Kyla Cordora's Comeback: UST Tigress Ready to Roar Again in Volleyball Arena
Source: news.source.inquirer
Kyla Cordora, a rookie volleyball player for University of Santo Tomas, is making a strong comeback after a left ankle injury sidelined her early in the UAAP Season 87 women's volleyball tournament. Initially struggling to regain her form, Cordora has shown significant improvement, contributing significantly to a recent victory against University of the East. Her performance marks a promising return as she aims to fill the gap left by injured teammates.
Key Points
Kyla Cordora was expected to be a key pinch-hitter for UST but was sidelined by a left ankle injury early in the season.
After missing several games, Cordora has shown improvement and contributed significantly in a recent match against University of the East.
Her performance included eight points off attacks, seven digs, and six excellent receptions, marking her most productive outing since her injury.
Cordora's return is crucial as she helps fill the void left by injured teammates Jonna Perdido and Xyza Gula.
She expressed confidence in the coaching staff's game plan but admitted to ongoing struggles with confidence and performance due to the injury.
