SAPC-Laguna High School Girls team defeated Cavite Province, 2-0 to capture the 2008 Southern Tagalog Region-Calabarzon Regional Athletic Association Volleyball Championship. Sta. Rosa City placed third while Lipa City ranked fourth.
San Antonio de Padua College Foundation Inc. of Pila, Laguna defeated Perpetual Help College of Biñan in three sets, 21-25, 25-18, 26-24 to capture the Laguna HS Girls Volleyball Championship. SAPC Raiders will represent Laguna in the 2008 Southern Tagalog - Calabarzon Regional Athletic Meet early next year. SAPC Raiders lost the first set, but was able to adjust it's defense to even the score 1-1. In the final set, Perpetual girls team was the first on the hill, 24-21. The Raiders rallied and overtook Perpetual, 26-24, to take the last set and the 2007 championship.
This is the third championship for the SAPC Raiders in six years. SAPC Raiders was the 2002-2003 Laguna Champion while the Biñan squad was the 2004-2006 title holder.
San Antonio de Padua College of Pila, Laguna was booted out of the crossover semifinal round via 21-25, 25-22, 24-26 closely fought loss against defending champion University of Santo Tomas yesterday at the University of the East Recto Gym.
The Pila, Laguna volleybelles joined the Toribio Cup as part of the team's preparation for the upcoming Laguna Provincial Volleyball Meet. The SAPC Raiders team is aiming to wrest from Perpetual Help College of Binan the Laguna crown.
San Antonio de Padua College scored a twin kill today by beating UAAP member team, University of the Philippines Integrated School (2-0) and Central Luzon Champion Prenza National High School of Bulacan (2-0). SAPC will battle University of Santo Tomas for a slot in the semifinals on November 25, 2007 at the University of the East Recto Gym.
San Antonio de Padua College is the current Pila,Laguna and Unit 3 Volleyball Champion and will compete for the Laguna Provincial Volleyball Crown on December 3-6, 2007 at the San Luis Sports Complex, Sta. Cruz, Laguna.
Twelve girls volleyball teams are now competing for the 8th F.C.Toribio Cup. Last year's semifinalist, San Antonio de Padua College of Pila, Laguna started their quest for the cup with a 2-0 win over Valenzuela National High School last November 4, 2007 at the University of the East Recto Gym.
Other teams competing are the following:
Group A
Hope Christian High School
University of the East
Imus Institute
St James School of Malabon
Chiang Kai Shek College
ST Pedro POVEDA College
Group B
University of Santo Tomas
San Antonio de Padua College
Valenzuela National High School
Prenza National High School
Philippine Institute of QC
UP Integrated School
Ten Schools are currently participating in the Boys Division namely: De La Salle Lipa, Colegio de San Juan de Letran, University of the East, Lourdes School of Mandaluyong, St James School of Malabon, San Sebastian College Manila, Canossa Academy Lipa, University of Santo Tomas, Imus Institute and Ateneo de Manila University.
San Antonio de Padua College defeated San Beda Alabang, 2-1, grabbing 2nd runner-up honors in the recently concluded 2007 Women's Volleyball League held at San Beda College Manila Gym. St. Scholastica College of Manila captured the gold medal while School of St.Anthony took home the silver.
For the third straight year, San Antonio de Padua College received the Team Sportsmanship Award. The Team Sportsmanship Award is the highest award given by the league to top teams. San Antonio de Padua College middle blocker, Judy Caballejo, is the best server of the league. 
School year 2006-2007 is another banner year for the team and Coach Ramon F. Tiongson. Last August 2006, the team captured the Nestea Inter-secondary Beach Volleyball Tournament held at La Salle Greenhills. The SAPC Volleyball team captured the Pila District and Unit Meet Championship plum. The team placed second in the Laguna Provinical Meet and landed in the semi-finals of the Toribio Cup.
The Torbio Cup Championship trophy was won by Hope Christian School and this team eventually became the National Capital Region champion squad and will represent the region in this year’s Palarong Pambansa. Two SAPC middle blockers, Judy Caballejo and Jenine Peñaranda, were chosen to be part of the Southern Tagalog volleyball team which will also compete in the same sports fest to be held in Koronadal City this coming April, 2007.
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San Antonio de Padua College high school girl’s volleyball team defeated St. James of Malabon, 2-1, to barged into the semifinal round of the 2007 Women’s Volleyball League last February 18, 2007 at the Xavier School Sports Complex in Greenhills, San Juan.
The three-time WVL champion squad will battle title hungry School of Saint Anthony. The clash of the two Antonine schools is scheduled on March 4, 2007 at the Xavier School Sports Complex. St. Scholastica’s College-Manila will be pitted against San Beda College-Alabang A in the other semifinal match. The winners of both semifinal matches will contest the championship trophy on March 11, 2007.
Fifteen elementary school teams and 31 high school squads competed in this year’s competition organized by BEST Center and sponsored by Milo.
High School competitive level:
San Antonio de Padua College-Pila, Laguna, Assumption College, Holy Family School, School of St. Anthony, Sienna College, St. Mary’s College, St. Scholastica’s College-Manila, St. Theresa’s College-Quezon City, Antipolo Lady of Lourdes, Poveda Learning Centre, PWU-JASMS, San Beda College-Alabang A and St. James Academy of Malabon.
High School developmental level:
Assumption Antipolo, Notre Dame of Greater Manila, Our Lord’s Grace Montessori, Paref-Rosehill School, SBC-Alabang B, St. Joseph School Fairview Inc., St. Scholastica’s College-Manila B, St. Theresa’s College-QC B, Angelicum College, Cavite School of St. Mark, Day Spring Academy, Holy Trinity Academy, Immaculate Heart of Mary, La Salle College Antipolo, New Era University, SBC-Rizal and Southville
International School.
Elementary competitive level:
Colegio San Agustin, Mercedarian School, Miriam College, PWU-JASMS, San Pedro Poveda LC, Diliman Prep School, Golden Sunbeams Christian School, Holy Family, Holy Trinity Academy and St. Scholastica’s College.
Elementary developmental level:
Assumption College, Baesa Adventist Elementary School, Day Spring Academy, Sienna College and Southville International School.
Hope Christian School outclassed rookie laden San Antonio de Padua College Girls Volleyball Team, two sets to nil yesterday in the semifinal round of the 6th F.C. Toribio Cup at the University of the East Recto Gym. The 2006 Manila Volleyball Champion will meet Toribio Cup defending champion University of Santo Tomas on December 9, 2006 for the championship plum. UST defeated UE Warriors in the other semifinal match 2-1. The young SAPC team will battle 2005 UAAP champion University of the East for the bronze medal.
SAPC is assured of the highest Toribio cup ranking since joining the Manila-based volleyball league last year. With an average age of 14 years, SAPC is the youngest and has the most number of freshmen players among the semifinalists.
San Antonio de Padua College High School girls volleyball team outplayed Holy Trinity Academy, 25-7, 25-17, yesterday to barge into the semifinal round of the 2006 Toribio Cup at the University of the East Caloocan Gym.
The three-time Milo Best Women's Volleyball League champion will battle 
San Antonio de Padua Raiders defeated
En route to the Toribio cup semifinals, the SAPC Raiders defeated St Anthony School of Lagro and
SAPC Raiders also won the Laguna Unit 3 Volleyball crown last November 11, 2006 and will represent Unit 3 in the Laguna Provincial Meet scheduled on December 5-8, 2006. The 2002 and 2003 Laguna Champion will attempt to regain the crown from
