The 2024–25 Creamline Cool Smashers season was the seventh season of the Creamline Cool Smashers in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL). This was Creamline's first season without former Finals MVP Celine Domingo, who had been with the team since 2019. She signed with the Akari Chargers on January 6, 2024. That same day, the team acquired Bea de Leon and Denden Lazaro-Revilla from sister team Choco Mucho Flying Titans. They then added Dij Rodriguez from their beach volleyball team to the roster.
The Cool Smashers entered the 2024 All-Filipino Conference with a 15-game winning streak, which was later extended to 19 games as they started 4–0. On March 16, 2024, the team was swept by the Chery Tiggo Crossovers, putting an end to that winning streak and resulting in their first loss since the 2023 Invitational Conference championship. They finished fourth in the preliminary round with an 8–3 record and 24 points, beating the PLDT High Speed Hitters by one point in the standings to advance to the semifinals. On May 5, with a 3–0 win against Chery Tiggo, Creamline advanced to the championship, settling for second with a 2–1 record and 7 points. The team was met with a 2023 Second All-Filipino Conference rematch against Choco Mucho. They then swept their sister team, 2–0, to win their eight PVL title and sixth All-Filipino Conference title.
Despite an early five-set loss to PLDT to start the Reinforced Conference, Creamline pushed through winning six of the remaining seven games in the split preliminary round, finishing third with a 6–2 record and 20 points. After sweeping rivals Petro Gazz Angels in the quarterfinals, the team was met with a challenge against the Cignal HD Spikers in the semifinals. Cignal beat Creamline in the first two sets before the Cool Smashers completed a comeback, reverse sweeping the HD Spikers to take on championship debutant Akari. Although Akari were 10–0 leading up to the title match, Creamline was able to sweep the Chargers and claim their ninth PVL title and third consecutive title. It was also the team's first Reinforced Conference title since 2018.
Creamline were one of three PVL teams which competed in the Invitational Conference. On September 9, with a 3–1 win against Cignal, Creamline clinched a berth into the conference championship. They then beat the Farm Fresh Foxies two days later to complete a 4–0 preliminary round sweep with the full 12 points. In the championship, they would once against face off with the HD Spikers. The opponents once again brought them to the brink of defeat, leading 2–1 after three sets, but in the next two sets, Creamline would beat Cignal by two points in both sets. With their fourth consecutive title and second Invitational Conference triumph, Creamline became the first PVL team to win ten championships and accomplish the league's first-ever Grand Slam.
In the 2024–25 All-Filipino Conference, Creamline continued their winning prowess by going 9–0 through their first nine matches. Midway through, Filipino-Japanese player Risa Sato, who was with the team since 2018, transferred to the Chery Tiggo Crossovers on January 15, 2025. On February 15, the team was dealt with their only defeat to the PLDT High Speed Hitters, ending a winning streak that lasted 19 matches starting with the 2024 Reinforced Conference. On February 20, with a win against Galeries Tower Highrisers, Creamline clinched first place in the preliminary round. They first swept the Nxled Chameleons in the qualifying round to clinch a berth into the final round. The Cool Smashers then swept Chery Tiggo in the quarterfinals to advance to the round-robin semifinals. On April 3, Creamline won against sister team Choco Mucho Flying Titans to clinch their seventh consecutive championship berth. Creamline would face off against the Petro Gazz Angels, contesting the title between the two teams for the fifth time in their rivalry. Creamline weren't able to outlast Petro Gazz this time around, losing to the Angels in three matches, thus putting an end to their reign of four consecutive titles.
The team then took part in the 2025 AVC Women's Volleyball Champions League. They first got a win against Jordan's Al Naser Club before losing to Zhetysu VC of Kazakhstan. Still, it was enough to clinch second in Pool A and booking a spot in the quarterfinals, where they would lose to Nakhon Ratchasima and were eliminated from the tournament.
Roster Creamline Cool SmashersPlayerPositionHeightBirth dateSchool SetterFar Eastern University (C) Outside HitterAteneo de Manila University Floremel RodriguezOpposite HitterSouthwestern University Middle BlockerCollege of Saint Benilde Opposite HitterDe La Salle University Libero/Outside HitterAteneo de Manila University Middle BlockerUniversity of the Philippines Middle blockerAdamson University LiberoFar Eastern University LiberoAteneo De Manila University Middle BlockerAteneo De Manila University Theo Bea BonafeSetter University of the Philippines Opposite HitterNational University Outside HitterFar Eastern University Opposite HitterUniversity of the Philippines Outside HitterFar Eastern University Setter University of Santo Tomas Outside HitterAdamson University Aleiah TorresOutside Hitter/LiberoBrock University
Coaching staff Head coach:Sherwin Meneses Assistant coach:Karlo Martin SantosAriel Morado Jr.John Paul ParejaLawrence Magadia
Team staff Team manager:Alan Acero Trainer:Mark Christopher Caron Utility:Sonny CruzEduardo Martinez
Medical staff Physiothrapist:Jigs Daguque Physical therapist:Haree Jan Rañeses
2024 All-Filipino Conference
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || February 24, 2024 || Farm Fresh || 3–1 || 109–96 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 3,168 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || February 29, 2024 || Akari || 3–1 || 96–88 | PhilSports Arena 2,544 || 2–0 || 6 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || March 7, 2024 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 75–54 | PhilSports Arena 964 || 3–0 || 9 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 4 || March 12, 2024 || Strong Group || 3–0 || 75–45 | PhilSports Arena 722 || 4–0 || 12 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 5 || March 16, 2024 || Chery Tiggo || 0–3 || 65–76 | Santa Rosa Sports Complex 4,711 || 4–1 || 12 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 6 || March 21, 2024 || Capital1 || 3–0 || 75–47 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 1,207 || 5–1 || 15 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 7 || March 26, 2024 || Cignal || 3–2 || 114–110 | PhilSports Arena 2,992 || 6–1 || 17 | P2
|- bgcolor=#fee | 8 || April 6, 2024 || Petro Gazz || 2–3 || 101–104 | Santa Rosa Sports Complex 5,928 || 6–2 || 18 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 9 || April 13, 2024 || Nxled || 3–0 || 75–54 | PhilSports Arena 3,978 || 7–2 || 21 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 10 || April 18, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 3–0 || 75–58 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 17,396 || 8–2 || 24 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 11 || April 25, 2024 || PLDT || 1–3 || 86–99 | PhilSports Arena 3,546 || 8–3 || 24 | P2
Final round
Semifinals standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#fee | 1 || April 30, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 2–3 || 107–100 | PhilSports Arena 5,294 || 0–1 || 1 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || May 2, 2024 || Petro Gazz || 3–1 || 103–99 | PhilSports Arena 4,337 || 1–1 || 4 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || May 5, 2024 || Chery Tiggo || 3–0 || 75–57 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 17,834 || 2–1 || 7 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || May 9, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 3–1 || 99–83 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 17,457 || 1–0 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 2 || May 12, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 3–2 || 107–103 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 23,162 || 2–0 | P2
Draft
Round Pick Player Position School 1 12 Aleiah Torres L/OH Brock
The Creamline Cool Smashers selected Aleiah Torres with the 12th pick before passing during the second round.
Reinforced Conference
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#fee | 1 || July 16, 2024 || PLDT || 2–3 || 104–105 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 2,660 || 0–1 || 1 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || July 20, 2024 || Farm Fresh || 3–1 || 99–86 | PhilSports Arena 1,991 || 1–1 || 4 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || July 30, 2024 || Chery Tiggo || 3–1 || 99–81 | PhilSports Arena 1,820 || 2–1 || 7 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 4 || August 3, 2024 || Galeries Tower || 3–1 || 107–9 | PhilSports Arena 1,714 || 3–1 || 10 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 5 || August 8, 2024 || Nxled || 3–0 || 75–56 | PhilSports Arena 822 || 4–1 || 13 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fee | 6 || August 13, 2024 || Petro Gazz || 2–3 || 104–108 | PhilSports Arena 1,464 || 4–2 || 14 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 7 || August 17, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 3–0 || 81–64 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 9,429 || 5–2 || 17 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 8 || August 22, 2024 || Zus Coffee || 3–0 || 75–54 | Filoil EcoOil Centre 919 || 6–2 || 20 | P2
Final round
Bracket
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | August 27, 2024 || Petro Gazz || 3–0 || 75–60 | Filoil EcoOil Centre 2,498 | P2
|- bgcolor=#efe | August 31, 2024 || Cignal || 3–2 || 113–109 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 11,438 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | September 4, 2024 || Akari || 3–0 || 75–55 | PhilSports Arena 8,289 | P2
Invitational Conference
The Creamline Cool Smashers qualified for the Invitational Conference for reaching the semifinals of the Reinforced Conference.
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || September 6, 2024 || Est Cola || 3–0 || 75–40 | Santa Rosa Sports Complex 964 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || September 8, 2024 || Kurashiki || 3–1 || 101–93 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 2,322 || 2–0 || 6 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || September 9, 2024 || Cignal || 3–1 || 96–90 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 1,214 || 3–0 || 9 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 4 || September 11, 2024 || Farm Fresh || 3–0 || 75–47 | PhilSports Arena 551 || 4–0 || 12 | P2
Final round
Match log
|- bgcolor=#efe | September 12, 2024 || Cignal || 3–2 || 107–104 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 3,211 | P2
2024–25 All-Filipino Conference
Preliminary round
Standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || November 16, 2024 || Petro Gazz || 3–0 || 75–57 | Ynares Center 5,900 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || November 23, 2024 || Akari || 3–0 || 76–57 | Candon City Arena 6,187 || 2–0 || 6 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || December 3, 2024 || Choco Mucho || 3–1 || 105–94 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 9,551 || 3–0 || 9 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 4 || December 12, 2024 || Zus Coffee || 3–2 || 111–114 | PhilSports Arena 2,299 || 4–0 || 11 | P2
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 5 || January 21, 2025 || Capital1 || 3–0 || 75–56 | PhilSports Arena 1,713 || 5–0 || 14 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 6 || January 28, 2025 || Nxled Chameleons || 3–0 || 75–52 | PhilSports Arena 1,143 || 6–0 || 17 | P2
|- bgcolor=#efe | 7 || February 1, 2025 || Cignal || 3–2 || 112–102 | PhilSports Arena 4,603 || 7–0 || 19 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 8 || February 6, 2025 || Chery Tiggo || 3–0 || 75–55 | PhilSports Arena 1,931 || 8–0 || 22 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 9 || February 11, 2025 || Farm Fresh || 3–0 || 77–59 | PhilSports Arena 1,798 || 9–0 || 25 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fee | 10 || February 15, 2025 || PLDT || 2–3 || 113–112 | Ynares Center 5,055 || 9–1 || 26 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 11 || February 20, 2025 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 76–58 | PhilSports Arena 1,100 || 10–1 || 29 | P2
Qualifying round
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | February 27, 2025 || Nxled || 3–0 || 75–52 | PhilSports Arena 1,471 | P2
Final round
Bracket
Semifinals standings
Match log
|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || March 18, 2025 || Chery Tiggo || 3–0 || 77–56 | PhilSports Arena 1,783 || 1–0 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || March 22, 2025 || Chery Tiggo || 3–1 || 95–90 | Ynares Center Antipolo 4,409 || 2–0 | P2
|- bgcolor=#fcc | 1 || March 29, 2025 || Petro Gazz || 1–3 || 86–96 | Ynares Center Antipolo 8,360 || 0–1 || 0 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || April 1, 2025 || Akari || 3–0 || 75–56 | PhilSports Arena 6,152 || 1–1 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || April 3, 2025 || Choco Mucho || 3–0 || 75–49 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 7,347 || 2–1 || 6 | P2
|- bgcolor=#fee | 1 || April 8, 2025 || Petro Gazz || 2–3 || 97–103 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 8,841 || 0–1 | P2