Bagyong Pablo is not done wreaking havoc.
Just like that, Myla Pablo's debut conference for the F2 Logistics Cargo Movers is over, and the heavy-hitting athlete has a heartful reflection to cap the journey.
In an Instagram post, Pablo shared the challenges she faced with her new squad.
"This is my 1st conference with my new team, F2 Logistics Cargo Movers, and it has never been easy for me or the team since we need to connect and work together immediately to offer our best effort each game," Pablo said.
"Many questioned our lineup, we even faced a lot of hate along the way, but that didn't stop us from believing that we could compete for a podium finish or even the title, it only strengthened our team."
To be fair, Pablo's arrival in F2 seemed like a good omen. The squad finished third, the Cargo Movers' highest in the PVL, in the 29-year-old's first run with the team. One might argue that things could have gone differently if she hadn't suffered a minor setback due to injury.
With a renewed confidence that they can compete in the PVL, the Cargo Movers are expected to gun for the title in the following tournaments.
"What motivates us to win every game is the unwavering love and support of our fans, family, and the entire F2 Cargo Movers family. We promise to come back stronger!"
Pablo's teammates echoed her optimism.
"On to the next," Kim Kianna Dy said.
"Love you be. We'll come back stronger," captain Aby Maraño assured.
Choco Mucho Flying Titans setter Deanna Wong though wins the best reply with this light congratulatory message: "Ganda yarns? Congrats te!"