The Choco Mucho Flying Titans are a Filipino professional women's volleyball team owned by Rebisco. The team competes in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), where they have played since their establishment in 2019.
The team made the podium twice in the 2023 Second All-Filipino and 2024 All-Filipino conferences. They made finals in both conferences but fell to sister team and perennial rival Creamline Cool Smashers on both occasions.
History The team was created by Rebisco for the 2019 Premier Volleyball League season acquiring the seniors of the 2019 Ateneo Lady Eagles volleyball team together with their coach, Oliver Almadro who won UAAP Season 81 volleyball tournaments. Madayag, De Leon, Tolentino and Gequiliana were joined by the players of the disbanding United Volleyball Club from the Philippine Super Liga. The team was triumphant for their debut as they swept BaliPure Purest Water Defenders in their first game for the 2019 Premier Volleyball League Open Conference last August 14, 2019. They were seventh, winning 6 games out of 16. The team, led by Madayag, had a 6-game winning streak for the comeback in the 2021 Premier Volleyball League Open Conference. They defeated the PLDT High Speed Hitters, Santa Lucia Realtors, BaliPure Purest Water Defenders, Cignal HD Spikers, Perlas Spikers, and Philippine Army Lady Troopers in the eliminations giving away only two sets. They only lost twice in the eliminations to Creamline Cool Smashers and Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Crossovers, whom they faced off in the Semi-Finals. They ranked fourth in the 2021 Premier Volleyball League Open Conference after losing to Petro Gazz Angels in the battle for bronze.
Current roster
Rivalries
Creamline Cool Smashers
Although both teams met in the championship twice, Choco Mucho only won one match all-time against sister team Creamline Cool Smashers. Still, it has become a popular rivalry, with matches between the two attracting large crowds and breaking attendance records.
Season-by-season records
Premier Volleyball League Season Conference Preliminary round Final round Ranking Source 2019 Open 7th (6–10, 20 pts) Did not qualify 7th place 2021 Open 3rd (7–2, 22 pts) Lost in semifinals vs. Cherry Tiggo, 1–2 Lost in 3rd-place series vs. Petro Gazz, 0–2 4th place 2022 Open 2nd (3–1, 8 pts) Lost in semifinals vs. Creamline, 2–0 Lost in 3rd-place series vs. Cignal, 1–1 4th place Invitational 6th (2–4, 6 pts) Did not qualify 7th place Reinforced 7th (3–5, 9 pts) Did not qualify 7th place 2023 First All-Filipino 7th (2–6, 6 pts) Did not qualify 7th place Invitational 3rd (3–2, 9 pts) Did not qualify Won in 7th-place match vs. Chery Tiggo, 3–0* 7th place Second All-Filipino 2nd (10–1, 29 pts) Lost in championship vs. Creamline, 0–2 Runner-up 2024–25 All-Filipino 2nd (9–2, 26 pts) Lost in championship vs. Creamline, 0–2 Runner-up Reinforced 9th (2–6, 7 pts) Did not qualify 9th place Invitational colspan=4 All-Filipino 5th (8–3, 20 pts) Finished 4th in semifinals Lost in third-place series vs. Akari, 1–2 4th place 2025–26 PVL on Tour 5th (1–4, 3 pts) Lost in knockout round vs. Zus Coffee, 2–3* 10th place Invitational colspan=4 Reinforced 9th (3–5, 9 pts) Did not qualify 9th place All-Filipino 7th (4–5, 13 pts) Lost in Play-in semifinal vs. Akari, 2–3* 7th place 2026–27 Invitational colspan=4
VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup International League Position Ref. 2023 VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup
Notes
Individual awards Season Conference Award Name Ref.2021 Open Best Opposite Spiker Kat Tolentino20232nd All-Filipino Most Valuable Player (Conference) Sisi Rondina Best Libero Thang Ponce2024–25All-Filipino 1st Best Outside Spiker Sisi Rondina 1st Best Middle Blocker Maddie Madayag Best Libero Thang Ponce 2025–26 All-Filipino Best Libero Thang Ponce Reinforced 1st Best Middle Blocker Maddie Madayag Best Libero Thang Ponce
International League Award Name Ref. 2023 VTV International Women's Volleyball Cup Best Outside Spiker Sisi Rondina Best Middle Blocker Maddie Madayag
Coaches Oliver Almadro (2019–2022) Edjet Mabbayad (2022) Dante Alinsunurin (2023–present)
Team captains Maddie Madayag (2019–2021, 2024) Bea de Leon (2022–2023) Sisi Rondina (2024-25-2025) Desiree Cheng (2025–present)
Imports Season Number Player Country 2022 5 Odina Aliyeva Azerbaijan 2024 20 Zoi Faki Greece 2025 23 Anyse Smith USA
Former players
Local players
Aduke Ogunsanya (2022-2025) Arianna May Angustia (2019-2021) Bang Pineda (2019) Bea de Leon (2019-2023) Bia General (2024-2025) Carla Sandoval (2019) Cherry Nunag (2022-2025) Cindy Imbo† (2019) Dancel Dusaran (2019) Denden Lazaro-Revilla (2021-2023) Erika Gel Alkuino (2019) Gyra Ezra Barroga (2019) Honey Royse Tubino (2024-2025) Jem Ferrer (2022-2026) Jamie Lavitoria (2021) Kim Gequillana (2019-2021) Luthgarda Malaluan (2024-2025) Maika Ortiz (2022-2025) Manilla Santos-Ng (2019) Mars Alba (2024-2025) Mary Grace Berte (2019) Mary Grace Masangkay (2019) Mary Jane Diane Ticar (2019) Necole Ebuen (2021) Pauline Gaston (2021-2022) Royse Tubino (2024-2025) Shannen Palec (2019-2022) Tia Andaya (2025-2026)
Foreign players
Odina Aliyeva
Zoi Faki
Marlee Smith
Draft history Season Pick No. Name 2024 11 Lorraine Pecaña2025 7 Tia Andaya 19 Jen Kylene Villegas 2026 3 Tin Ubaldo
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