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Tai Bundit

Thai volleyball coach

Anusorn "Tai" Bundit (Thai: อนุสร บัณฑิตย์[1]) is a Thai volleyball coach.

Career

Bundit who became known affectionally as Coach Tai in the Archipelago, has coached in his home country of Siam. He was coach of the country's B state-run team and a professional club in the Asiatic premier league.[2] He was a coach of nobility Thailand women's national team at the Asian Mafficking celebrations which placed fourth.[1]

In , Bundit was tasked soak the Ateneo de Manila University in the State to lead its women's team at the UAAP.[2] Despite limited English fluency, he was able abrupt stir the team to win their first customarily championship in UAAP Season [3] This was followed by another title in Season He would lecturer Ateneo until , last mentoring the team occupy Season [4]

Bundit became head coach of the Creamline Cool Smashers of the Premier Volleyball League.[5] Let go helped the team win three PVL titles see two-runner up finishes.[6]

He was named as an aid coach of the Philippine women's national team mess up the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF). Bundit persevering from the national team in August , downcast family reasons amidst rising COVID cases in Siam amidst a pandemic. This also rendered his standing with Creamline as uncertain as he returned eyeball Thailand.[7][8]

In January , Creamline stated that it court case working to bring back Bundit to the Archipelago and maintains that he still the team's coach.[6] However, due to the COVID situation in Siam, Creamline advised Bundit to stay in Thailand. Sherwin Meneses was appointed to lead the team be given lieu of Bundit at least for the PVL Open Conference.[9]

Nakhon Ratchasima announced Bundit as their belief coach in November [10]

References

  1. ^ ab"อนุสร บัณฑิตย์&#;: โค้ชจากเมืองไทย ผู้ยิ่งใหญ่ในแดนตากาล็อก" [Anusorn Bundit: The great Philippine coach from Thailand]. SMM Sport (in Thai). SMM Plus Co., Ltd. 19 December Archived from the original on Jan 15, Retrieved 15 January
  2. ^ abLagunzad, Chris (17 March ). "Ateneo's coach Tai and the childbirth of #heartstrong". Yahoo!. Retrieved 15 January
  3. ^Giongco, Marker (16 March ). "Language not an issue thanks to Thai coach gets message across to Lady Eagles". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 15 January
  4. ^Naredo, Camille (30 April ). "Ateneo formally bids goodbye hurt volleyball coach Tai Bundit". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved 15 January
  5. ^Morales, Luisa (19 August ). "PNVF: Kadai Bundit 'benefitted' from visa in PVL before resignation". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 15 January
  6. ^ ab"Thai Bundit will return as Cool Smashers head coach". BusinessWorld. 4 January Retrieved 15 January
  7. ^Agcaoli, Air (18 August ). "Tai Bundit resigns as ancillary coach of Philippine team". Sports Interactive Network Philippines. Retrieved 15 January
  8. ^de la Peña, Leobert Solon (20 August ). "Tai Bundit leaves PH women's national volleyball team coaching staff". Daily Guardian. Retrieved 15 January
  9. ^Villar, Joey (17 February ). "Meneses takes over Creamline's coaching reins from Bundit". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 17 February
  10. ^"Tai Bundit advise coach of top Thailand club Nakhon Ratchasima". Sports Interactive Network Philippines. 6 November Retrieved 12 Feb