AFF Beach Soccer Saturday : Philippines 1-8 Malaysia

AFF Beach Soccer Championship in Malaysia


Saturday :

Malaysia 1-8 Philippines

Philippines lost all three matches in the group stage.

AFF Beach Soccer Championship : Philippines 3-7 Myanmar

Philippines lost 7-3 to Myanmar in the second match in AFF Beach Soccer Championship in Malaysia.

Philippines playing last match in group stage against Malaysia on Saturday

Thursday : AFF Beach Soccer in Malaysia - Philippines 2-5 Laos

KUANTAN (22 Oct 2014) – Thailand and Indonesia will start as favourites in the inaugural AFF-Felda Beach Soccer Championship which kicks off tomorrow here at the Teluk Chempedak beach in Kuantan.

The ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) are organising the event for the first time this year in the hope that it will help to develop the sport further after it came into FIFA’s recognition in 2005.
“We feel honoured to be part of this championship of course,” said Thai team manager Tiranan Kanchanhom. “Whether we are the favourites or otherwise, we just want to do our best in this meet.”

Added Indonesian head coach Ida Mahayasa: “we have prepared well for this meet. And we really want to play well but I hope that we have good referees.”
Other than Thailand and Indonesia, the only other team who had previously played at the Asian level is the Philippines.

“So far the reception has been fantastic,” said Philippines team manager Rea Celine Villa. “I hope that we can put up a good show in this meet.”

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Philippines matches :

23. October Philippines 2-5 Laos

24. October Philippines vs Myanmar

25. October Philippines vs Malaysia

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In the last game of the day, Laos edged the Philippines 5-2.

“Not bad for a country with no beach,” exclaimed Laos coach Sysaveuy Saysanasy. “The lads played hard and this win gave us confidence for the next match.”

The scorers for Laos were Tona Bounmalay and Phithack Kongmatilath (two goals each) and another from Tu Mouakong Thao as the Philippines came back off Ali Mahmoud Ramos and Simpron Saludres.

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Inaugural AFF Beach Soccer meet in Kuantan

HANOI (5 August 2014) – The inaugural AFF Beach Soccer Championship will be held in Kuantan, Pahang in October this year.

Held in the home state of HRH Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, AFF President, the event has attracted seven teams from the Asean region.

Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia, Laos and Vietnam are the countries which have confirmed their participation.

The details of the first-ever Beach Soccer tournament was revealed at the AFF Council Meeting, which was chaired by HRH Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah in Hanoi, Vietnam this morning.

The AFF Council was held ahead of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2014 draw which will take place this afternoon.

Prior to the start of today’s meeting, the AFF Council observed a minute’s silence for the victims of MH17.

In his opening address, Sultan Haji Ahmad commented on the draw and said it would exciting to see how it plays out. “I’m anticipating an exciting draw and I would like to wish the participating teams all the best.”

HRH Sultan Haji Ahmad also mentioned that inspection visits had been carried out on the hosts and he was confident that all preparations were well under way.

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Boracay Beach Football : Sama Sama Cup in MAy

Now accepting Teams for Men's and Women's Open (Over 16's)

Interested teams should email sscup3@gmail.com or text 0905 357 5847. Limited space available

Boracay Beach Football - May 18 and 19

NO REGISTRATON FEE! Souvenir t-shirts for all participants and free admission to the Sponsor's Night Concert-Party with Futsal Player Stephanie Dan and party games with Azkals Misagh Bahadoran, Carli De Murga, Dennis Wolf, Jeffrey Christianes. Limited slots available. Trophies, Medals and cash prizes at stake for the top 3 winners in each division. For inquiries contact Coach Giovanni De Castro here in FB or call/ text at 0905-282-7323 and 0918-585-3791.

Subic Bay to host Luzon beach football joust

By Carlo Lorenzo J. Datu

SUBIC FREEPORT, April 22 (PIA) -- Hundreds of football players and enthusiasts will troop to Subic Bay on May 12 for the Luzon Beach Soccer Eliminations at the Lighthouse Marina Resort beachfront area.

Eight men's and eight women's team are set to battle it out for the right to represent the island at the National Beach Football title late this year.

"(We have) been organizing the Luzon Beach Football Eliminations in Subic since 2000 and we consider (Subic Bay) our home already," said Beach Football Association of the Philippines secretary-general Rea Villa.

Raul Marcelo, deputy administrator for tourism of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) welcomes the decision of the BFAP to hold its tournament in the area.

"Subic Bay is now a top destination for national tournaments. And football, with all its variants namely association football, futsal and beach football, are one of the sports that we want here," Marcelo said.

Supported by the Subic Bay's Lighthouse Marina Resort, the tournament will also feature the Lighthouse Amihan Football Club (LAFC), Subic Bay's official team.

The LAFC copped the silver in the 2011 edition of the tournament, and if at full strength, is expected to do well in the tournament.

"The participants, mostly Manila-based teams, find it convenient to travel to Subic to play beach soccer because of improved roads, secured venue, great shopping outlets and a lot of other activities that they could do after the tournament” Villa shared.

This year, BFAP would adopt the international beach football rules to align the tournament with the international rules and standards.

BFAP was founded by Dr. Ahmed 'Mike" Athab who used to be the University of the Philippines Women's Football Varsity Coach and is the current Beach Football Committee Head of the Philippine Football Federation (PFF).

The Philippines participated in the 2006, 2008 and 2013 World Cup Beach Football Asian Qualifiers and is planning to prepare for the Asian Beach Games 2014 and the next World Cup Qualifier in 2015.

Villa added that BFAP partnered with the Lighthouse Marina Resort because of its excellent facilities and amenities. "Its scenic view and ideal location makes it a perfect place to conduct the tournament Subic," she added.

Aside from the Lighthouse resort, the tournament is supported by Human Nature. (WLB/CLJD-PIA 3)

PIA

Beach Football - Calendar 2013

1. BEACH FOOTBALL CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2013
   
   March 16
   Beach Football Invitational Anvaya Cove, Subic
   
   April 13-14/20-21
   Luzon Eliminations Subic/Batangas (venue to be finalized)
   
   April 20-21
   WFL Beach Football Cebu
   ...
   May 4-5
   Visayas Eliminations (Men’s) Cebu (venue to be finalized)
   
   May 18-19, 2012
   Mindanao Eliminations Davao (venue to be finalized)
   
   May 25-26, 2012
   Visayas Eliminations (Women’s) Leyte (venue to be finalized)
   
   December 7-8, 2012
   National Championship Boracay Island
   
   December 4-8, 2012
   FIFA Beach Football Course Boracay Island
   (limited slots/by invitation)
   
   *Dates may change depending on logistics, etc.
   
   
   Source : BFAP Facebook

Cherifer beach football tourney set August 20-21

REGISTRATION is now open for the Cherifer Kids Beach Football Tournament slated to fire off August 20 and 21 at the Bluejaz Beach Resort and Water Park in the Island Garden City of Samal (Igacos).


Organizer Neilwin Joseph Bravo of Bravetower Promotions told members of the Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) during their weekly sports forum Thursday that the two-day competition will feature boys and girls under-14, under-12 and under-10 categories.


Trophies and giveaways from sponsors will be up for grabs in the meet sanctioned by the Davao Football Association (Davao FA).



Registration fee is pegged at P1,500 per team inclusive of free entrance, free boat ride for 15 persons and free use of infinity pool. Deadline of registration is on August 19.


Davao City teams are touted as heavy favorites in the tournament but teams from neighboring cities, municipalities and provinces may pull off surprises.


Interested teams may contact tournament director Alex Adolfo at mobile number (0942) 787-0199. (MLSA)

Sun Star Davao

Kicksand Mindanao leg set June 10-11

WOMEN slots are still available for the Kicksand Beach Football Mindanao Leg is set to kick off on June 10 and 11 at the Blue Jaz Resort and Waterpark in the Island Garden City of Samal.

Neilwin Joseph Bravo of the organizing F1 Event Solutions on Thursday said the event limits participants to 12 teams each for the men's and women's divisions.


"The men's category is almost filled up. We are encouraging lady booters to sign up now," he told members of the Davao Sportswriters Association (DSA) in their weekly forum at the Tower inn.

He said trophies and medals await winners of the two-day competition organized by the Beach Football Association of the Philippines and endorsed by the Philippine Sports Commission.

He also said players may also get slots to the national beach football team that will compete in several competitions abroad.

Tournament director Alex Adolfo, for his part, urged interested participants to register early.

The second leg is set in Boracay on May 28 and 29. The first leg was concluded in Subic recently.

Bravo also lauded Blue Jaz owner Janice Middleton for her commitment to build a beach court for football, volleyball and frisbee, among other sports, at their resort.

Bravo, meanwhile, recently inked an agreement for partnership with Sun.Star Davao general manager Tessie A. Paña.

Sun.Star Davao is a media partner of the Mindanao leg along with Mindanao Daily Mirror and 105.9 Mix FM. (MLSA)

Published in the Sun.Star Davao newspaper on May 20, 2011.

Medellin to host beach soccer

By Edri K. Aznar


SIX teams from Cebu City will be competing in Mayor Rick’s Invitational Beach Soccer this Saturday at the Kawit Beach in Medellin, an activity that will increase the locals’ awareness of the ever-growing sport of football.

University of San Carlos and Saint Theresa’s College will be fielding two teams each along with San Roque FC, Jivas Regal and Cebu State College of Science and Technology in the one-day beach football tournament.

The event is part of the activities in the town’s fiesta and organizers are hoping that it will also help raise awareness for the sport in the town.

“We are still introducing the football program there,” Joel Deen, one of the organizers, told Sun.Star Cebu yesterday.

The tournament, which will start at 8 a.m., will follow a single round-robin format, wherein the top two teams will battle in the championship round.

Aside from the beach football event, Deen also said the Cebu Football Association will be conducting a seminar for school teachers on May 3. Eleazar Toledo of the CFA will head the seminar targeted for elementary and high school students.

The town has also made a push to increase the popularity of the sport as the town’s mayor, Rick Ramirez, has started building full-sized pitches near schools.

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on April 26, 2011.

KICKSAND Beach Football Tournament - Subic , Boracay and Davao

2011 Kicksand Beach Football Tournament Results Luzon Leg - Subic
Women's Division - April 16, 2011

CHAMPION- Libertas FC
1st Runner-up- Kick Me FC
2nd Runner-up- Baguio FC
...3rd Runner-up- UST FC

MVP- Shiela Delgado (Libertas FC)

Men's Division - April 17, 2011

CHAMPION- Manila FC (Mama Sita's)
...1st Runner-up- Amihan Subic FC
2nd Runner-up- Baguio United
3rd Runner-up- Team Naga

MVP- Randy Salisad


Next :

Boracay May 28 and 29
Davao June 11 and 12

Kavets' 2nd Gryphon Beach Football Cup 2011

Time Saturday, March 26 at 6:30am - March 27 at 4:00pm

Location Coco Grove, Laiya Batangas

contact 09175621296 for your inquiries .

Tentative dates are March19 Men's Open, 20 Women's Open or March26-27. Participating teams, kindly post in this event page the date when you are most convenient with so we could finalize.

Reg fee for new teams 3,000. For those who participated last year, you get a Php500 discount :)

Reserve your slots now! We're only getting 12 teams per division.

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4th Asian Beach Games in 2013 awarded to Philippines

THE Philippines was awarded the hosting rights of the 4th Asian Beach Games in 2013 and Cebu is eyed as one of the possible venues of the games.

Cebu City Sports Commission (CCSC) head Edward Hayco said they are open to taking the lead should Cebu be considered as the main hub of the multi-sporting meet.

The Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) and the Olympic Council of Asia will be making their rounds to inspect the possible venues next month. The other provinces that are being eyed are Bohol, Negros Oriental and Siquijor. Also aggressive in their intention to host are Camarines Sur, Bataan, Zambales and Siargao.

Sun Star Cebu

Comment : Beach soccer (football) are one of the sports in Asian Beach Games

National Beach Football Championship

Air Force won National Beach Soccer Championship beating Stallions FC from Barotac Nuevo 2-1.

‎2010 Beach Football National Championship and Philippine Footvolley International Tournament. Fairways and Bluewaters Resort, Boracay. October 15 to 17, 2010.

Beach football on Siargao Island

Beach Football Held at Siargao island General Luna Surigao del Norte this coming may 24, 2010.

Surigao FA President Mr. Bombom Anoos +639216221070 or Gensec. Mr. Rene Tan +639102075047

1 st Gryphon South Beach Cup

1st Gryphon South Beach Cup (Beach football) has been postponed from 16 and 17. April to 7. and 8. May in downtown Laiya , Batangas.

Women`s division : full
Men`s division : Still open

Contact : kavets_fc@yahoo.com or visit Kavets Fc at Facebook

1 st Gryphon South Beach Cup

Beach Soccer in Dipolog, Mindanao

Beach soccer is getting popular in Philippines , this video is from Dipolog , Mindanao on 30. June .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnpDq53xFK4

In May Sarangani Bay and Siargao , also on Mindanao had beach soccer tournaments.

Sarangani Bay Festival - Beach football

Biggest beach party in Mindanao !

From May 28 to 30. Beach football at the white sand beaches of Gumasa.


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