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a post by ronaldo in the pinoysoccer.com site, click above link

This serves as a warning for those who has been contacted by Paul Weiler, who is soliciting money from international and local companies supposedly for Philippine Football.

Paul Weiler has been exposed as having NO OFFICIAL function for the CebuFA. He is not authorize to represent, speak for, and solicit for the CebuFA. The cebufa.org website is not owned and managed by the CebuFA and evrything posted there is posted by Paul Weiler.

Furthermore, Alegria town officials has denied knowing any Paul Weiler, who has claimed that he is doing social, sports, and charity work for the town.

For the good and the advancement of the sport, consider yourself warned.

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A summary.
He claimed and still claims to be the CebuFA manager.
Denied by Jonathan Maximo, president of the CebuFA.

He claims to be the FCIC manager.
Denied by Manfred Schuwerk of FC Inter Cebu.

As to Alegria, he claims….
Well you get the drift.

Its only 14 days before the World Cup starts, for those who don’t have enough moolah to shell out for PPVs, or satellites feeds, or entrace fee and ladies’ drinks to certain “discrete” bars that show the games.

Where the hell can we watch the World Cup here in Cebu?

PEOPLESUPPORT and Sykes B went undefeated in the first day to take a share of the lead in the Thirsty Inter Call Center Football Tournament at the SVD field.

Sykes B, led by captain David de Madrazo, defeated sister team, Sykes A, 1-0 on Glen Escarayon’s lone goal, and then fought to a scoreless draw against Peoplesupport for their 1-1 win-draw record.

Escarayon tapped in a pass from Cloyd Golez, who has played for Negros in the Adidas Under-19 national finals, for the lone goal of the match.

Aside from Madrazo, other members of the Sykes B team are Aurelio Quidlat, Tim Cunanan, Cloyd Golez, Emman Rivera, Mark Lyndon Limpag, Vince Rendon, Josephe Ray Vasquez, Kenneth Agreda, Mark Yap and Marlu Martinez.

On the other hand, Peoplesupport kept things interesting after scoring a 1-0 win over Sykes A, to take a share of the number one spot on one win and a draw.

Sykes A is at last place with two losses. Sykes A members are Ivan Palatolon, Arthur Peralta, Carl Umabong, Greggy Cordova, Sean Obeso, John Paul Atillo, Justin Arrieta, Rommel Balintag, Windstone Arranchado, Sherwin Arnade Mark Gestole and Amiel Canete

After yesterday’s matches, the teams will go at it again in their second round robin after two teams backed out of the event.

“We extended it to a double round robin because Convergys and Etelecare backed out. They will play the same matches and the top two team will play in the championships next Sunday,” said organizer Neil Montesclaros.

The champion team will receive a trophy and medals, while organizers are still mulling whether to hand out individual awards.

Aside from the football tournament, Montescalros and Thirsty are also considering putting up a viewing party in the semifinal and final matches of the 2006 World Cup, which opens in Germany next month.

COMPETING in their first tournament in football manic San Carlos City, the Eagles United/Sacred Heart School-Jesuit made it two-for-two as their two teams bagged the titles in their respective categories in the San Carlos City Summer Football Festival.

It was sweet change for the Sacred Heart boys, after bagging semifinal finishes in the Thirsty Cup 2006 and the GTZ Cup this year.

“At the start of the tournament, they seemed nervous and tense during the elimination round,” said Dondon Ramos, a parent of one of the SHS-J players.

In the 10-under finals, SHS-J blanked Bais City, 2-0, on goals from Don Darren Ramos and Pedro Diao.

“Dia is the top scorer in the division. If they handed out MVP awards, he will surely win it,” Ramos said.

It was a similar one-sided affair in the 8-under as Sacred Heart defeated Kids United of San Carlos City, 4-1, on goals by Matthew Reyes and Isagani Fernandez.

“Fernandez is a very good player,” Ramos said.

The two teams were coached by Lito Ramos, who began training the team just three weeks ago. The 10-under team also lost in the GTZ Cup semifinal round to Ateneo de Manila University, a team they defeated in a friendly match a few days earlier.

After the two day fiesta, Sacred Heart is set to return for another festival in San Carlos City on July 1.

“The parents are already excited to return, and this time, we will be playing together with Paref-Springdale,” Ramos said.

Finally here are the Palaro weeks. This post was delayed due to a lot of circumstances not really beyond the blogger’s control. (hehehe)

As of an hour or so ago, I am now, 27 years old.

Last year, I witnessed the Seag and played one 15-minute of football.

Two years ago, I joined and backed out after the first game, a tournament in Don Bosco. My belated apologies to the organizers.

Three years ago, I was drunk for half the year. I was carrying placards in front of the police regional camp and got a rather lovely letter from my school’s students affair office.

Four years ago, I got back in college.

Five years ago, I dropped out of college, and tried to find the answer to the question — is there life after death — prematurely.

Six years ago, I got back in journalism.

Seven years ago, I was in the height of activism, until someone I know, got bullet holes.

Eight years ago, a certain white crystaline substance was my constant companion. I got kicked out of Engineering.

Nine years ago, I got into media.

Ten years ago, I arrived in Cebu. Got on the dean’s list for the college of Engineering.

Eleven years ago, I played my last DECS sanctioned meet, losing, 0-1, and getting the yellow card in the first game against a twice-to-beat-opponent.

Twelve years ago, I scored two goals in the second half, and got fouled for the winning penalty, trailaing 0-2, against ND Cotabato in the All Cotabato Coke Go For Goal finals.

Thirteen years ago, I watched from the bench, as our team — touted as the first Mindanao team who could win the Coke national crown — lost 0-1 from our next door neighboors,

Fourteen years ago, I played baseball.

Fifteen years ago — I can’t remember.

I got some Palaro and GTZ pics, however, the blogger photo link is down. I will upload them shortly.

Most questions are regarding the GTZ support and how much it has given.

Read not the personalities behind the issues (Of course, there are a few posts, which you have to consider that) but consider the issues raised.

I would have wanted to raise a few replies, but the drink in my hand, and plus the fact that I can’t seem to put a coherent thought together says I shouldnt.

So here’s the gist, rather, the chat.

23 May 06, 19:49
ronaldo: priority nila?ambot unsa-the program should be the priority-not profitng frm festivals.

23 May 06, 19:47
ronaldo: until that happens,cebuffotball wil stay in the doldrums-popular but non-progressive.

23 May 06, 19:47
metatron: i suppose mao na ilang gikabusyhan

23 May 06, 19:47
metatron: so that must be the reason nga wala pay program. on the other hand, unsa man ang priority sa CebuFA karon?

23 May 06, 19:46
ronaldo: sakto lagi,kahinganlan suportado sa tanan,bt the problem is wala pa man dyud na sugdi.

23 May 06, 19:45
metatron: mao na nga dapat solid ang program nga himuon og dili dinalian aron dakog chance nga suportahan sa sunod nga term
23 May 06, 19:45

ronaldo: bt if the program was made by just 1-3 persons with NO input frm other sectors than wala nay ayo.hv u heard of a cebufa miting calling for the making of such a program ? wala dyud.
23 May 06, 19:43

ronaldo: problem with a term-ending program is wil it hv the support of the nxt admin.if the program was drafted and prepared by all sectors then maybe.

23 May 06, 19:43
metatron: sama ra nang pangutanaha nga suportahan ba ni nimong gobyernoha o dili
23 May 06, 19:42
ronaldo: kita lang unya ta.pirmirong round sa beer akoa-si mike tig-tagay.
23 May 06, 19:42
metatron: many of us believe so: the CebuFA deserves our support
23 May 06, 19:41
metatron: paita. gi-personal naman ni sa hiroshi. usa na ka dakong problema nga angay sulbaron
23 May 06, 19:40
ronaldo: the concept of support is this-something must be worth supporting.cebu football IS worth supporting.question-is the cebuFA worth supporting?
23 May 06, 19:40
KTEC: Ang mag team anadam man mo bayad but if wala untay bayro-non mas maayo..Ang bat diha, bisan walay bayad pabayran, mao ng daghan mo question og nasuko.
23 May 06, 19:40
metatron: kuwang nalang ani kay beer
23 May 06, 19:40
metatron: terms are inevitable. what’s important is continuity. if it takes a whole term to draft a program, so be it. the succeeding term has that task to implement it
23 May 06, 19:40
KTEC: Maximo sucks. the CFA sucks!. Why can;t CFA accept the fact that for all these years they havent done so much. All it came out on bad critics and poor organizing systems
23 May 06, 19:39
metatron: a clear cut program is needed, that’s obvious. when that can be finalized or implemented is another question. mike said maximo gave his word. then let’s press for it, not suggest the CebuFA a failure
23 May 06, 19:38
KTEC: CFA has the right to oprganize and promote football with their programs, It seems that they only accept fully furnished plann and sanctioned it. Claiming to be their program on organizing a tourney
23 May 06, 19:37
ronaldo: they hv a term or 4-5 yrs right.how wil they implement the program if they’ll present it on the last year of their term.
23 May 06, 19:37
KTEC: election is coming close, the ones who sits the board will be new ones. Maximo wont win, but if proxy voting still exist and he might win it. CFA had no confirmation to change their system on voting
23 May 06, 19:37
metatron: people who have made a difference in cebu football support the CebuFA. that speaks volumes. we don’t have to name them but you know them
23 May 06, 19:36
metatron: this sport, mind you, is not all about credit. that seems to be the problem
23 May 06, 19:35
metatron: who says about giving CebuFA credit? many of us talk here of giving the CebuFA all the support it needs, whether it welcomes it or not
23 May 06, 19:35
ronaldo: nobody’s whining.a development program is a neccissity of any FA,not a demand brought about by whim or caprice.
23 May 06, 19:34
metatron: please explain the importance of sanctioning
23 May 06, 19:34
ronaldo: if making the sport here more popular is there claim to fame,thats bcoz of media exposure-credit goes to media,not them.
23 May 06, 19:33
metatron: if making a clear cut program will take time, then so be it. i’d prefer that than have a haphazard one. in the meantime we can stop whining and do our part to promote the sport
23 May 06, 19:31
ronaldo: what laurels?other entities caused these tournaments and festivals-not the cebuFA-so wat laurels are you talking about?
23 May 06, 19:30
ronaldo: cebuFA just seems content with sanctioning.i expect the cfa to initiate-not just react.
23 May 06, 19:30
metatron: it would be too presumptuous of me to even accuse the CFA of sitting on their laurels
23 May 06, 19:28
ronaldo: all the festivals we hv now are just cfa-sanctioned.other people looked for sponsors and organized these tournaments and festivals.
23 May 06, 19:28
metatron: look, it’s a damn-if-you-do, damn-if-you-dont job at CebuFA. yes, there is no program on paper (available to the public), but it would be more mind boggling to think that the CFA isn’t working on it
23 May 06, 19:27
ronaldo: three years ago?well,the aboitiz cup has shrunk though the sponsorship has increased.gone are the P8,P10,P14,P17 tournaments replaced by mere festivals.cmon,how do u improve wen u dnt compete.
23 May 06, 19:24
ronaldo: credit that also to parents.
23 May 06, 19:24
ronaldo: my honest opinion?the sport is more popular,bt credit goes to the individual schools and teams,nt to a any program that cebufa initiated.
23 May 06, 19:22
ronaldo: bt fact is-we dnt hv a program.
23 May 06, 19:21
ronaldo: if we follow ur point-that we should just accept how cebufa does things-that would be applicable if we truly are moving forward with a clear-cut program.
23 May 06, 19:20
metatron: honestly, where do you think Cebu football stands today, say, compared three years ago?
23 May 06, 19:19
metatron: perhaps mike can ask again
23 May 06, 19:19
ronaldo: dnt dismiss the issue as being 1 person’s whim and caprice.everybody knows that we have to program that ought to take us frm point A to point B.dnt u think thats something worth demanding ?
23 May 06, 19:17
ronaldo: the very first post i made here over a year ago was me asking if the cebuFa already has a development program.i remember mike saying he will ask maximo and maximo replied that they wil present one.
23 May 06, 19:17
metatron: if that’s how the CebuFA wants to run the organization, let it. if the CebuFA listens to every whim and caprice, i bet there’ll be football chaos and nothing will get done
23 May 06, 19:15
ronaldo: “when the right time comes” ?they can’t even come up with a football program the 3 years they have been there.
23 May 06, 19:14
ronaldo: to sob story here metatron,just the desire to see a more productive cebuFa.
23 May 06, 19:13
metatron: I’m sure the CebuFA will be glad to explain when the right time comes and at the proper venue (their opinion, of course)
23 May 06, 19:13
ronaldo: mike even jokingly posted that he seem to feel he is the cebufa chairman.fact is-and this is cebufootball’s worst kept secret-sectors deemed “unfriendly”to cebufa doesn’t have a chance of being heard.
23 May 06, 19:13
metatron: ronaldo: do you know if the CebuFA has a PR person? i don’t think so, which, i assume makes it more difficult for them to explain EVERYTHING WE WANT TO KNOW.
23 May 06, 19:11
metatron: so ronaldo, tell us your sob story with CebuFA. I’m all ears…
23 May 06, 19:11
ronaldo: the reason why criticisms are made in shoutboxes and forums is becoz the cebuFa only depends on press releases to communicate with the people they are supposed to serve.
23 May 06, 19:10
metatron: because they answer many of the questions here (regardless if it was ktec or not). sorry for the lack of disclaimer. my apologies.
23 May 06, 19:09
ronaldo: so why quote ceburoo?that’s his response to ktec.
23 May 06, 19:02
metatron: ronaldo: it seems you’re the one who has an axe to grind with the CebuFA. why, did they ignore your well-meaning intentions?
23 May 06, 19:01
metatron: (by the way an observer can be a supporter as well)
23 May 06, 19:01
metatron: ronaldo: i can assure you i am not an insider. but i do support the CebuFA and this is a way to show my support. your assumptions mean nothing if you don’t seek answers directly from CebuFA
23 May 06, 18:58
metatron: from ceburoo: “SO YOUR ARGUEMENT CRITICIZING THE CEBUFA AND THE REGISTRATION FEES IS TOTALLY WITHOUT MERIT.”
23 May 06, 18:57
metatron: from ceburoo: “YOU SEEM TO BE IN THE MINORITY WITH REGARDS TO THE REGISTRATION FEES. (HARDLY SURPRISING) IF MORE PEOPLE WERE UPSET ABOUT THE FEES THEY WOULDN’T HAVE JOINED.”
23 May 06, 18:56
metatron: from ceburoo: “SO THEY DID THAT BY ACCEPTING THE SPONSORSHIP EVEN IF IT WAS LACKING AND FOOTBALL WAS PLAYED FROM SUN UP TO SUNDOWN AT SAN ROQUE.”
23 May 06, 18:56
metatron: from ceburoo: “FROM WHAT I CAN UNDERSTAND THERE WAS A FANTASTIC TURNOUT FOR THE TOURNAMENT. IT IS THE JOB OF THE CEBUFA TO PROMOTE FOOTBALL IN CEBU.”
23 May 06, 18:55
ronaldo: metatron,for a mere observer,u seem to get ticked off when the cebuFA is criticized.anyway,if nothing comes out from the cebufa re. reg fees,then i stand by my assumption-naay gi tago.
23 May 06, 18:55
metatron: mangapil man ta gani mi bisan naay bayad. ang importante naay tournament. wa lang mi kaabot sa deadline
23 May 06, 18:53
metatron: from ceburoo at philfootball.info forum: ” WHY WOULDN’T THE CcebuFA ACCEPT THE SPONSORSHIP OF GTZ EVEN IF IT WAS LACKING. YOU AND ___ AND SOME OTHER MISGUIDED SOULS ARE THE ONLY ONE’S COMPLAINING? ”
23 May 06, 18:48
metatron: pasagdii nalang nang mga smuggler
23 May 06, 18:48
metatron: kung kinsay naay number dire ni maximo, tagai nalang nag numero si ronaldo kay he’ll make a good football ombudsman
23 May 06, 18:46
metatron: para nako, communication problem ra ni between the CebuFA and the teams. ang problema is kung sagulan dayog intriga nga corrupt ang organization just because wala dayon ka-disclose og facts
23 May 06, 18:44
metatron: ronaldo: who says i don’t support the full disclosure of all facts? in fact i even called for an OFFICIAL accounting of funds. that i “fully trust maximo…” is mere speculation on your part
23 May 06, 18:41
metatron: bay, maugtas nalang mog pangutani diri nga shoutbox, di gyud na matubag imong pangutana directly dire kay dili ni ang sakto nga venue. maayo pa pangayog number sa organizer unya tawagi unya report
23 May 06, 18:36
metatron: dane: unsay “mo”? ako? wa koy vested interests sa CebuFA. observer ra ko. bahin sa imong question, tan-awa usa ang meaning sa “sarcasm” haron masabtan nimo nganong giapil to nako nga commentaryo
23 May 06, 18:14
Dane: to Metatron: wpa nimo tubaga ngano gi-apil man nimo sa imo security reason ang Hiroshi nga waman n apil ang ila men’s? Ayaw pagbuhat ug palusot pra lang kakubra mo ug entrance.
23 May 06, 18:09
Dane: Dili na sila tihik sa kwarta as long as for the good of football. Ug dili sad na sila corrupt nga daginuton ang gamay nga budget. Can the organizer give the exact reason why they collect entrance fee?
23 May 06, 18:04
Dane: GTZ is a government agency in Germany & they also funded many programs of the PFF. They are not stupid to sponsor with less amount of money for the festival.
23 May 06, 16:11
soccer: to ronaldo…what do you mean nga only springdale or cis have direct access to cebufa????
22 May 06, 21:19
KTEC: McKinnon posted the details on its tournament fixture at the philfootball.info. It didn’t state that there was registration fees. CFA answer the question and clarify your rusty name
22 May 06, 21:18
KTEC: ronaldo is right. if a major intl. sponsor will cover a tourney they shouldnt think twice to give a small amount of budget. They already know that it would be expensive
22 May 06, 21:01
ronaldo: lets just do it this way,if kuwang ang sponsorship,all they have to do is divulge the figures.if they stay silent,then that means that the sponsorship was more thatn enough.
22 May 06, 19:38
ronaldo: metatron,since you fully trust maximo and the cebuFA,then u should support the disclosure of all facts to help clear everything up.
22 May 06, 19:24
ronaldo: dnt hide behind “protocol or proper procedure”:just answer the questions.
22 May 06, 19:23
ronaldo: if everything is aboveboard then why wait for a formal request.the issue is already there-just answer it point blank.
22 May 06, 19:22
ronaldo: since dili man makapangutana og tarong,ingnon na lang diay og nagchismis.ma klaro na hinuon nga naay gi tago.
22 May 06, 19:20
ronaldo: the general public does not have direct access to the CebuFA unless u are from springdale or CIS.the info re sponsorship should just be made public.
22 May 06, 17:54
metatron: *bordering on chismis*
22 May 06, 17:54
metatron: all this talk is mere speculation bordering on , which doesn’t really do any good. simple ra man jud ang himuon ani: go directly to the source. ask CebuFA for an accounting, & ask GTZ how they gave
22 May 06, 14:56
Dane: Ga hilas2x lang ka, ang team nga wa apil sa men’s open sa GTZ imo pasanginlan. Unsa man apil ka sa bahin sa entrance fee?
22 May 06, 14:53
Dane: Hoy Metatron or Totot, nganogud tawn gi apil sa nyo justification ang Hiroshi sa nyo secutity concern. Kay ngano d sad diay mo hooligans.
22 May 06, 13:51
theirry: pls ingna lang ko ngano?
22 May 06, 13:51
theirry: naa ka ingon nako nganu wa gi pasulod ang ubang players sa sprngdle? sus pagka sayang sa chance
22 May 06, 13:47
theirry: nag wonder ko ngano wa gipa sulod ni mario and uban pang players sa semis? maayu sad biya tong mga players nga wa gipasulod. apil unta sa shootout unya daog ta 2. sayang
22 May 06, 13:44
ronaldo: again,if sponsorhip money benefits the majority and is spent on the tournament then i have no objections.
22 May 06, 11:58
Gila: Bay naldo, di lang ang sposorship atong i-scrutiny ang mga naninda didto. Nananida ang Thirsty, Pepsi ug duna pay chicken joint dito. As man padulong ang ilang gibayad sa pagtinda didto?
21 May 06, 23:49
ronaldo: football sponsors are very scarce.it should be our habit to maximize what is available to benefit the majority.it’s as simple as that.
21 May 06, 23:44
ronaldo: if used for something else then what will it be used for?
21 May 06, 23:43
ronaldo: if gamiton for another tournament then celebrate ta-that’s more games for everybody.
21 May 06, 23:42
ronaldo: if the sponsorship money was more than enough yet registration fees was still required then how will the excess be used?
21 May 06, 23:41
ronaldo: simple kaayo,how much was given and how much was the total expense.human istorya.
21 May 06, 23:39
ronaldo: 60 teams daw participated.at 300per then that means 18thou.thats more than enough to cover another football festival.
21 May 06, 23:38
ronaldo: if u insist that we should stop asking then the more suspicious people will get.imagine an international company giving a small amount for such a big expense?
21 May 06, 23:36
ronaldo: mike actuall posted that kuwang daw ang gihatag so why not announce kung pila dyud ang gihatag.there’s nothing wrong with that question.
21 May 06, 23:34
ronaldo: if ang actual expenditure is less sa gi-hatag then why the need for registration fees.
21 May 06, 23:33
ronaldo: it’s simple mathematics-how much did GTZ shell out minus how much was the ACTUAL expenses for the tournament.if kuwang ang gihatag then the registration fee was justified.
21 May 06, 23:32
ronaldo: if sponsors see that it wasn’t spent properly and they won’t give be sponsors again,kinsa man ang ma-lkanse

PLAYERS-8 DIVISION (boys/girls born 1998 & above)
4v4 NG (max 7 players/team)
12mins/game

1. San Roque FC - A
2. San Roque FC - B
3. M Lhuillier Canduman
4. Don Bosco College - Black
5. Don Bosco College - Brown
6. Springdale
7. Asian Shipping

Champion: SAN ROQUE FC - A
2nd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BLACK
3rd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BROWN
Most Valuable Player: LAWRENCE COLINA (San Roque FC - A)

PLAYERS-10 DIVISION (boys/girls born 1996 & above)
5v5 (max 8 players/team)
12mins/game

1. FC Inter Cebu
2. Sacred Heart Jesuit - A
3. Sacred Heart Jesuit - B
4. San Roque FC
5. M Lhuillier Canduman - A
6. M Lhuillier Canduman - B
7. M Lhuillier Canduman - C
8. Asian Shipping
9. Ateneo de Manila - A
10. Ateneo de Manila - B
11. Don Bosco College - Blue
12. Don Bosco College - White
13. Don Bosco College - Red
14. Springdale

Champion: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - RED
2nd Place: ATENEO DE MANILA - A
3rd Place: SACRED HEART SCHOOL JESUIT - B
Most Valuable Player: YVES CABALLERO (Don Bosco College - Red)

BOYS-12 DIVISION (boys born 1994 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. FC Inter Cebu
2. Sacred Heart Jesuit
3. San Roque FC
4. Hiroshi FC
5. Don Bosco College - Yellow
6. Don Bosco College - Blue
7. Springdale
8. Mabes Mulbachs

Champion: HIROSHI FC
2nd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BLUE
3rd Place: PAREF-SPRINGDALE SCHOOL
Most Valuable Player: JALE DE LOS SANTOS (Hiroshi FC)

GIRLS-12 DIVISION (girls born 1994 & above)
5v5 (max 8 players/team)
12mins/game

1. San Roque FC - A
2. Isla Printers
3. San Roque FC - B

Champion: SAN ROQUE FC
2nd Place: ISLA PRINTERS
Most Valuable Player: ANN JUEZAN

BOYS-17 DIVISION (boys born 1989 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. CIC-Mandaue
2. FC Inter Lapu-Lapu
3. FC Inter Cebu
4. San Roque FC - A
5. San Roque FC - B
6. USPF
7. Springdale - PFF Regional
8. Springdale - Verano
9. CIS

Champion: SPRINGDALE - VERANO
2nd Place: CEBU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
3rd Place: SPRINGDALE - PFF REGIONAL
Most Valuable Player: BLUI ARRIOLA (Springdale-Verano)

GIRLS-17 DIVISION (girls born 1989 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. San Roque FC
2. Isla Printers
3. CIS

Champion: CEBU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: ISLA PRINTERS

MEN’S OPEN DIVISION (men open age)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. Don Bosco Alumni FC - A
2. Don Bosco Alumni FC - B
3. San Roque FC
4. QC United FC
5. Magone - Firefox
6. Magone - Phoenix
7. USPF
8. CSCST

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: MAGONE-FIREFOX
Most Valuable Player: MARTIN BONTIA (QC Utd FC)

WOMEN’S OPEN DIVISION (women open age)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. San Roque FC
2. QC United FC - A
3. QC United FC - B
4. FCI Mulbachs
5. Isla Printers
6. Mulbachs

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - B
2nd Place: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - A
3rd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
Most Valuable Player: MA. CARMELA OPENIANO

MEN’S 36 & ABOVE DIVISION (men born 1970 & below)
7v7 (max 12 players/team)
15mins/game

1. Don Bosco Alumni FC
2. San Roque FC
3. Hiroshi - B
4. QC United FC - A
5. QC United FC - B
6. Hiroshi - A

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - B
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: HIROSHI FC -B
Most Valuable Player: ROY TUNACAO