Powerhouse F2 Logistics made quick work of the Baguio Lady Highlanders, 25-12, 25-10, 25-6, in the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) Champions League on Sunday at the Aquamarine Sports Complex in Lipa, Batangas.
The Cargo Movers, making their return to competitive volleyball after skipping the PVL Open Conference earlier this year, improved to 2-0.
Kianny Dy scored 13 points, while Ara Galang started the second set and contributed five points and two digs. It only took 72 minutes for F2 Logistics to wrap up the triumph.
"We gave the other players exposure," said F2 Logistics coach Ramil de Jesus, who shuffled his players virtually every set. "At least I saw who I can get to in certain times."
It was an empathic triumph for F2 Logistics, as the Cargo Movers stamped their class over the Lady Highlanders particularly in the third set.
They raced to a 14-0 lead and only allowed Baguio to get on the board off a service error by setter Rem Cailing. The Cargo Movers still took a 16-1 lead into the second technical timeout before cruising to victory.
Cailing went on to contribute seven points -- all off aces -- while middle blocker Majoy Baron had six points for the Cargo Movers.
F2 Logistics face off against Petro Gazz on Monday, while Baguio (0-2) will battle Perlas also on Monday.
