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All-Premier Team

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The All-Premier Team,[1] also known as the Premier Volleyball League Premier Team, is a group of seven Premier Volleyball League awards given out each conference to the best-performing player or players in each position. These include two awards each for Best Outside Hitters and Best Middle Blockers, and one award each for Best Opposite Hitter, Best Setter, and Best Libero. Since 2025, the PVL Press Corps have selected an annual Mythical Team under similar principles.

Jeanette Panaga is the only player to have ten All-Premier Team selections. She is followed by Alyssa Valdez and Jia Morado-de Guzman, who have nine and eight selections, respectively.

Key

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^ Denotes player who is still active in the PVL
Player (#) Denotes the number of times the player has been named to an All-Premier Team
Player
(in bold text)
Indicates the player who won PVL Most Valuable Player in the same conference.

Mythical Team

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Winners

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Season Best Outside Hitters Best Middle Blockers Best Opposite Hitter Best Setter Best Libero Ref.
2024–25 Philippines Bernadeth Pons^
(Creamline)
Philippines United States Brooke Van Sickle^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Majoy Baron^
(PLDT)
Philippines Bea de Leon^
(Creamline)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^
(Cignal)
Philippines Alyssa Eroa^
(Galeries Tower)
[2]
2025–26 Philippines Bella Belen^
(Capital1)
Philippines Canada Savi Davison^
(PLDT)
Philippines Majoy Baron^ (2)
(PLDT)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^
(Creamline)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^ (2)
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (2)
(Cignal)
Philippines Kath Arado^
(PLDT)
[3]

Most selections

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The following table only lists players with at least two total selections.

Player Pos.[a] Total
Philippines Majoy Baron MB 2
Philippines Gel Cayuna S 2
Philippines Trisha Tubu OP 2

Winners

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Jeanette Panaga is the first and only player to reach 10 All-Premier Team selections.
Alyssa Valdez has the second-most selections with nine.
Jia Morado-de Guzman is the first player to reach five selections and has the third-most overall with eight.
Jema Galanza (top) and Myla Pablo (bottom) are among the players with at least five selections.

2017 to 2023

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From 2017 to 2023, the two Best Outside Hitters and two best Middle Blockers were ranked first and second.

Season Conference 1st Best Outside Hitter 2nd Best Outside Hitter 1st Best Middle Blocker 2nd Best Middle Blocker Best Opposite Hitter Best Setter Best Libero Ref.
2017 Reinforced Philippines Alyssa Valdez^
(Creamline)
Philippines Grethcel Soltones^
(BaliPure)
Philippines Japan Risa Sato^
(BaliPure)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^
(Pocari)
Philippines Dimdim Pacres^
(Power Smashers)
Philippines Jasmine Nabor^
(BaliPure)
Philippines Melissa Gohing
(Pocari)
Open Philippines Myla Pablo^
(Pocari)
Philippines Grethcel Soltones^ (2)
(BaliPure)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (2)
(Pocari)
Philippines Japan Risa Sato^ (2)
(BaliPure)
Philippines Iari Yongco
(Air Force)
Philippines Jia Morado
(Creamline)
Philippines Melissa Gohing (2)
(Pocari)
Collegiate Philippines Christine Soyud^
(Adamson)
Philippines Regine Arocha^
(Arellano)
Philippines Jeanette Villareal^
(FEU)
Philippines Japan Risa Sato^ (3)
(NU)
Philippines Toni Basas^
(FEU)
Philippines Rhea Ramirez
(Arellano)
Philippines Gayle Valdez
(NU)
2018 Reinforced Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Myla Pablo^ (2)
(Pocari)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (3)
(Pocari)
Philippines Joy Dacoron^
(Perlas)
Philippines Michelle Gumabao^
(Creamline)
Philippines Jia Morado (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Tatan Pantone
(PayMaya)
Collegiate Philippines Isa Molde^
(UP)
Philippines Bernadette Flora
(Adamson)
Philippines Celine Domingo^
(FEU)
Philippines Aie Gannaban
(UP)
Philippines Christine Soyud^ (2)
(Adamson)
Philippines Mary Jane Igao
(Adamson)
Philippines Thang Ponce^
(Adamson)
Open Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (3)
(Creamline)
Philippines Jema Galanza^
(Creamline)
Philippines Maddie Madayag^
(Ateneo)
Philippines Katherine Bersola
(Perlas)
Philippines Katrina Tolentino^
(Ateneo)
Philippines Jia Morado (3)
(Creamline)
Philippines Cienne Cruz
(Petro Gazz)
2019 Reinforced Philippines Nicole Tiamzon^
(Perlas)
Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (4)
(Creamline)
Philippines Katherine Bersola (2)
(Perlas)
Philippines Cherry Rose Nunag^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Dzi Gervacio
(Perlas)
Philippines Jia Morado (4)
(Creamline)
Philippines Anngela Nunag
(Army)
Open Philippines Jema Galanza^ (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Jovie Prado^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Katherine Bersola (3)
(Perlas)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (4)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Tots Carlos^
(Motolite)
Philippines Jia Morado (5)
(Creamline)
Philippines Kyla Atienza^
(Creamline)
Collegiate Philippines Trisha Genesis^
(Adamson)
Philippines Faith Nisperos^
(Ateneo)
Philippines Lorene Toring
(Adamson)
Philippines Imee Hernandez
(UST)
Philippines Klarissa Abriam
(Benilde)
Philippines Janel Maraguinot^
(Ateneo)
Philippines Arianne Daguil
(Benilde)
2021 Open Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (5)
(Creamline)
Philippines Myla Pablo^ (3)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Ria Meneses^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Jaja Santiago^[b]
(Chery Tiggo)
Philippines Katrina Tolentino^ (2)
(Choco Mucho)
Philippines Jia Morado (6)
(Creamline)
Philippines Kath Arado^
(Petro Gazz)
[4]
2022 Open Philippines Frances Molina^
(Cignal)
Philippines Grethcel Soltones^ (3)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Roselyn Doria^
(Cignal)
Philippines Ria Meneses^ (2)
(Cignal)
Philippines Tots Carlos^ (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^
(Cignal)
Philippines Dawn Macandili^
(F2 Logistics)
[5]
Invitational Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (6)
(Creamline)
Philippines Frances Molina^ (2)
(Cignal)
Philippines Mika Reyes^
(PLDT)
Philippines Dell Palomata^
(PLDT)
Philippines Tots Carlos^ (3)
(Creamline)
Chinese Taipei Liao Yi-Jen
(KingWhale)
Chinese Taipei Qiu Shi-Qing
(KingWhale)
[6]
Reinforced Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (7)
(Creamline)
Philippines Myla Pablo^ (4)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines United States MJ Phillips^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Roselyn Doria^ (2)
(Cignal)
Philippines Mylene Paat^
(Chery Tiggo)
Philippines Jia de Guzman (7)
(Creamline)
Philippines Ria Beatriz Duremdes^
(Chery Tiggo)
[7]
2023 1st All-Filipino Philippines Tots Carlos^ (4)
(Creamline)
Philippines Jema Galanza^ (3)
(Creamline)
Philippines Remy Palma^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines United States MJ Phillips^ (2)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Michelle Gumabao^ (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Jia de Guzman (8)
(Creamline)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (2)
(PLDT)
[8]
Invitational Japan Asaka Tamaru
(Kurashiki)
Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (8)
(Creamline)
Philippines Majoy Baron^
(F2 Logistics)
Philippines Celine Domingo^ (2)
(Creamline)
Philippines Tots Carlos^ (5)
(Creamline)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (2)
(Cignal)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (3)
(PLDT)
[9]
2nd All-Filipino Philippines Eya Laure^
(Chery Tiggo)
Philippines Jema Galanza^ (4)
(Creamline)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (5)
(Creamline)
Philippines Ria Meneses^ (3)
(Cignal)
Philippines Michelle Gumabao^ (3)
(Creamline)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (3)
(Cignal)
Philippines Thang Ponce^ (2)
(Choco Mucho)
[10]

From 2024

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Starting from the 2024–25 season, the two Best Outside Hitters and two Best Middle Blockers were no longer ranked.

Season Conference Best Outside Hitters Best Middle Blockers Best Opposite Hitter Best Setter Best Libero Ref.
2024–25 2024 All-Filipino Philippines Jema Galanza^ (5)
(Creamline)
Philippines Sisi Rondina^
(Choco Mucho)
Philippines Maddie Madayag^ (2)
(Choco Mucho)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (6)
(Creamline)
Philippines Aiza Maizo-Pontillas^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Kyle Negrito^
(Creamline)
Philippines Thang Ponce^ (3)
(Choco Mucho)
[11]
Reinforced Philippines Grethcel Soltones^ (4)
(Akari)
Philippines United States Brooke Van Sickle^
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Majoy Baron^ (2)
(PLDT)
Philippines Lourdes Clemente^
(Capital1)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (4)
(Cignal)
Philippines Alyssa Eroa^
(Galeries Tower)
[12]
Invitational Venezuela María José Pérez
(Cignal)
United States Erica Staunton
(Creamline)
Philippines Jacqueline Acuña
(Cignal)
Malaysia Low Mei Cing
(Kurashiki)
Japan Saya Taniguchi
(Kurashiki)
Philippines Kyle Negrito^ (2)
(Creamline)
Thailand Kalyarat Khamwong
(Est Cola)
[13]
2024–25 All-Filipino Philippines Canada Savi Davison^
(PLDT)
Philippines Bernadeth Pons^
(Creamline)
Philippines Bea de Leon^
(Creamline)
Philippines Thea Gagate^
(Zus Coffee)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^ (2)
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Kyle Negrito^ (3)
(Creamline)
Philippines Thang Ponce^ (4)
(Choco Mucho)
[14]
2025–26 PVL on Tour Philippines Myla Pablo^ (5)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Alyssa Valdez^ (9)
(Creamline)
Philippines Majoy Baron^ (3)
(PLDT)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (7)
(Creamline)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^ (3)
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Kyle Negrito^ (4)
(Creamline)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (4)
(PLDT)
[15]
Invitational Philippines Jema Galanza^ (6)
(Creamline)
Japan Nagisa Komatsuda
(Kobe Shinwa)
Philippines Riza Nogales^
(Zus Coffee)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (8)
(Creamline)
Philippines Ara Galang^
(Chery Tiggo)
Japan Sakura Furuta
(Kobe Shinwa)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (5)
(PLDT)
[16]
Reinforced Philippines Canada Savi Davison^ (2)
(PLDT)
Philippines United States Brooke Van Sickle^ (2)
(Petro Gazz)
Philippines Maddie Madayag^ (3)
(Choco Mucho)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (9)
(Creamline)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^ (4)
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Cloanne Mondoñedo^
(Zus Coffee)
Philippines Thang Ponce^ (5)
(Choco Mucho)
[17]
All-Filipino Philippines Bella Belen^
(Capital1)
Philippines United States Brooke Van Sickle^ (3)
(Nxled)
Philippines Riza Nogales^ (2)
(Zus Coffee)
Philippines Jeanette Panaga^ (10)
(Creamline)
Philippines Trisha Tubu^ (5)
(Farm Fresh)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (5)
(Cignal)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (6)
(PLDT)
[18]
2026–27 Invitational Philippines Canada Savi Davison^ (3)
(PLDT)
Philippines Jonah Sabete^
(Nxled)
Philippines United States MJ Phillips^ (3)
(Nxled)
JapanPhilippines Jaja Santiago^ (2)
(Creamline)
Thailand Papatchaya Phontham
(Est Cola)
Philippines Gel Cayuna^ (6)
(Nxled)
Philippines Kath Arado^ (7)
(PLDT)
[19]

Most selections

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The following table only lists players with at least five total selections.

Player Pos.[a] Total
Philippines Jeanette Panaga MB 10
Philippines Alyssa Valdez OH 9
Philippines Jia Morado-de Guzman S 8
Philippines Kath Arado L 7
Philippines Gel Cayuna S 6
Philippines Jema Galanza OH 6
Philippines Myla Pablo OH 5
Philippines Tots Carlos OP/OH 5
Philippines Trisha Tubu OH 5

Notes

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  1. 1 2 The positions listed reflect which ones the player earned a selection for, with the most-awarded position listed first.
  2. ↑ Jaja Santiago obtained Japanese citizenship in August 2024.

References

[edit]
  1. ↑ "Brooke Van Sickle shines bright with back-to-back MVP honors". Premier Volleyball League. April 12, 2025. Archived from the original on April 12, 2025. Retrieved April 12, 2025.
  2. ↑ "Thea Gagate reigns as Rookie of the Year after towering debut". Premier Volleyball League. May 23, 2025. Archived from the original on May 23, 2025. Retrieved May 23, 2025.
  3. ↑ "Belen named PVL Rookie of the Year". Premier Volleyball League. May 24, 2026. Retrieved May 24, 2026.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ↑ Yumol, David Tristan (August 13, 2021). "Jaja Santiago takes home Conference MVP and Finals MVP awards". CNN Philippines. Archived from the original on August 13, 2021. Retrieved August 13, 2021.
  5. ↑ Agcaoili, Lance (April 8, 2022). "Creamline's Tots Carlos wins PVL Open Conference MVP". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved April 8, 2022.
  6. ↑ "Tots Carlos takes Invitational MVP crown". PVL. August 14, 2022. Archived from the original on August 14, 2022. Retrieved August 14, 2022.
  7. ↑ Valencia, Justin (December 6, 2022). "Mylene Paat gets well-deserved PVL Reinforced MVP crown". Tiebreaker Times. Archived from the original on December 6, 2022. Retrieved December 6, 2022.
  8. ↑ Agcaoili, Lance (March 30, 2023). "Creamline's Tots Carlos wins third PVL MVP award". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved March 30, 2023.
  9. ↑ Agcaoili, Lance (July 30, 2023). "Cignal's Ces Molina crowned 2023 PVL Invitational MVP". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Archived from the original on July 30, 2023. Retrieved August 26, 2023.
  10. ↑ Isaga, JR (December 16, 2023). "Pro league rookie Sisi Rondina skies high with first career PVL MVP award". Rappler. Archived from the original on December 16, 2023. Retrieved December 16, 2023.
  11. ↑ Isaga, JR (May 12, 2024). "Brooke's best: Petro Gazz's Van Sickle bags MVP in debut PVL stint". Rappler. Retrieved May 12, 2024.
  12. ↑ Demigillo, Kiko (September 4, 2024). "'MVPons' finally real as Bernadeth Pons takes home PVL Reinforced Conference MVP and Finals MVP honors". One Sports. Retrieved September 4, 2024.
  13. ↑ Agcaoili, Lance (September 12, 2024). "Creamline's Michele Gumabao is PVL Invitationals MVP". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved September 12, 2024.
  14. ↑ "Brooke Van Sickle shines bright with back-to-back MVP honors". Premier Volleyball League. April 12, 2025. Archived from the original on April 12, 2025. Retrieved April 12, 2025.
  15. ↑ "Erika Santos shines as PVL on Tour MVP". Retrieved August 17, 2025.
  16. ↑ Dannug, Jonash (August 31, 2025). "Savannah Davison's grind pays off with long-awaited PVL MVP honor". Tiebreaker Times. Retrieved August 31, 2025.
  17. ↑ Demigillo, Kiko (November 29, 2025). "PVL: Brooke Van Sickle cops third MVP; Anna DeBeer is Best Foreign Guest Player". One Sports. Retrieved November 29, 2025.
  18. ↑ "Gandler crowned MVP as Cignal star headlines PVL Premier Team". Retrieved April 23, 2026.
  19. ↑ "Phontham makes PVL history as first guest-team MVP". Retrieved September 9, 2026.