The 2025–26 Petro Gazz Angels season was the seventh and final season of the Petro Gazz Angels in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL).

Following from their All-Filipino title, the Angels had a subpar performance in the preseason PVL on Tour. They would only win two of their five preliminary round matches, giving them seven points in the process. During the conference, Koji Tsuzurabara resigned from his position as head coach, with Brian Esquibel taking over in an interim role. In the knockout round, the team lost to the Galeries Tower Highrisers, putting an end to their preseason journey.

For the Reinforced Conference, Petro Gazz brought back Lindsey Vander Weide from their 2022 Reinforced Conference title run to as their foreign guest player. Additionally, Gary and Lisa Van Sickle, the parents of Brooke Van Sickle, joined the Petro Gazz coaching staff. Gary would take on the role on head coach while Lisa would join as an assistant.

Roster

Coaching staff Head coach:Gary Van Sickle Assistant coach:Brian EsquibelStephen James PatronaJay ChuaRamona BagatsingCha Cruz-BehagLisa Van SickleBillie Anima Conditioning Coach:Paolo Rivero

Team staff Team Coordinator:Evelyn Dris Team Manager:David Dichupa

Medical staff Physical Therapist:Karen Cathleen AdubalFe Marie Joy Accordon

National team players Players who were part of the Philippines women's national team were excluded from playing with the team due to various commitments. This affected the team's roster for the PVL on Tour. MJ Phillips Brooke Van Sickle

Draft

Round Pick Player School 1 11 S De La Salle

PVL on Tour

Preliminary round

Pool A standings

Match log

|- bgcolor=#fee | 1 || June 28, 2025 || Nxled || 2–3 || 98–103 | Batangas City Sports Center 2,157 || 0–1 || 1 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 2 || June 29, 2025 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 76–68 | Batangas City Sports Center 2,345 || 1–1 || 4 | P2

|- bgcolor=#fcc | 3 || July 12, 2025 || PLDT || 0–3 || 53–75 | Capital Arena 6,448 || 1–2 || 4 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 4 || July 13, 2025 || Farm Fresh || 0–3 || 67–75 | Capital Arena 5,507 || 1–3 || 4 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 5 || July 29, 2025 || Choco Mucho || 3–1 || 96–85 | Candon City Arena 3,919 || 2–3 || 7 | P2

Knockout round

Match log

|- bgcolor=#fcc | August 5, 2025 || Akari || 0–3 || 71–82 | PhilSports Arena 706 | P2

Reinforced Conference

Preliminary round

Standings

Match log

|- bgcolor=#cfc | 1 || October 9, 2025 || Galeries Tower || 3–0 || 75–54 | City of Dasmariñas Arena 461 || 1–0 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 2 || October 14, 2025 || Creamline || 1–3 || 86–92 | Smart Araneta Coliseum 2,085 || 1–1 || 3 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 3 || October 18, 2025 || Chery Tiggo || 3–1 || 95–84 | Capital Arena 6,000 || 2–1 || 6 | P2 |- bgcolor=#efe | 4 || October 23, 2025 || Akari || 3–2 || 105–110 | Filoil Centre 1,241 || 3–1 || 8 | P2 |- bgcolor=#fcc | 5 || October 28, 2025 || Zus Coffee || 0–3 || 63–75 | Filoil Centre 1,200 || 3–2 || 8 | P2

|- bgcolor=#fcc | 6 || November 11, 2025 || Farm Fresh || 1–3 || 94–99 | Filoil Centre 387 || 3–3 || 8 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 7 || November 15, 2025 || Capital1 || 3–1 || 100–63 | Ynares Center Montalban 810 || 4–3 || 11 | P2 |- bgcolor=#cfc | 8 || November 20, 2025 || PLDT || 3–1 || 100–92 | SM Mall of Asia Arena 1,274 || 5–3 || 14 | P2

Final round

Bracket

Match log

|- bgcolor=#cfc | November 24, 2025 || Creamline || 3–1 || 91–81 | Smart Araneta Coliseum |P2

|- bgcolor=#efe | November 27, 2025 || Akari || 3–2 || 102–99 | Smart Araneta Coliseum |P2

|- bgcolor=#cfc | November 30, 2025 || Zus Coffee || 3–1 || 99–94 | Smart Araneta Coliseum |P2

Transactions

Additions Player Date signed Previous team Arellano Lady Chiefs Nxled Chameleons

Subtractions Player New team Nxled Chameleons Capital1 Solar Spikers Creamline Cool Smashers

References