Father Cruz of F2 Logistics. Tristan Tamayo’s photo/INQUIRER.net
MANILA, Philippines — Father Cruz-Behag will return to action after a five-year hiatus, ramping up F2 Logistics ahead of the All-Philippines Congress of the 2023 Volleyball Premier League, which begins on February 4.
The Cargo Movers on Thursday welcomed back Cruz-Behag, better known as “Miss Everything,” who last played competitive volleyball in 2018.
“An athlete is working hard to get his MVP Form back. A disciplined warrior and a veteran leader. All welcome, Miss Everything, Father Chuz-Behag back in our so-called family,” the group wrote.
This will be Behag’s first professional stint in PVL as she last played with F2 Logistics during the 2018 Philippine Superliga season with three appearances in the Finals and represented the country on the Philippine women’s volleyball team. at the Asian Games.
The 34-year-old tennis player, who married her husband Rey in 2018, took a break from volleyball after she gave birth to son Leon Sol in October 2019.
The former La Salle star is reuniting with Aby Marano, Ara Galang, Kim Fajardo, Kianna Dy, Majoy Baron and Dawn Macandili under the new coach. Regine Diego.
F2 Logistics has strengthened its lineup by bringing back Behag and signing the contract Myla Pablo from Petro Gazz and Chinnie Arroyo from National University after the team eliminated Dzi Gervacio, Rem Cailing and Des Clemente as well as Tin Tiamzon, Chloe Cortez and Alex Cabanos, who had all taken a break from volleyball.
Cargo Movers are looking to have a better 2023 season after missing the semifinals last year, placing sixth in the Open Conference, skipping the Invitational and finishing fifth in the Boost Conference.
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