The Premier Volleyball (PVL) League may have lost one team and watched another require some astute financial rescuing, but it is ready to come out stronger next season, with guardrails implemented to keep competition healthy. PVL president Ricky Palou said the league is currently screening four interested companies and will only accept two applicants---with the crucial criteria being the long-term commitment of each. "Before we accept anybody, we will assess them, meet with them, find out their interest and capability to maintain a team. And then, decide which of the applicants is better to accept," Palou told the Inquirer. "We want to get a long-term commitment." The PVL ha...Keep on reading: PVL set on 12 squads, schedules rookie draft