“Rebisco is truly committed to pursuing its passion for volleyball by supporting the game at all levels, from grassroots development to competitive sports in the amateur and professional levels, and at the national level through this partnership with the PNVF,” Ng said.

Ng also shared that they are honored to be an instrument in keeping volleyball in the country alive notwithstanding the prevailing conditions brought by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Most recently, Rebisco, in partnership with the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF), backed the campaigns of the country’s squads in the 2021 Asian Volleyball Confederation  (AVC) Club Championship in Thailand.

Although the Philippine teams did have a rough competition, finishing out of a podium placing, Rebisco sees this as an opportunity for our local athletes to gain international exposure, as well as small steps for its continued development.

With Rebisco’s three-year partnership signed with the PNVF for the National Teams, they are given a platform to run a long-term, consistent national team program by providing regular funding to enable participation in different competitions.

Rebisco now looks forward to seeing the Philippine team do well in the coming 31st Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam in 2022.

“Our dream is to help the PNVF grow the sport and make this game an expression of the Filipino soul, locally and internationally,” Ng said.

“Our long-term goal is to make the Philippines a recognized international power in volleyball,” he continued.