'Sub bombing → 40 points bang' Silva explosion, GS Caltex has a 100% chance... No. 2 Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co [1st round of V League PO]

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Incheon Heungkuk Life Insurance has been captured, and now it is Suwon Hyundai Engineering & Construction's turn. GS Caltex in Seoul, with Gisele Silva (registered name Silva), has opened a big revolt.

GS Caltex beat set score 3-1 (25-21, 21-25, 25-23, 25-16) in the first round of the Jin Air 2025-2026 V-League Women's Playoff (PO) held at Suwon Gymnasium on the 26th.

GS Caltex, ranked third in the regular league, which defeated Heungkuk Life (3-1) in a semi-PO single-round match on the 24th, even caught the top team Hyundai Engineering & Construction this time.

In the best-of-three women's PO, the winning team in the first round headed to the championship game 17 times. 100% chance. Although it is a result of the past, it is also a proof of how advantageous it has been.

If they win the second round of PO, which will be played by moving to Jangchung Gymnasium in Seoul on the 28th, they will be in the championship for the first time in five seasons after the 2020-2021 season.

Silva, who had a 42-point one-man show in the semi-PO, flew up again on the day. Only serve ace exploded four times and scored 40 points to take the lead in defeating Hyundai Engineering & Construction. While responsible for 49.65% of the team's attacks, he recorded a 50% success rate and was the only double-digit scorer.

In Hyundai Engineering & Construction, Kari Geisberger (registered name Kari) scored 19 points, Jastis Yauchi (registered name Jastis) scored 16 points, and Lee Ye-rim scored 10 points, but he failed to block one Silva and eventually bowed his head.

Silva scored 10 points from the first set to give GS Caltex its first set. He lost the second set and scored 10 points again in the third set, which he faced in an equal situation. With the score at 21-21, GS Caltex took a 23-21 advantage and brought three sets to Silva's back attack following Reyna Tokoku's successful opening.

GS Caltex, riding the flow, led 11-3 in the fourth set with a one-sided offensive. GS Caltex, which steadily accumulated points, eventually did not lose the flow and won 25-16.

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