From 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.
FC Inter Cebu (FCIC) shut the door on host University of San Carlos (USC) with a 4-2 win yesterday in the Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC) 10th National Interclub Invitational Tournament at the USC-Technological Center yesterday.
The win sealed the top four spots and both USC and Count FC, winless in five games, are out of the semis hunt.
In the second game, Doraemon took over the No. 1 spot with a 2-1 win over the University of San Jose-Recoletos.
This is the last batch of pictures of the 10th Interclub. All photos taken by Dr. Joel Pascual.
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This is the second batch of pictures taken by Dr. Joel Pascual of the CAFC Interclub.
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This is the first batch of pictures taken by Dr. Joel Pascual of the ongoing CAFC Interclub.
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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.
MARK Mejaran capped a stirring comeback as the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) surprised a complacent University of San Carlos (USC), 3-2, for their first win in the Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC) 10th National Interclub at the USC field yesterday.
USJ-R is now fourth with four points, while USC dropped to fifth with three points and lost its second straight game when it had the lead.
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From Sun.Star Cebu. Original story here
ORGANIZERS of the Cebu Amateur Football Club 10th National Interclub Football Cup have a new headache to face-misbehaving parents.
A football mom of Don Bosco College reportedly got irked and confronted a player from the opposing team for getting too physical with her son during DBC’s 2-0 win over Blessed John XXIII Seminary yesterday.
“A player who tried to stop the confrontation got scratches on his face,” said CAFC president Glen Quisido.
Because of the confrontation, the football mom won’t be able to watch her son again in the tournament.
“In our initial plan, the Don Bosco parent won’t be able to go near the field again,” said Quisido, who was set to meet the rest of the CAFC officers late last night to discuss the incident.
Referee Archie Reyes was also set to submit his official report last night.
Aside from banning the enraged parent from the games, Quisido has already set up other measures.
“We will cordon the area so that only the players, coaches and officials will be in the field,” he said.
The parents and spectators will now have a specific area from where they can watch the games, away from the field.
FORMER RP team stalwart Arnie Pasenabo towed Cebu Amateur Football Club (CAFC) to a tough 3-2 win over University of San Carlos (USC) in the 10th Interclub Invitational Tournament Men’s Open at the USC field yesterday.
CAFC is now safely on top with seven points on two wins and a draw, while USC is stuck at third with three points. Doraemon, which will play last place Count FC today, is second with four points.
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