Philippines U16 women lose to Vietnam

Philippines lost 0-11 to Vietnam in the last match in ASEAN Women`s U16 Championship in Myanmar.

U16 Women`s team in Rexona Cup against Ateneo :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNFOmZjHxZ4&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmGbXB_Ic0c&feature=related

You will find lots of women`s football videos from U16 and U19 NT on youtube here :

http://www.youtube.com/user/mj10jt#p/u

ASEAN Women`s U16 - Philippines lose 1-5 against Myanmar B

In the second match at the Youth Training Centre, Myanmar B had a great start, taking a three-goal lead at the break and adding two more after to walk away with a comfortable 5-1 win over the Philippines. Despite turning away several early attempts, the Philippines defence finally crumbled in the 13th minute when Tin Nilar Win broke through to put her side ahead.It took Myanmar B another another 20 minutes before doubling the score, this time through Po Po Su. Moe Tharafe Aung made it 3-0 after she split the defence with a quick run down the centre.Myanmar managed two more goals after the break, the first through Nilar Win in the 56th minute while Po Su sealed the victory, their first of the tournament, in the 90th minute. The Philippines, despite being down by four goals, fought bravely and were rewarded with a goal in the 76th minute, netted by Ma Karina Dela Cruz.


Source : aseanfootball.org

ASEAN Women`s U16 Championship - 0-14 against Australia

YANGON (10 Oct 2009) – Australia and Vietnam, clearly the two strongest teams in Group B, cruised through their opening AFF Under-16 Women’s Championship matches today, resoundingly beating the Philippines and Myanmar B, at the Aung San Stadium here. The Aussies, the pre-tournament favourites, walked away with a comfortable 14-0 win while Vietnam celebrated a well deserved 5-0 victory today.Today’s result moved the two winners a step closer to the semifinals while Myanmar B and the Philippines have to win their next group matches to remain in contention. Australia’s huge victory, buoyed by four goals from substitute Caitlin Friend, was the second biggest scoreline in the tournament. Myanmar A and Thailand had scored similar 15-0 wins over their rivals the previous day.

In the second match, Australia proved too strong for the Philippines. Their physical advantage aside, the Aussies displayed exceptional skill and maturity in their game to brush aside the hardworking Filipinas. To their credit, Philippines goalkeeper Inna Palacios and defenders Dominique Scott and Marie Navea-Huff turned away numerous attempts, especially in the first half, limiting the Aussies to six goals.Australia got the show off the ground with an eighth minute opener from Teigen Allen. Heidi Makrillos followed up with two quick goals, in the 13th and 15th minutes while Samantha Kerr made 4-0 in the 39th minute. Alanna Kennedy and Caitlin Friend made it 6-0 in the last three minutes of the first half.It was Australia again in the second half with eight more goals – Ashlee Faul (56th), Alanna Kennedy (61st, 90th), Teigen Allen (70th), Caitlin Friend (74th, 79th, 81st) and Brittany Whitfield.

Source : Aseanfootball

ASEAN U16 Women`s Championship

ASEAN U16 Women`s Championship in Myanmar start this week. Philippines team is scheduled to arrive Wednesday. Managers meeting on Thursday and first match for Philippines on Saturday.

Philippines in Group B:

10. October Philippines- Australia
12. October Philippines - Myanmar B
14. October Philippines - Vietnam

Group A got Thailand, Indonesia , Malaysia and Myanmar A

Good luck !

Visayas Selection vs Manila XI Womens U16 in Bacolod in September

THE Philippine Football Federation (PFF) confirmed last weekend that preparations are underway for the holding of a series of competitions between a Visayas Selection and a Manila Selection in Bacolod City in September.
The goodwill matches between the Manila-based lady booters and their Visayas counterparts composed of standouts from Bacolod, San Carlos, Iloilo, Dumaguete and Cebu, among others, will be used by the PFF as a basis for the formation of the national women’s Under-16 team which will represent the country international and regional competitions.

This developed as EVFC president Junie Martin told sports mediamen last Friday during a press conference at the Luxur Hotel that they have challenged the PFF leadership to give equal opportunities for booters who are Manila-based as well as talents from the provinces to showcase their skills whenever the PFF is in the process of forming the composition of the various national teams.

“We’ve always believed that there are enough talents in the provinces, especially in the so-called football region of the Visayas who deserve to be named to the national teams if only they are given the right opportunity to showcase their skills. So, we’ve asked them (PFF) to allow our players (the Visayas Selection) to play against a Manila Selection in September, and whichever team prevails will be given the opportunity to form the women’s national U16 team, and they (PFF) agreed,” said Lizares.

During last Friday’s press conference, PFF president Jose Mari Martinez also lauded the efforts of EVFC in hosting the festival. “We believe there is so much football stakeholders of women’s football in this part of the country can do for the development of the game and the PFF recognizes these efforts as a big boost to the goals of PFF in this regard,” Martinez said. (HCV)

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/visayas-selection-vs-manila-xi-games-here-september

Comment : Good idea, it will give girls who are not based in Manila a better chance to play for the Women`s U16 National team.

Giuseppi FC-Cebu, EVFC, USLS Alumnae top women’s 7-aside bootfest

THREE seeded teams stood out from among over 30 squads who competed in the Executive Village Football Club 7-aside Invitational Football Festival last Saturday at the Panaad Sports & Recreational Park pitch in Barangay Mansilingan.
In the Under-13 category, Barotac Nuevo FC finished as second runner-up, followed by San Carlos City FC as first runner-up while Giuseppi FC-Cebu emerged as champion.

In the Under-16 division, U16 Team Philippines took second runner-up honors, followed by FC de Pontevedra as first runner-up while host Executive Village Football Club went home with the champion’s trophy.

Meanwhile, in the centerpiece Women’s Open category, Foundation University of Dumaguete City finished as second runner-up, followed by U16 Team Philippines while University of St. La Salle Alumnae, mentored by Ronnie Tornilla, pocketed the champion’s trophy.
The champion U13 team from Cebu was mentored by Richard Montayre and named most valuable player of the division was Ann Ugarte.

Named as MVP of the champion U16 team EVFC was Aina Martin while the team was coached by Warren Concepcion assisted by Rinelle De Oca and Junjun Valderama.

The one-day football festival which drew the participation of teams coming from Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Dumaguete, San Carlos as well as other cities and towns in Negros Occidental was witnessed by top officials from Fifa, the world governing body for football.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/giuseppi-fc-cebu-evfc-usls-alumnae-top-women%E2%80%99s-7-aside-bootfest

Another link :

http://www.visayandailystar.com/2009/July/20/sportnews1.htm

International 2009 Calendar for Philippines

International 2009 Calendar for Philippines :

4. - 16. August ASEAN (AFF) U19 Championship in Vietnam
Philippines in group A with Singapore , Malaysia and Vietnam

3.-10. October Asian (AFC) U16 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group E with Japan , Indonesia , Mongolia , Chinese Taipei and Bangladesh

9.- 18. October ASEAN Women`s U16 Championship in Myanmar
Philippines in group B with Vietnam , Laos and Myanmar B

30. October - 9. November Asian Indoor Games in Vietnam. Futsal

From 1. November Asian (AFC) U19 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group G with China (hosts), North Korea, Malaysia , Myanmar and Guam

From 2. December SEA Games Men in Laos

From 5. December SEA Games Women in Laos