F2 Logistics’ imported Lindsay Stalzer during the Reinforced Conference press conference. –PVL PHOTOS
MANILA, Philippines – Lindsay Stalzer will complete her unfinished business with F2 Logistics as the longtime American importer enters a new battleground in the Enhanced Conference of the English Premier League (PVL). ), opening Saturday at the Santa Rosa Sports Complex in Laguna.
The last time the 38-year-old was in the Philippines, Cargo Movers’ title duty was wiped out by the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. She is confident that her team, as well Banned by Kalei Maucan go all the way at the Philippine Grandliga, which lasts only a few rounds.
Stalzer, captain of this season’s F2 Logistics team, is determined to settle the score as they open the campaign against Chery Tiggo next Tuesday at PhilSports Arena.
“The last time I was here in F2, our season was cut short, I am very confident that we will do well in that season. So it feels like there’s still a little bit of undone and I’m here to get it done,” the protester said.
Stalzer started playing as 2014 import with Cignal before she won two titles with Foton, formerly Chery Tiggo. She also Win a title and an MVP with the defunct Petron and ended with F2 Logistics three years ago.
She is excited to play on another battlefield where she faces clubs she has never faced before such as Creamline, Petro Gazz, Choco Mucho, Army and Akari.
“I’m excited for a new challenge but just ready to take it,” says Stalzer. “We have a lot of work to do, especially with Kalei Mau and a bunch of returnees. I’m excited to play with Kim Fajardo again.”
For the standout Bradley College, returning to the Philippines feels like home as Cargo Movers is so easy to get along with, forming a great bond with her new teammates, including Ivy Lacsina.
“There are a few new faces but they have adapted very well to us, the culture of F2. I love my teammates Kalei and all the other returning players, they are really good at bringing out the best in the new girls,” she said. “I’m proud of this team for the work we’ve put in. Now, we’re ready for the season to start and show what we’re ready to do.”
As the sole importer to return home, Stalzer is eager to use his familiarity to F2 Logistics’ greatest advantage to rise from sixth place in the Open Conference.
“I think it’s always an advantage when you know the situation, you’re in. you know how the league works, the style of play. You just know what’s going to happen so I think that’s a big advantage and we can capitalize on that,” said Stazer.
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