Caribes solidify their perch atop LVSM standings
- The San Juan Daily Star
- Dec 1, 2025
- 1 min read
By THE STAR STAFF
The Caribes of San Sebastián defeated the Mets of Guaynabo 3-1 to maintain their hold on first place in the Men’s Superior Volleyball League (LVSM by its initials) standings on Saturday night at Luis Aymat Cardona Coliseum in San Sebastián.
The set scores were: 25-23, 25-20, 21-25 and 25-20.
With the victory, the Caribes earned all three available points and pulled ahead at the top of the standings with a 13-1 record and 35 points. Meanwhile, the Mets remain in the LVSM cellar with a 2-12 record and just nine points.
In team statistics, San Sebastián led Guaynabo in attacks (54-47), blocks (11-10), defense (60-56), and passes (41-37). Both teams finished with three aces, while Guaynabo had the better assist total (17-16).
The Caribes’ double-digit scoring was led by Corey Chavers (23 points), Anthony Negrón (12) and Pelegrín Vargas Jr. (10). For Guaynabo, Inovel Romero stood out with 22 points, followed by Rafael Burgos with 10.
The Caribes’ ability to stay on top of the LVSM standings shows how consistency and smart decision-making really pay off over a long season. What stands out most is their balance between experience and energy, which allows them to control close games and avoid unnecessary risks. In many ways, their approach reminds me of how successful strategies work in other competitive environments. For example, when people compare different online casinos in Slovenia, they often focus on stability, clear rules, and long-term reliability rather than flashy promises. The Caribes seem to follow a similar philosophy on the court: solid fundamentals, patience, and confidence in their system. If they keep this mindset, they’ll remain a tough team to knock off the top…