BALIK kampanya sina Jake Letts, Harry Dionson Morris, Patrice Ortiz Olivier at Justin Villazor Coveney sa Philippine Team sa 29th Southeast Asian Games sa Nobyembre.
Kabilang ang apat sa 19-man national rugby sevens training pool na binuo para maidepensa ang korona sa sports sa biennial meet. Tulad nang inaasahan, ang mahigpit na karibal ng Volcanoes sa SEAG ang Malaysia, Thailand at Singapore.
Hindi na makakasama ang beteranong sina Matthew Saunders at Alex Aronson, ngunit nasa pool ang mga datihan na rin na sina Andrew Pagalilauan Ramsden, Andrew Penaflorida Wolff, Chris Alamil Everingham, Christopher Baltazar Hitch, Edlen Cortez Hernandez, Gareth Dela Rosa Holgate, Harrison Carcellor Blake at Jason Celada Lynch.
Kasama rin sina Jay Volney Ricafort Rouse, Jonel Olayres Madrona, Joshua Golimlim Aragon, Lito Ramirez, Ricky Alarcon Kucia, Rupert Dian Zappia at Vincent Amar Young.
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Tatayong coach sina Franco Botica at David Johnston.
“Malaysia will most likely be our toughest competition, however in Rugby 7s any team on their day can win. Singapore and Thailand have also shown that in past tournaments,”sambit ni Philippine Rugby Football Union managing director Matt Cullen.
Galing ang Globe Volcanoes sa matikas na bronze medal sa SEA 7s nitong Abril matapos tanghaling kampeon sa Asia Trophy Series nitong Pebrero.
Binubuo naman ang women’s training pool ng 23 atleta, sa pangunguna nina Katrina Andrews, Tanya Bird, at Hayes Monica Bolofer. Nagwagi ang lady Volcanoes ng bronze medal sa Singapore SEAG.
Nasal in-up din sina Genieli Dela Cruz, Rosemarie Dela Cruz, Gelanie Gamba, Marie Antonette Gambito, Kaye Llanie Honoras, Jheewel Idea,Helena Roxanne Indigne, Eloisa Jasmine Jordan, Jerusaleen De La Torre Manodon, Camilla Maryam Maslo, Ada Milby, Aiumi Ono, Anna Beatrix Pacis, Astrid Tamika Louise Sadaya, Rassiel Sales, Madille Salinas, Angella Camille San Juan, Sylvia Tudoc, Mae Ann Ubaub at Dixie Star Yu.
