FEU WVT SVL Season 7 , 1st Conference Campaign

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After the team’s forgettable performance in the UAAP volleyball tournament last season, a winless campaign in the ongoing 7th Shakey’s V-League coupled with alleged players’ misconduct, coach Nestor Pamilar has decided to overhaul the roster of the Far Eastern University Lady Tamaraws.

Pamilar disclosed Thursday that except for four players, including reigning UAAP Most Valuable Player Cherry May Vivas, Monique Tiangco and Nenneth Eulalio, all the other members of the will be replaced.

“Because of the team’s poor performance and some attitude problems, we decided to have a fresh start,” Pamilar said in Filipino. “We conducted new tryouts presided by coach Kid Delos Santos, and only four players were able to retain their spots in the team.”

Booted out were Shed Dela Pena, Rose Cabanag, setter April Jose, top-hitter Shaira Gonzalez, libero Rose Taganas, Danica Custodio, Maria Pagdanganan and Janine Penaranda.

Owner of the most number of UAAP crowns with 29, FEU is on a slump, as it dropped to fifth place last UAAP season after a runner up finish the previous year, and it ended its V-League campaign last week with a 0-4 card – the first time it was shut out since joining the league in 2004.

Some players, however, criticized their coach and said they were leaving the team voluntarily after disagreeing with some of Pamilar’s policies.

In the website www.rpspikers.net, April Jose, the team's setter, denied allegations of "misbehavior" and said they intentionally quit the team for personal reasons.

"Wala yata sa mga nabasa namin dito ang tumutugma sa talagang dahilan kung bakit ayaw na namin maglaro. May mga bagay po siguro na hindi na po dapat naming sabihin o ipaalam," Jose said.

Pamilar said he was forced to revamp the line up because of some players' behavior.

He accused the players of taking him for granted and violating curfew rules.

The players fought back and asked FEU management to fire Pamilar.

Some of the players, however, have burned the bridges and reportedly have tried out to play for other schools such as Adamson University.

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