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The Criollas de Caguas will have a different start to the season than before.

Four-time winners of the Superior Women’s Volleyball League (LVSF) will have an elite core of players from the first day of the tournament, set to begin on June 12th.

Stephanie “FIFA” Enright, Jennifer Nogeras, and Carina Ocasio reported on the Cagüeño sextet training sessions for the upcoming season. “I never got it so early. It was normal for the season to start without any of them. But this time we have here from day one. They are very happy,” said team manager Furyel Ramos. speaker.

Enright and Ocasio already have agreements with Criollas Management. Ramos also confirmed that they will have the Diana Reyes factory from day one.

Criolles will also soon see the Liberian superstar of the national team, Chara Venegas, who is visiting the United States to visit her relatives after crowning Promiti in the Ukrainian League. Sharia is coming from this road. Ramos said, “Now he comes and plays.”

“Most of these players already have a bit of an agreement with us. This is the case with FIFA and Carina. Jennifer I don’t doubt we’ll get to one. I’m waiting for them to train and see how the team is formed, then contact them to sign a contract,” explained the successful hex owner.

The early arrival of these superstar players – and others such as Raimarelli Santos (Ponce) and Natalia Valentin (San Juan) – is due to the absence of international tournaments during the summer.

However, Kagwas will not have Pilar Marie Victoria this season due to discomfort in his right knee. Nor with the moderators Anna Sophia Guseno, who decided not to see any movement in the 2021 campaign.

Likewise, the Criolles include midfielders Sheila Ocasio, Shannon Torregossa and Gitzabelle Del Valle, all of whom have taken to the draw for the Free Agent players.

The hexagon, led by Juan Carlos Nunez, hired Adora Anae, a native of Hawaii, as their first promotion of the season.

Caguas is looking for his sixth consecutive LVSF title.