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00:00Let's talk to Maths Denver and Maths Jared,

00:04Olivero's varsity players from Trace College.

00:07Hello, Maths!

00:09Maths and Maths, wow.

00:10Maths and Maths.

00:11Of course, let's ask first,

00:14why are your names Maths and Maths?

00:17What's the reason?

00:18Why is it a subject that is bothered by a lot of people?

00:22Why are your names Maths and Maths?

00:25I don't know either.

00:27But we're studying and Maths is our favorite subject.

00:34Really?

00:35Wow!

00:36It's rare to hear that Maths is your favorite subject.

00:39But for the record,

00:41what year have you been studying?

00:46Grade 11.

00:48Grade 11, Senior High School.

00:50I thought you were in college.

00:52I thought I would be late because they're from Trace College.

00:54But it's okay, don't worry about college.

00:57Don't worry, you're still in college.

01:00Grade 11.

01:01We heard that they're volleyball players.

01:05They're the best volleyball players in their school.

01:08Maths Denver and Maths Jared,

01:10tell us how you started playing volleyball.

01:14What motivated you to play this sport?

01:20We started playing volleyball

01:23when we were in grade 2 in our barangay in Laguna.

01:29My cousin is a volleyball player

01:33and I noticed that he doesn't have a player.

01:36So, the two of us,

01:39we made him play with us.

01:45Then, we played every day in court

01:48because the game was so fun.

01:52How about you, Maths Jared?

01:56It's the same,

01:58but my cousin told me that

02:03that's when we started.

02:05We improved a lot.

02:08We played in district meets,

02:11unit meets, provincial meets.

02:13My teammates in the deaf and in Laguna.

02:19Elementary school,

02:22we were already into volleyball.

02:24But, in the sport of volleyball,

02:26what's your position?

02:28You go first, Maths Denver.

02:31My position in volleyball is an offense spiker.

02:35I'm the one who hits the ball

02:39because that's also my cousin's position.

02:43I just imitated him.

02:45How about you, Maths Jared?

02:51How about you, Maths Jared?

02:53What's your position in volleyball?

02:55I'm a setter

02:57because I'm very interested in learning.

03:01I already learned it

03:03even when we tried out in Trace.

03:05That's why I'm a setter

03:09because I'm interested

03:11and I like the position.

03:13It's a perfect combination.

03:15It's good to be able to be a setter

03:17and a spiker

03:19because for example,

03:21they're both spikers

03:23and I'm a teammate.

03:25It's confusing.

03:27It's a good combination,

03:29a setter and an offense spiker.

03:31Let's ask them,

03:33since they started in grade 11

03:35and from grade 2,

03:37elementary,

03:39do you have any experiences

03:42playing in the grassroots tournaments

03:44here in the Philippines?

03:46Like playing for the country

03:48or being a Filipino kid.

03:50Have you played in those tournaments?

03:52You first, Maths Jared.

03:54Not yet,

03:56but we've played

03:58in NCEA South

04:00which is ongoing

04:02this season

04:04which is 26 here

04:06in Trace College.

04:08NCEA South?

04:10Yes, NCEA South.

04:12Of course, they represent

04:14Trace College.

04:16Both Maths Denver and Maths Jared.

04:18We mentioned earlier

04:20that it's confusing

04:22if they're both spikers.

04:24What's the advantage

04:26if you're in the same team?

04:28Do you think it's an advantage

04:30or confusing for the team

04:32or for your opponent?

04:34As volleyball twins.

04:36Well,

04:38it's a huge advantage

04:40for the team because

04:42we're teammates

04:44and we're very

04:46connected to each other.

04:48For example,

04:50we don't score

04:52and what we do

04:54is we connect each other

04:56so the team is alive

04:58again.

05:00What about you, Maths Jared?

05:02What do you think is the advantage?

05:05I think

05:07the advantage

05:09if we're in the same team is

05:11before the game starts

05:13we already know

05:15what we're going to do

05:17and as Denver said,

05:19we're very connected to each other.

05:21As a setter,

05:23I know the sets

05:25and the advantages

05:27while I set.

05:29I think

05:31there's a special connection

05:33because he can predict

05:35what we're going to do

05:37since we're brothers

05:39and twins.

05:41I'm not surprised

05:43if we have chemistry.

05:45Do you always team up

05:47or there's a time

05:49when you fight?

05:53We also fought

05:55in our school

05:57last year

05:59and he won.

06:01Who won?

06:03That's the question.

06:05Who won?

06:07They won.

06:09He's a setter.

06:11That's why

06:13a setter has a big role

06:15in volleyball games.

06:17As for Denver and Jared,

06:19how was your daily practice?

06:21Of course,

06:23you mentioned that you're a grade 11 student.

06:25How did you balance your daily training?

06:28You also have academics.

06:30It's not hard to be a student athlete.

06:34In our daily training,

06:38it's good

06:40because we have a system.

06:42We have a proper training

06:44and the coaching staff

06:46always supports us.

06:48Our advantage is

06:50this year

06:52in the NCEA,

06:54our team has a goal.

06:56Every day,

06:58every morning,

07:00we have a goal

07:02so that

07:04we can target

07:06what we're aiming for.

07:08As for the academics,

07:10we're able to do it

07:12at the same time.

07:14We can handle it

07:16because

07:18last year when we were grade 10,

07:20we graduated with honors.

07:22Oh wow!

07:24We're able to do it

07:26at the same time.

07:30Are you a teammate?

07:32Do you have honors?

07:34Yes, but I'm not an athlete.

07:36How about you, Denver?

07:38How did you balance as a student

07:40and as an athlete?

07:44It's the same.

07:46Even though it's tiring,

07:48we're able to do it

07:50because we started it.

07:52I'm able to do it

07:54because I have

07:56free time or time management

07:58so that

08:00my grades

08:02will be okay.

08:04I have a question.

08:06Since you're a grade 11 student,

08:08senior high school,

08:10what's your course?

08:14Sports.

08:18I think there's a

08:21focus on sports.

08:23Is it arts and design?

08:25Arts and design track?

08:27No, other than that.

08:29Oh, other than that.

08:31That's what's interesting.

08:33In senior high school,

08:35you're able to choose

08:37what track you want for college.

08:39It's also an advantage

08:41because they're athletes

08:43and the course

08:45they're taking

08:47is connected to sports.

08:49Do you have a sibling rivalry

08:51when you're playing?

08:53Do you fight?

08:55For example, if you make a mistake,

08:57do you yell at each other?

09:01When we're playing,

09:03for example,

09:05when Jared and I

09:07were playing,

09:09it wasn't good.

09:11It was like

09:13I was losing to him.

09:15I was getting mad at him.

09:17As a spiker,

09:19I don't yell

09:21that loudly

09:23so that if I get mad,

09:25I'll get hurt.

09:27What about you, Jared?

09:33Sometimes,

09:35when we're fighting,

09:37we make mistakes

09:39and the ball goes outside.

09:41What I do is,

09:43I yell and I get corrupted.

09:47Who's older than you?

09:49Who's older than you?

09:51Oh, Denver is older.

09:53How much time do you have?

09:55How many hours or seconds?

09:59One minute.

10:01Oh, one minute.

10:03You have the right to yell

10:05because Denver is older than you.

10:07But you can't avoid it.

10:09That's part of the game.

10:11When I fight,

10:13I do it to wake up the other.

10:16It's part of the team.

10:18You mentioned earlier

10:20that your tournament is ongoing

10:22at NCAA South.

10:24It's a very prestigious tournament

10:26that Trace College is participating in.

10:28How was your game there

10:30and Trace College's program

10:32to maintain your good game

10:34in this tournament?

10:36Trace College's program

10:38is very good for us.

10:40They give us

10:42school support

10:44and of course,

10:46our coaches.

10:48They don't let us down

10:50because they have a target

10:52for us.

10:54We just do our best

10:56to make

10:58their goal successful.

11:02When do you train?

11:04Math?

11:06Every Monday

11:08until Saturday.

11:10We rest

11:12until Sunday.

11:14How about you guys?

11:16Monday to Friday?

11:18We train

11:20from

11:225.30 to

11:249 a.m.

11:28We train from 1 p.m.

11:30to 6 p.m.

11:32It's a huge

11:34sacrifice.

11:36When I was a student,

11:38I wanted to rest

11:41and play computer games.

11:43It's a huge sacrifice

11:45because they want to be

11:47volleyball players

11:49and volleyball players in the future.

11:51It's their foundation.

11:53It's a huge sacrifice.

11:55Vote for Matt

11:57and of course, Matt Denver and Matt Jared.

11:59Who inspired you?

12:01Who gives you the strength

12:03to continue being

12:05a volleyball player?

12:07It's not easy

12:09to be a student-athlete.

12:11Who gives you the strength?

12:15Of course, our family

12:17and friends

12:19and those who

12:21believe in us.

12:23They are the ones who

12:25give us support.

12:27For example,

12:29when we train

12:31together

12:33and there are a lot of school breaks,

12:35we approach them.

12:37Of course,

12:39that's what gives us

12:41the strength and motivation

12:43to continue

12:45what we are doing

12:47and to execute

12:49what we are supposed to do.

12:51Yes, you're right.

12:53Volleyball as a sport

12:55here in the Philippines is really progressing.

12:57There are a lot of

12:59volleyball teams here.

13:01What can you say

13:03about this?

13:05AVL, BNL,

13:07of course, you watch them.

13:09What do you see as an inspiration

13:11for those players?

13:16What I see as an inspiration

13:18for them is

13:20that

13:22they need

13:24to be

13:26better

13:28or better

13:30so that

13:32as a volleyball player,

13:35we can be better

13:37or better

13:39so that we can

13:41join such a big

13:43league.

13:45What about you, Jared?

13:47Who is your idol

13:49as a volleyball player?

13:51My cousin,

13:53Carol De Leon.

13:55She is the one

13:57who inspired me.

13:59But in terms of

14:01our pro league,

14:03my idol

14:05is

14:07Alaysia Valdez

14:09from Ateneo,

14:11and Alia Malaluan from Lasal.

14:13How about you?

14:15I really forgot.

14:17I heard you as Matt.

14:19How about you, Denver?

14:21Who is your favorite volleyball player

14:23in the Philippines?

14:25Bella Belen.

14:27She is my favorite.

14:29My cousin, Alaysia.

14:31Bella Belen is also a collegiate player.

14:33She is one of their favorite players.

14:35How about you, Matt?

14:37Since you are still in grade 11,

14:39and for sure,

14:41you are planning to become a college volleyball player

14:43in the future,

14:45have you ever thought

14:47that after senior high school,

14:49you will be able to play in big schools

14:51like UAAP or NCAA?

14:53You will be able to play in big leagues

14:55here in the Philippines, our collegiate leagues.

15:01Maybe,

15:03there is a chance

15:05because

15:07like we said,

15:09we went to senior high school,

15:11we went to elementary school,

15:13now we are in junior high school, volleyball.

15:15For us, we have a chance

15:17to pursue being a volleyball player.

15:19We will take

15:21exams,

15:23we will try out in different schools.

15:25Just so that,

15:27like you said,

15:30we will achieve our goal

15:32in UAAP and NCAA.

15:34How about you, Denver?

15:38It's the same.

15:40Oh, it's the same.

15:42That's what we are waiting for.

15:44As you mentioned earlier,

15:46you are a teammate,

15:48you have a fan base,

15:50the sport of volleyball is growing here in the Philippines.

15:52And not to mention,

15:54the FIVB men's

15:56volleyball championship will be held here.

15:58Are you going to watch it?

16:00Are you going to look forward to the games?

16:02This will be held here in the Philippines.

16:06Because we already have

16:08our idols in Japan.

16:10Oh my, who are

16:12the Japanese players that are your idols?

16:18They already left,

16:20but Sarina Koga,

16:22Wada,

16:24and in the men's team,

16:26Hash,

16:28and Ishikawa.

16:30Oh my, you know,

16:32Ran Takahashi, Ishikawa,

16:34there, Yuki Ishikawa,

16:36they are the

16:38heartthrob of volleyball.

16:40When I covered

16:42teammate Dano's BNL,

16:44there were a lot of people,

16:46they were really excited.

16:48There were a lot of people

16:50who were inspired by the Filipinos.

16:52And for our guest,

16:55Matt and Matt,

16:57what do you want to be your course

16:59for college?

17:01Because you'll be going to college soon.

17:03Oh my, this is really pressuring.

17:05Have you thought of what you want to do?

17:07Yes, we have.

17:09Do you want to continue sports,

17:11or do you have other pathways

17:13that you want to pursue after high school?

17:15For me,

17:17I want to do a course in

17:19computer science

17:21or biochemistry.

17:23And then,

17:25maybe

17:27if not,

17:29I'll just be a coach

17:31or a sports writer.

17:33Oh wow!

17:35That's good, a sports writer.

17:37You should get that.

17:39You're good at sports writing.

17:41How about you, Denver?

17:43What are you pursuing after senior high school?

17:45And then,

17:47possibly, what courses

17:49do you plan to get

17:51after college?

17:53I want to pursue

17:55education, major and PE.

17:57That's the only thing

17:59that's connected to what we're doing now.

18:01I also want to teach

18:03kids how to play volleyball.

18:05That's good.

18:07But it's really good

18:09if it's in line with

18:11the sport that they want.

18:13And then, one, I want to do biochemistry.

18:15Biochemistry?

18:17Biochemistry is really hard.

18:19I want to be a PE teacher.

18:21Good luck to you

18:23in your upcoming journey.

18:25You're not done yet.

18:27You still have a thesis

18:29of senior high school.

18:31Maybe 11, 12,

18:33and then another 4 years.

18:35Who knows?

18:37Maybe we'll see you in UAP.

18:39I hope you'll remember us

18:41when we first interviewed you

18:43in PTV Sports.

18:45Join us.

18:48Math and math,

18:50have you decided

18:52to split up your team?

18:54You mentioned elementary.

18:56You go first, Denver.

19:00I can't say it,

19:02but yes.

19:04How can you say

19:06that you've decided

19:08to split up?

19:10Because,

19:12for example,

19:14one of our courses

19:16is not available

19:18in our school.

19:20So, we'll be forced

19:22to split up.

19:24It's unavoidable.

19:26What about you, Jared?

19:30Maybe,

19:32it's the same.

19:34We'll split up.

19:36That's also the reason

19:38for the course.

19:40We're not like the course.

19:42For example,

19:44in one school,

19:46we'll adjust

19:48to another school.

19:54I have a question.

19:56Aside from volleyball,

19:58is there any other sport

20:00that you want to try?

20:04Badminton.

20:06That's also possible.

20:08You'll be able to follow it.

20:10You'll be able to follow

20:13the sport of badminton.

20:15We've mentioned about

20:17teammate Bernadette.

20:19They also want to be

20:21players of big schools

20:23here in the country.

20:25But,

20:27it's a great honor

20:29to play for our

20:31Philippine National Team

20:33in terms of volleyball.

20:35It's a great feeling

20:37to hear your teammates' cheers

20:39while playing.

20:41What about you, Salas?

20:43Have you thought of

20:45any ideas for your career?

20:47You go first.

20:49How about me?

20:51You go first, Jared.

20:55It's already in my mind.

20:57When we were young,

20:59we wanted to join

21:01the big leagues.

21:07Maybe,

21:09we'll have a chance.

21:11Of course, we want to join

21:13the Philippine team.

21:15It's a great honor

21:17to bring the Philippines

21:19to big events.

21:23How about you, Denver?

21:25What do you want to say

21:27to your dream of being

21:29a part of our national team?

21:31It's the same.

21:35I also want

21:38to join

21:40that event

21:42because

21:44I want to see

21:46our fellow Filipinos

21:48cheering

21:50for us

21:52in sports.

21:54That's great.

21:56It's inevitable.

21:58They're twins.

22:00They have

22:02similar manners.

22:04But, for sure,

22:06they're unique

22:08in their own way.

22:10Let's see

22:12who's better.

22:14No, let's not talk about

22:16who's better.

22:18Let's talk about

22:20upcoming tournaments.

22:22Of course, we're looking forward

22:24to your upcoming games.

22:26We hope you'll make it

22:28to the big leagues.

22:30From us, Matt Denver

22:32and Matt Jared,

22:34to your teammates

22:36and to those who are helping

22:38you to make your qualifier career

22:40at Trace College.

22:44I just want to say

22:46thank you

22:48to them because

22:50they trust us

22:52as athletes

22:54in a big field.

22:56And,

22:58to our teammates,

23:00we're so happy

23:02that we were able to join

23:04such a team.

23:06Even though we had some problems,

23:08we were able to fix them

23:10because

23:12with the help of our coaches

23:14and staff,

23:16the process of playing

23:18was okay.

23:20What about you, Jared?

23:24My message is

23:26I hope they won't join us

23:28but teach us.

23:31I'm also thankful

23:33to them

23:35for their trust

23:37in us

23:39and our coaches.

23:41To my teammates,

23:43I hope they won't

23:45break their trust in us.

23:49I hope we'll always be happy in the court.

23:51That's all.

23:53Thank you so much,

23:55Matt and Matt.

23:57PTB Sports really trusts

23:59that you'll be successful in 2025.

24:01Again, thank you so much

24:03for joining us,

24:05Matt Jared and Matt Denver Olivero,

24:07the varsity players from Trace College.

24:09Good luck to you!

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