Men's open division leader Doraemon solidified its hold of the top spot with three wins after edging University of San Jose Recoletos (USJR), 2-1, yesterday in the ongoing 10th National Interclub Football Cup at the University of San Carlos Technological Center (USC-TC).
Doraemon's Joshua Fegidero showed the stuff of an ex-RP Team member by breaking through USJR's defense and scoring just 20 seconds into the game.
The Josenians tied the score at 1-all from Adrian Mejaran’s goal in the 54th minute.
However, Doraemon sneaked another goal in the dying minutes of the match to hand USJR its first loss of the tournament. USJR hopes to bounce back today against Queen City United (QCU), which is currently in 2nd spot.
In the other men's open match, FCIC posted a 4-2 victory over USC whose defender Patrick Uno suffered a broken nose when he collided with team goalie Clarence Su.
FCIC first found the back of the net via a goal by Richard Romero in the 34th minute. Jano Flores added two in the second half while teammate Toto Gimpisao contributed one for FCIC’s easy win.
USC's two goals were all by Prince Antony in the 50th and 52nd-minute mark.
Antony was part of the Central Visayas secondary football team which brought home a silver medal in the recentl 53rd Palarong Pambansa in Tarlac.
FCIC will face Doraemon in their final elimination match today while USC bowed out of the competition like Count FC.
More : Cebu Daily News
30 April 2010
Cebu Football - FCIC draws QCU
penalty kick in the dying minutes saved FCIC from defeat as it managed a 1-all decision against Queen City United (QCU) in the men's open division of the 10th National Interclub Football Cup yesterday at the University of San Carlos – Technological Center (USC-TC) field in Talamban, Cebu City.
QCU had a 1-0 advantage at halftime behind a goal by Rene Menchavez in the 34th minute.
A foul committed by QCU’s Jack Reston resulted into a yellow card and gifted FCIC with a penalty kick which was put home by Toto Gimpisao for a 1-1 score with just a few minutes left.
FCIC faces USC in this afternoon's first match of the division, while QCU will have a chance to rest as their next match is set tomorrow.
In the second match yesterday, Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) champions University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) blanked Count FC, 7-0, to tally their second win.
Cebu Daily News
QCU had a 1-0 advantage at halftime behind a goal by Rene Menchavez in the 34th minute.
A foul committed by QCU’s Jack Reston resulted into a yellow card and gifted FCIC with a penalty kick which was put home by Toto Gimpisao for a 1-1 score with just a few minutes left.
FCIC faces USC in this afternoon's first match of the division, while QCU will have a chance to rest as their next match is set tomorrow.
In the second match yesterday, Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) champions University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) blanked Count FC, 7-0, to tally their second win.
Cebu Daily News
29 April 2010
PFF puts CAFC in charge of U14 team
By Edri K. Aznar
INSTEAD of handing the Cebu Football Association (CFA) the duty of handling the training camp of the RP National Boys Under-14 squad, the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has given the responsibility to the Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC).
Usually the PFF gives the assignment of supervising training camps to CFA FA, the sport’s local governing body, but PPF chose CAFC because of the club’s capability to finance it.
“CAFC has the capability to sponsor the training camp. PFF talked to us, they were the one who came to us,” former CAFC president and RP National Boys Under-14 assistant manager Raffy Musni said in an interview with Sun.Star Cebu yesterday.
The club, with the help of Don Bosco Liloan rector Fr. Jhun Paradiang, is paying for all the expenses of the RP National Boys Under-14 team.
The training camp started last April 18 at the Don Bosco Liloan campus, wherein all the best Under-14 football players from around the country are currently encamped.
The RP National Boys Under-14 squad is undergoing rigid training under the watchful eyes of head coach Oliver Colina and assistant coaches Dennis Peñalosa and Allan Medalla, who are both from CAFC.
Sun Star Cebu
INSTEAD of handing the Cebu Football Association (CFA) the duty of handling the training camp of the RP National Boys Under-14 squad, the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has given the responsibility to the Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC).
Usually the PFF gives the assignment of supervising training camps to CFA FA, the sport’s local governing body, but PPF chose CAFC because of the club’s capability to finance it.
“CAFC has the capability to sponsor the training camp. PFF talked to us, they were the one who came to us,” former CAFC president and RP National Boys Under-14 assistant manager Raffy Musni said in an interview with Sun.Star Cebu yesterday.
The club, with the help of Don Bosco Liloan rector Fr. Jhun Paradiang, is paying for all the expenses of the RP National Boys Under-14 team.
The training camp started last April 18 at the Don Bosco Liloan campus, wherein all the best Under-14 football players from around the country are currently encamped.
The RP National Boys Under-14 squad is undergoing rigid training under the watchful eyes of head coach Oliver Colina and assistant coaches Dennis Peñalosa and Allan Medalla, who are both from CAFC.
Sun Star Cebu
Iloilo, Manila take U19, U14 women's football crowns
By Henry C. Villalva
TRADITIONAL power Iloilo and powerhouse Manila took home the Under19 and Under14 women's football crowns, respectively, last Wednesday at the end of five-day hostilities in the 2010 National Women's Football Selections Tournament.
The event was held at the Panaad pitch of the Panaad Sports and Recreational Park in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City.
The Manila booters took the champion's trophy in the U14 division followed by host Negros Occidental/All Asia Countertrade, which settled for first runner-up honors while Davao took home the second runner-up trophy.
The host Negrenses had to endure a little frustration as host Negros Occidental Team "A" O Hotel settled for first runner-up honors behind eventual champion Iloilo, losing via goal difference, 1-0, after Negros Occidental "B" Danjugan Sanctuary bowed to eventual champion Iloilo, 10-0, while Negros Occidental Team "A"/O Hotel escaped a hard-fighting Davao side, 3-1, during the ultimate day of hostilities of this event hosted by the Executive Village Football Club headed by businessman Rafael Lizares and staged in cooperation with the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) represented here by general secretary Cyril Dofitas, among others.
Source : Sun Star Bacolod
TRADITIONAL power Iloilo and powerhouse Manila took home the Under19 and Under14 women's football crowns, respectively, last Wednesday at the end of five-day hostilities in the 2010 National Women's Football Selections Tournament.
The event was held at the Panaad pitch of the Panaad Sports and Recreational Park in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City.
The Manila booters took the champion's trophy in the U14 division followed by host Negros Occidental/All Asia Countertrade, which settled for first runner-up honors while Davao took home the second runner-up trophy.
The host Negrenses had to endure a little frustration as host Negros Occidental Team "A" O Hotel settled for first runner-up honors behind eventual champion Iloilo, losing via goal difference, 1-0, after Negros Occidental "B" Danjugan Sanctuary bowed to eventual champion Iloilo, 10-0, while Negros Occidental Team "A"/O Hotel escaped a hard-fighting Davao side, 3-1, during the ultimate day of hostilities of this event hosted by the Executive Village Football Club headed by businessman Rafael Lizares and staged in cooperation with the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) represented here by general secretary Cyril Dofitas, among others.
Source : Sun Star Bacolod
Mendiola E-games and Green Archers Orient Freight Final Decision
After both parties were given an opportunity to appeal for the sanctions received, below are decisions agreed upon by the UFL technical committee.
1. Uphold original decision of a 2 match suspension for all Archers players who were given red cards.
2. Paul Concepcion - Reduce Mr. Concepcions’ suspension from a 2 year ban to a 6 match suspension.
3. Mr. Aris Caslib, Mr. Marlon Solas, Mr. Bernie Solas and Mr. Fadrigalan - uphold our original sanctions on these players and official since they did not appeal their case.
4. Mendiola FC - uphold the original 5 point deduction. The Club must pay the P10,000 default fine prior to their next match. The club is also warned that a second default may lead to expulsion from the tournament.
From UFL website.
Comment : They walked out in next match , what will be the penalty for the walk out ? Expulsion ?
1. Uphold original decision of a 2 match suspension for all Archers players who were given red cards.
2. Paul Concepcion - Reduce Mr. Concepcions’ suspension from a 2 year ban to a 6 match suspension.
3. Mr. Aris Caslib, Mr. Marlon Solas, Mr. Bernie Solas and Mr. Fadrigalan - uphold our original sanctions on these players and official since they did not appeal their case.
4. Mendiola FC - uphold the original 5 point deduction. The Club must pay the P10,000 default fine prior to their next match. The club is also warned that a second default may lead to expulsion from the tournament.
From UFL website.
Comment : They walked out in next match , what will be the penalty for the walk out ? Expulsion ?
Nat'l 7-aside football festival kicks off
ANOTHER national football event gets staged in the province starting today, April 29 until tomorrow, April 30, to be participated in by at least 80 teams from all over the country representing various age categories.
The 2010 National 7-Aside Football Festival will be jointly hosted by the Executive Village Football Club headed by businessman Rafael Lizares in partnership with the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) headed by Mari Martinez and represented in this event by general secretary Cyril Dofitas.
The tournament comes on the heels of the National Women's Selections Football Tournament that drew to a close yesterday at the Panad pitch of the Panaad Sports and Recreational Park in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City with 13 teams competing, 6 each in both the Under 19 and Under 14 divisions.
The teams in the U19 division were: Manila, Davao, Iloilo, Negros Oriental Football Association (Norfa), Negros Occidental "A" O Hotel, and Negros Occidental "B" Danjugan Sanctuary.
Meanwhile, tne U14 squads were: Manila, Iloilo, Davao, Negros Oriental, Iloilo and host Negros Occidental/All Asian Countertrade.
The April 24-28 event here was meant to select members of the national women's U19 and U14 squads that will represent the country in two international events this year-the U14 national squad which will compete this June in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) organized Festival of Football. The U19 squad will see action in the AFC Asian Qualifying event which will still be set in a specific venue in November. (HCV)
Sun Star Bacolod
The 2010 National 7-Aside Football Festival will be jointly hosted by the Executive Village Football Club headed by businessman Rafael Lizares in partnership with the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) headed by Mari Martinez and represented in this event by general secretary Cyril Dofitas.
The tournament comes on the heels of the National Women's Selections Football Tournament that drew to a close yesterday at the Panad pitch of the Panaad Sports and Recreational Park in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City with 13 teams competing, 6 each in both the Under 19 and Under 14 divisions.
The teams in the U19 division were: Manila, Davao, Iloilo, Negros Oriental Football Association (Norfa), Negros Occidental "A" O Hotel, and Negros Occidental "B" Danjugan Sanctuary.
Meanwhile, tne U14 squads were: Manila, Iloilo, Davao, Negros Oriental, Iloilo and host Negros Occidental/All Asian Countertrade.
The April 24-28 event here was meant to select members of the national women's U19 and U14 squads that will represent the country in two international events this year-the U14 national squad which will compete this June in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) organized Festival of Football. The U19 squad will see action in the AFC Asian Qualifying event which will still be set in a specific venue in November. (HCV)
Sun Star Bacolod
28 April 2010
Cebu Football - Squandered chance
By Mike Limpag
AN erratic Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC) conceded a late goal for a 1-1 draw with FC Inter Cebu (FCIC) in Day 5 of the CAFC 10th Interclub Invitational Tournament at the University of San Carlos (USC).
CAFC got the no.1 spot with eight points from four matches, while idle Doraemon is second with seven. FCIC is third with five, while USJ-R, which was to play Count FC yesterday, is fourth with four points.
The FCIC vs. CAFC draw has revived the slim hopes of USC, which is fifth with three points, of making the semifinals.
First, it has to beat FCIC today to vault to the top four with six points and hope Doraemon beats FCIC on Friday.
Yesterday, CAFC could have been up 4-0 as early as the 16th minute if not for its erratic finishing.
Arnie Pasinabo had three clear chances—twice with the keeper off balanced. But two of his shots were cleared by a defender, while a third went straight to the keeper.
Rommel Cuizon joined the act and had his shot deflected in the 16th.
Then things turned weird for CAFC.
Rene Menchavez stormed off the field and was yellow carded and midfielder Julius Acre also tried to walk off and asked to be subbed before cooler heads convinced the two to keep playing.
Menchavez made amends in the 34th with a perfectly-taken free kick for 1-0.
However, Toto Gempesaw managed to even the count just five minutes from time.
In the U17 matches, a momentary lapse cost the Sacred Heart School-Jesuits (SHS-J) dearly as it lost to Sta. Rita, 3-2, while Don Bosco College (DBC) showed no mercy to Danao FC, 15-0.
DBC now leads its group with six points, while Abellana National School is second. In the other group, SHS-J, Sta. Rita and Springdale all have three points and are separated only by goal difference.
Delbert Tan put SHS-J on top in the seventh before Nelson Ybañez leveled the count in the 16th.
SHS-J got got the lead back in the 60th but conceded two goals in the last two minutes. Romar Canoay scored from a free kick while John Shade Panisan scored a minute later for Sta. Rita’s comeback win.
Sun Star Cebu
AN erratic Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC) conceded a late goal for a 1-1 draw with FC Inter Cebu (FCIC) in Day 5 of the CAFC 10th Interclub Invitational Tournament at the University of San Carlos (USC).
CAFC got the no.1 spot with eight points from four matches, while idle Doraemon is second with seven. FCIC is third with five, while USJ-R, which was to play Count FC yesterday, is fourth with four points.
The FCIC vs. CAFC draw has revived the slim hopes of USC, which is fifth with three points, of making the semifinals.
First, it has to beat FCIC today to vault to the top four with six points and hope Doraemon beats FCIC on Friday.
Yesterday, CAFC could have been up 4-0 as early as the 16th minute if not for its erratic finishing.
Arnie Pasinabo had three clear chances—twice with the keeper off balanced. But two of his shots were cleared by a defender, while a third went straight to the keeper.
Rommel Cuizon joined the act and had his shot deflected in the 16th.
Then things turned weird for CAFC.
Rene Menchavez stormed off the field and was yellow carded and midfielder Julius Acre also tried to walk off and asked to be subbed before cooler heads convinced the two to keep playing.
Menchavez made amends in the 34th with a perfectly-taken free kick for 1-0.
However, Toto Gempesaw managed to even the count just five minutes from time.
In the U17 matches, a momentary lapse cost the Sacred Heart School-Jesuits (SHS-J) dearly as it lost to Sta. Rita, 3-2, while Don Bosco College (DBC) showed no mercy to Danao FC, 15-0.
DBC now leads its group with six points, while Abellana National School is second. In the other group, SHS-J, Sta. Rita and Springdale all have three points and are separated only by goal difference.
Delbert Tan put SHS-J on top in the seventh before Nelson Ybañez leveled the count in the 16th.
SHS-J got got the lead back in the 60th but conceded two goals in the last two minutes. Romar Canoay scored from a free kick while John Shade Panisan scored a minute later for Sta. Rita’s comeback win.
Sun Star Cebu
SOS wonder lifts Davao
By Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan
A FOOTBALL wonder from the SOS Children's Village provided the spark as Davao City registered its second win in the U-19 division of the National Women's Selection Tournament Tuesday night at Panaad Park and Sports Stadium in Bacolod City.
Gloria Rama, one of the young stars of the SOS football team, scored two goals for Davao in a 5-0 thrashing of Negros Occidental B in a match that was decided early.
Marie Magolot and Cherry Vilchez, who each had a goal in Davao's 3-0 victory over Negros Oriental Sunday, added a goal apiece this time and Rozianne Rivera also joined the scoring parade.
Magdolot opened scoring in the 21st minute, before Vilchez and Rama found in the net in the 26th and 38th minutes for a 3-0 Davao lead at halftime.
Rivera scored nine minutes into the second half and Rama knocked in the match's final goal in the 73rd to send it beyond recall.
Iloilo, meanwhile, hacked out a rousing 4-0 win over Negros Oriental in the meet sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation (PFF).
Iloilo was still playing Negros Occidental B as of press time while Davao was set to collide with Negros Occidental A last night.
The Davao squad, coached by Leonor "Wowie" Satorre and Reynalyn Ravanes, had lost to Iloilo, 0-1, in the opener of the single round robin format tournament sponsored by the Executive Village Football Club through club president Rafael Lizares.
Negros Occidental A and Iloilo each toted a two-win, one-draw and zero-loss record to share the lead in the team standings. Davao is in third with a 2-0-1 slate, followed by Negros Oriental (1-0-3) and Negros Occidental B (0-0-3).
Davao's U-19 team is also bannered by Alyssa Marie Ang, June Mae Bunac, Marie Angeline Cadayona, Shienna April Chavez, Erika Jean de Lima, Natasha Anne Doromal, Celina Simone Jaldon, Marice Magdolot, Kim Noreen Maligad, Anna Alexandria Santos, Jenny Elvie Tevar, Erika Lorraine Turtur, Cherry Mae Vilorez, Mary Jane Zamora and Rona Zulueta with Maria Teresa Ang as team manager.
Davao's U-14 team, meanwhile, lost to Manila anew. Manila defeated Davao, 2-0, in the first period, forced a 0-0 standoff in the second period and another draw at 0-all in the third.
Davao was playing Negros Occidental for its last game in the double round elimination format division as of presstime. Manila led the current team standings with 11 points while Negros Occidental is in second with six points.
A FOOTBALL wonder from the SOS Children's Village provided the spark as Davao City registered its second win in the U-19 division of the National Women's Selection Tournament Tuesday night at Panaad Park and Sports Stadium in Bacolod City.
Gloria Rama, one of the young stars of the SOS football team, scored two goals for Davao in a 5-0 thrashing of Negros Occidental B in a match that was decided early.
Marie Magolot and Cherry Vilchez, who each had a goal in Davao's 3-0 victory over Negros Oriental Sunday, added a goal apiece this time and Rozianne Rivera also joined the scoring parade.
Magdolot opened scoring in the 21st minute, before Vilchez and Rama found in the net in the 26th and 38th minutes for a 3-0 Davao lead at halftime.
Rivera scored nine minutes into the second half and Rama knocked in the match's final goal in the 73rd to send it beyond recall.
Iloilo, meanwhile, hacked out a rousing 4-0 win over Negros Oriental in the meet sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation (PFF).
Iloilo was still playing Negros Occidental B as of press time while Davao was set to collide with Negros Occidental A last night.
The Davao squad, coached by Leonor "Wowie" Satorre and Reynalyn Ravanes, had lost to Iloilo, 0-1, in the opener of the single round robin format tournament sponsored by the Executive Village Football Club through club president Rafael Lizares.
Negros Occidental A and Iloilo each toted a two-win, one-draw and zero-loss record to share the lead in the team standings. Davao is in third with a 2-0-1 slate, followed by Negros Oriental (1-0-3) and Negros Occidental B (0-0-3).
Davao's U-19 team is also bannered by Alyssa Marie Ang, June Mae Bunac, Marie Angeline Cadayona, Shienna April Chavez, Erika Jean de Lima, Natasha Anne Doromal, Celina Simone Jaldon, Marice Magdolot, Kim Noreen Maligad, Anna Alexandria Santos, Jenny Elvie Tevar, Erika Lorraine Turtur, Cherry Mae Vilorez, Mary Jane Zamora and Rona Zulueta with Maria Teresa Ang as team manager.
Davao's U-14 team, meanwhile, lost to Manila anew. Manila defeated Davao, 2-0, in the first period, forced a 0-0 standoff in the second period and another draw at 0-all in the third.
Davao was playing Negros Occidental for its last game in the double round elimination format division as of presstime. Manila led the current team standings with 11 points while Negros Occidental is in second with six points.
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