The newest Premier Volleyball League (PVL) conference is fast approaching.

The 2025 PVL Reinforced Conference will kick off on October 7, promising high-quality women’s volleyball play featuring 12 professional teams.

In a press launch, PVL president Ricky Palou expressed his excitement for yet another action-packed conference.

“We’re looking forward to a very exciting conference,” said Palou.

“It’s going to be more competitive than usual because it’s Reinforced — we still have to see the caliber and skills of the imports. Whoever wins the championship, it’s anybody’s game.”

The import-laced tourney will wrap up by the end of November to give way for the Philippines’ upcoming campaign at the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in Thailand.

All teams have retooled their arsenals, parading imports all eager to contribute to their respective clubs.

Defending champion Creamline starts a redemption tour after settling for bronze medals in two recent tournaments, eyeing to bounce back with American spiker Courtney Schwan.

PLDT will try to win three straight titles, with Russian ace Anastasiia Bavykina leading the charge for the High Speed Hitters.

Galeries will lean on the shoulders of former Chery Tiggo import Jelena Cvijovic of Montenegro, Nxled will be spearheaded by Spanish standout Paola Martinez Vela, Akari has American Annie Mitchem, while Capital1 seeks greater heights with Ukrainian Oleksandra Bytsenko at the helm.

Chery Tiggo tapped Cuban veteran Yunieska Robles Batista, Choco Mucho will be led by former Nakhon Ratchasima player, American spiker Anyse Marlee Smith, Cignal has Greek hitter Eva Chantava, Farm Fresh will have Belgian Helene Rousseaux at its disposal, and Zus Coffee will have Anna DeBeer as its reinforcement. (ABS-CBN News)