Nxled looks to remain unscathed in PVL

Manila Times - Nov 2, 2026

COMING off a nearly two-week break, Nxled looks to stay unscathed as it faces Choco Mucho in the PVL All-Filipino Conference Siklab Series at the Araneta Coliseum Tuesday. Whether the Chameleons are well-rested or rusty would be determined when they take on the Flying Titans at 6 p.m to cap a PVL double-header. The Galeries Tower Highrisers clash against the Akari Chargers at to raise the curtains at 1 p.m. Smacked in between the PVL action is the collision between the ClearSkiiin UV Smashers and the AFP Cavaliers at the Spikers’ Turf Invitational Conference at 3:30 p.m. Nxled last saw action on Oct. 22 when the Ettore Guidetti-mentored team defeated Galeries Tower, 25-16, 22-25, 25-17, 25-19. Led by spikers Brooke Van Sickle and Jonah Sabete-Escamillan, the Chamelons look to continue their tear and keep in step with fellow unbeaten Creamline Cool Smashers. Creamline leads the pack with a 4-0 record and 12 points followed by Choco Mucho with a 3-1 slate and nine points and Nxled with a 3-0 record and eight points. “I am a simple big guy and I prefer to win anyway. So no, honestly, I don’t really think that losing and winning is building something more than winning,” said Guidetti. “Winning is building the...

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