Pocari)
	Collegiate	Christine Soyud (Adamson)	Regine Arocha (Arellano)	Jeanette Villareal (FEU)	Risa Sato (3) (NU)	Toni Basas (FEU)	Rhea Ramirez (Arellano)	Gayle Valdez (NU)
2018	Reinforced	Alyssa Valdez (2) (Creamline)	Myla Pablo (2) (Pocari)	Jeanette Panaga (3) (Pocari)	Mary Joy Dacoron (Perlas)	Michele Gumabao (Creamline)	Jia Morado (2) (Creamline)	Tatan Pantone (PayMaya)
	Collegiate	Isa Molde (UP)	Bernadette Flora (Adamson)	Celine Domingo (FEU)	Aie Gannaban (UP)	Christine Soyud (2) (Adamson)	Mary Jane Igao (Adamson)	Thang Ponce (Adamson)
	Open	Alyssa Valdez (3) (Creamline)	Jema Galanza (Creamline)	Maddie Madayag (Ateneo)	Katherine Bersola (Perlas)	Katrina Tolentino (Ateneo)	Jia Morado (3) (Creamline)	Cienne Cruz (Petro Gazz)
2019	Reinforced	Nicole Anne Tiamzon (Perlas)	Alyssa Valdez (4) (Creamline)	Katherine Bersola (2) (Perlas)	Cherry Rose Nunag (Petro Gazz)	Dzi Gervacio (Perlas)	Jia Morado (4) (Creamline)	Anngela Nunag (Army)
	Open	Jema Galanza (2) (Creamline)	Jovie Prado (Petro Gazz)	Katherine Bersola (Perlas)	Jeanette Panaga (4) (Petro Gazz)	Tots Carlos (Motolite)	Jia Morado (5) (Creamline)	Kyla Llana Atienza (Creamline)
	Collegiate	Trisha Genesis (Adamson)	Faith Nisperos (Ateneo)	Lorene Grace Toring (Adamson)	Imee Hernandez (UST)	Klarissa Abriam (Benilde)	Janel Maraguinot (Ateneo)	Arianne Daguil (Benilde)
2021	Open	Alyssa Valdez (5) (Creamline)	Myla Pablo (3) (Petro Gazz)	Ria Meneses (Petro Gazz)	Alyja Santiago (Chery Tiggo)	Katrina Tolentino (2) (Choco Mucho)	Jia Morado (6) (Creamline)	Kathleen Arado (Petro Gazz)
2022	Open	Frances Molina (Cignal)	Grethcel Soltones (3) (Petro Gazz)	Roselyn Doria (Cignal)	Ria Meneses (2) (Cignal)	Tots Carlos (2) (Creamline)	Angelica Cayuna (Cignal)	Dawn Catindig (F2 Logistics)
	Invitational	Alyssa Valdez (6) (Creamline)	Frances Molina (Cignal)	Mika Reyes (PLDT)	Dell Palomata (PLDT)	Tots Carlos (3) (Creamline)	Liao Yi-Jen (KingWhale)	Qiu Shi-Qing (KingWhale)
	Reinforced	Alyssa Valdez (7) (Creamline)	Myla Pablo (4) (Petro Gazz)	Mar-Jana Phillips (Petro Gazz)	Roselyn Doria (2) (Cignal)	Mylene Paat (Chery Tiggo)	Jia De Guzman (7) (Creamline)	Ria Beatriz Duremdes (Chery Tiggo)
2023	1st All-Filipino	Tots Carlos (4) (Creamline)	Jema Galanza (3) (Creamline)	Remy Palma (Petro Gazz)	Mar-Jana Phillips (2) (Petro Gazz)	Michele Gumabao (2) (Creamline)	Jia De Guzman (8) (Creamline)	Kathleen Arado (2) (PLDT)
	Invitational	Asaka Tamaru (Kurashiki)	Alyssa Valdez (8) (Creamline)	Majoy Baron (F2 Logistics)	Celine Domingo (2) (Creamline)	Tots Carlos (5) (Creamline)	Angelica Cayuna (2) (Cignal)	Kathleen Arado (3) (PLDT)
	2nd All-Filipino	Ejiya Laure (Chery Tiggo)	Jema Galanza (4) (Creamline)	Jeanette Panaga (5) (Creamline)	Ria Meneses (3) (Cignal)	Michele Gumabao (3) (Creamline)	Angelica Cayuna (3) (Cignal)	Thang Ponce (2) (Choco Mucho)
2024	All-Filipino	Sisi Rondina (Choco Mucho)	Jema Galanza (5) (Creamline)	Maddie Madayag (2) (Choco Mucho)	Jeanette Panaga (6) (Creamline)	Aiza Maizo-Pontillas (Petro Gazz)	Kyle Negrito (Creamline)	Thang Ponce (3) (Choco Mucho)
	Reinforced	Brooke Van Sickle (Petro Gazz)	Grethcel Soltones (4) (Akari)	Lourdes Clemente (Capital1)	Majoy Baron (2) (PLDT)	Trisha Tubu (Farm Fresh)	Angelica Cayuna (4) (Cignal)	Alyssa Eroa (Galeries Tower)
	Invitational	María José Pérez (Cignal)	Erica Staunton (Creamline)	Jacqueline Acuña (Cignal)	Low Mei Cing (Kurashiki)	Saya Taniguchi (Kurashiki)	Kyle Negrito (2) (Creamline)	Kalyarat Khamwong (Est Cola)
2024–25	All-Filipino	^{[ to be determined ]}

Special awards

Season	Conference	Awardees				Ref.
		Individual			Team
		Best Foreign Guest Player	Highest Scorer in a Match	Rookie of the Conference	Fair Play Award
2017	Reinforced	Michelle Strizak (Pocari)	—	—	—	^[3]
2018	Reinforced	Tess Rountree (PayMaya)	Lakia Bright (Perlas)	—	—	^[6]^[22]
2019	Reinforced	Wilma Salas (Petro Gazz)	—	—	—
2022	Reinforced	Lindsey Vander Weide (Petro Gazz)	—	—	—
2024	All Filipino	—	—	—	Nxled Chameleons
2024	Reinforced	María José Pérez (Cignal)	—	Shayra Ancheta (Zus Coffee)	—

Men's division

Most Valuable Player

	Denotes player has both won the Conference and Finals MVP
Player (#)	Denotes the number of times the player has been named MVP
Team (#)	Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won

Season	Conference	Awardees		Ref.
Season	Conference	Conference	Finals	Ref.
2017	Reinforced	Alnakran Abdilla (Air Force)	Lorenzo Capate Jr. (Cignal)	^[23]
	Open	Lorenzo Capate Jr. (2) (Cignal) (2)	Lorenzo Capate Jr. (3) (Cignal) (3)	^[24]
	Collegiate	Marck Espejo (Ateneo)	Marck Espejo (2) (Ateneo) (2)	^[25]
2018	Reinforced	Marck Espejo (3) (Cignal)	Bryan Bagunas (Air Force)	^[26]
2018	Collegiate	Paolo Pablico (Adamson)	Bryan Bagunas (2) (NU)	^[27]

Individual awards

Player (#)	Denotes the number of times the player has been awarded
Player (in bold text)	Indicates the player who won the Conference MVP in the same year
Player (in italic text)	Indicates the player who won the Finals MVP in the same year

Season	Conference	Awards
Season	Conference	1st Best Outside Hitter	2nd Best Outside Hitter	1st Best Middle Blocker	2nd Best Middle Blocker	Best Opposite Hitter	Best Setter	Best Libero
2017	Reinforced	Mark Gil Alfafara (Cignal)	Fauzi Ismail (Air Force)	Jayvee Sumagaysay (Army)	Gregorio Dolor (IEM)	Edward Camposano (Sta. Elena)	Vince Mangulabnan (Cignal)	Rence Melgar (IEM)
	Open	Edwin Tolentino (Air Force)	Isaah Arda (Sta. Elena)	Kim Malabunga (Megabuilders)	Francis Saura (Megabuilders)	Berlin Paglinawan (Sta. Elena)	Vince Mangulabnan (2) (Cignal)	Sandy Montero (Cignal)
	Collegiate	Marck Espejo (Ateneo)	Fauzi Ismail (2) (NU)	John Paul Bugaoan (FEU)	Kim Malabunga (2) (NU)	Joshua Umandal (UST)	Esmilzo Polvorosa (Ateneo)	Manuel Sumanguid III (Ateneo)
2018	Reinforced	Marck Espejo (2) (Cignal)	Fauzi Ismail (3) (Air Force)	Rex Emmanuel Intal (Cignal)	John Paul Bugaoan (2) (Vice Co.)	John Vic De Guzman (PLDT)	Ronchette Villegas (PLDT)	Rence Melgar (2) (PLDT)
	Collegiate	Bryan Bagunas (NU)	Paolo Pablico (Adamson)	John Paul Bugaoan (3) (FEU)	Jayvee Sumagaysay (2) (UST)	Joshua Umandal (2) (UST)	Timothy Tajanlangit (UST)	Ricky Marcos (NU)

Most-awarded players

Women's division

Rank	Name	Current / Last team	Position	Years playing in PVL		MVP award	Positional award	Total
Rank	Name	Current / Last team	Position	From	To	MVP award	Positional award	Total
1	Alyssa Valdez	Creamline	OH	2017	present	4	8	12
1	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	4	7
4	Jema Galanza	Creamline	OH	2017	present	2	5	7
6	Jeanette Panaga	Creamline	MB	2017	present	–	6	6
7	Grethcel Soltones	Akari	OH	2017	present	1	4	5
8	Jaja Santiago	Osaka (Japan)	MB	2017	2021	3	1	4
	Michele Gumabao	Creamline	OP	2017	present	1	3
	Angelica Cayuna	Cignal	S	2017	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

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[1] Escalorte, Mark (March 30, 2017). "Sports Vision, ABS-CBN ink new partnership for PVL". ABS-CBN Sports . Retrieved December 25, 2017.

[2] Mendoza, Al (June 10, 2013). "Secret behind success of Shakey's tourney". Manila Standard . Retrieved December 25, 2017.

[2017_women's_reinforced-3] 1 2 Escarlote, Mark (June 13, 2017). "Valdez bags inaugural PVL Reinforced Conference MVP award". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved October 28, 2017.

[2017_women's_open-4] Escarlote, Mark (August 12, 2017). "Pablo claims Open Conference MVP plum". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved August 12, 2017.

[2017_women's_collegiate-5] Escarlote, Mark (October 14, 2017). "Santiago named PVL Collegiate Conference MVP". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved October 15, 2017.

[2018_women's_reinforced-6] 1 2 "PVL: Alyssa hails Finals MVP Morado as 'one of the greatest'". ABS-CBN. Retrieved July 11, 2018.

[2018_women's_collegiate-7] Escarlote, Mark (September 12, 2018). "PVL: Molde claims MVP recognition". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved September 12, 2018.

[2018_open_conference-8] Escarlote, Mark (December 8, 2018). "PVL: Valdez earns Open Conference MVP honors". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved December 8, 2018.

[9] Escarlote, Mark (December 8, 2018). "PVL: Cool Smashers crush Lady Eagles, rule Open Conference". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved December 8, 2018.

[10] Escarlote, Mark (July 13, 2019). "PVL: Valdez claims third MVP award". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved July 13, 2019.

[11] Escarlote, Mark (July 14, 2019). "PVL: Angels fly high, claim Reinforced Conference crown". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved July 19, 2019.

[12] Escarlote, Mark (November 9, 2019). "PVL: Galanza takes home well-deserved MVP award". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved November 9, 2019.

[13] Escarlote, Mark (November 9, 2019). "PVL: Cool Smashers complete 20-game sweep, extend Open Conference reign". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved November 9, 2019.

[14] Escarlote, Mark (October 12, 2019). "PVL: Genesis named conference MVP". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved October 12, 2019.

[15] Yumol, David Tristan (August 13, 2021). "Jaja Santiago takes home Conference MVP and Finals MVP awards". CNN Philippines . Archived from the original on August 13, 2021. Retrieved August 13, 2021.

[16] Agcaoili, Lance (April 8, 2022). "Creamline's Tots Carlos wins PVL Open Conference MVP". Philippine Daily Inquirer . Retrieved April 8, 2022.

[2023AFC-17] Agcaoili, Lance (March 30, 2023). "Creamline's Tots Carlos wins third PVL MVP award". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved March 30, 2023.

[18] Agcaoili, Lance (March 30, 2023). "Jia De Guzman hailed PVL Finals MVP after leading Creamline to another crown". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved March 30, 2023.

[19] Isaga, JR (December 16, 2023). "Pro league rookie Sisi Rondina skies high with first career PVL MVP award". Rappler. Archived from the original on December 16, 2023. Retrieved December 16, 2023.

[20] Isaga, JR (May 12, 2024). "Brooke's best: Petro Gazz's Van Sickle bags MVP in debut PVL stint". Rappler . Retrieved May 12, 2024.

[21] Anzures, Rom (May 13, 2024). "PVL: Finals MVP Jema Galanza proud of how Creamline defied adversity en route to All-Filipino crown". News.ABS-CBN.com . Retrieved May 13, 2024.

[22] Suing, Ivan Ruiz (July 11, 2018). "Despite Pocari's early exit, Myla Pablo happy to win PVL MVP plum". Philippine Daily Inquirer . Retrieved October 22, 2018.

[2017_men's_reinforced-23] Escarlote, Mark (June 13, 2017). "Jet Spiker Abdilla earns MVP award in return from injury". ABS-CBN Sports. Retrieved October 28, 2017.

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v t e Premier Volleyball League Most Valuable Player Award
2017	W: Valdez (R), Pablo (O), Santiago (C) M:Abdilla (R), Capate (O), Espejo (C)
2018	W: Pablo (R), Molde (C), Valdez (O), M: Espejo (R), Pablico (C), Abdilla (O)
2019	Valdez (R), Galanza (O), Genesis (C)
2021	Santiago (O)
2022	Carlos (O), Carlos (I), Paat (R)
2023	Carlos (1F), Molina (I), Rondina (2F)
2024	Van Sickle (F), Pons (R), Gumabao (I)
legend: C - collegiate conference, F - all-filipino conference, I - invitational conference, O - open conference, R - reinforced conference

Premier Volleyball League award recipients

Contents

Women's division

Most Valuable Player

Individual awards

Special awards

Men's division

Most Valuable Player

Individual awards

Most-awarded players

Women's division

Men's division

See also

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