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10TH ABOITIZ CEBUFA BOYS-15 CUP
November 18, 2006 to February 3, 2007
sponsored by Aboitiz Group Foundation, Inc. (AGFI)
organized by Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA)
sanctioned by Phil. Football Federation, Inc. (PFF)

OFFICIAL TEAM STANDINGS
as of December 2, 2006 5:00PM

GROUP A Win Draw Loss Pts GF GA GD

1-San Roque Football Club 2W 0D 0L 6Pts 10GF 2GA +8GD
2-Don Bosco College – B 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 7GF 0GA +7GD
2-PAREF-Springdale School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 7GF 0GA +7GD
3-Blessed John Seminary XXIII 1W 0D 1L 3Pts 4GF 3GA +1GD
4-Colegio dela Inmaculada Conc– Mand 0W 1D 2L 1Pt 1GF 10GA -9GD
5-University of San Carlos – North Camp 0W 1D 2L 1Pt 1GF 15GA -14GD

GROUP B Win Draw Loss Pts GF GA GD

1-Cebu International School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 4GF 0GA +4GD
2-Abellana National School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 1GF 0GA +1GD
3-Centre for International Education 1W 0D 1L 3Pts 4GF 6GA -2GD
4-Don Bosco College – A 0W 0D 1L 0Pt 0GF 1GA -1GD
5-Football Club Inter Cebu 0W 0D 1L 0Pt 2GF 4GA -2GD

*Part of the Youth Development Program (YDP) of CebuFA
*Cebu qualifying tournament for 2007 PFF Visayas Men’s U-17 Finals
*Player’s eligibility: Boys born on or after January 1, 1991
*11-a-side format, maximum of 16 players + 2 officials per team
*40 minutes per half x 2 (with 10mins half-time break)
*Point system: Win = 3pts.; Draw = 1pt.; Loss = 0pt.
*Goal Difference (GD) = Goals For (GF) – Goal Against (GA)
*Tie-breaker: (1) Pts (2) GD (3) GF (4) Winner over the other (5) Toss coin
*Top two (2) teams in each group will advance to the Semi-Final round
*Semi-Final losers will play for 3rd Place
*Semi-Final winners will vie for Championship

OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE & RESULTS
as of November 18, 2006

DECEMBER 9, SATURDAY (venue: San Roque Fld, Mandaue)

10:00AM Match #12: Group B: ANS vs FC Inter Cebu
01:00AM Match #13: Group A: DBC-B vs Springdale
03:00PM Match #14: Group B: Cebu IS vs DBC-A

-ANS is favored to get past FCIC
-FCIC needs to win in order to improve its standing in Group B
-Springdale and DBC-B are currently tied in 2nd Place in Group A. Winner will top Group A
-A CIS win will solidify its top spot in Group B
-DBC-A needs to win to improve its 0-1 win-loss card

10TH ABOITIZ CEBUFA BOYS-12 CUP
October 21, 2006 to February 3, 2007
sponsored by Aboitiz Group Foundation, Inc. (AGFI)
organized by Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA)
sanctioned by Phil. Football Federation, Inc. (PFF)

TEAM STANDINGS
as of December 1, 2006

GROUP A Win Draw Loss Points GF GA GD

1-Pepito Football Club 4W 0D 0L 12Pts 13GF 1GA +12GD
2-PAREF-Springdale School 2W 0D 1L 6Pts 6GF 1GA +5GD
3-Don Bosco College-B 1W 1D 1L 4Pts 1GF 4GA -3GD
4-Bright Academy 1W 0D 3L 3Pts 10GF 11GA -1GD
5-San Roque Football Club 0W 1D 3L 1Pts 0GF 0GA 0GD

GROUP B Win Draw Loss Points GF GA GD

1-Don Bosco College-A 2W 0D 0L 6Pts 15GF 0GA +15GD
2-Cebu International School 1W 1D 0L 4Pts 11GF 2GA +9GD
3-Sacred Heart School-Jesuit 1W 1D 1L 4Pts 8GF 6GA +2GD
4-FC Inter Lapu-Lapu 0W 0D 3L 0Pts 0GF 26GA -26GD

*Points system: Win = 3pts.; Draw = 1pt.; Loss = 0pt.
*GF = Goals made For the team; GA = Goals made Against the team; GD = Goal Diff (GF-GA)
*Tie-breaker: (1) Points (2) Goal Diff. (3) Goals For (4) Winner over the other (5) Toss coin

*Top two (2) teams in each Group will advance to the knock-out Semi-Final Round
*Semi-Final pairings: 1st Group A vs 2nd Group B; 1st Group B vs 2nd Group A
*Semi-Final losers will play for 3rd/4th Places
*Semi-Final winners will play for Champion/2nd Place

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE & RESULTS

OCTOBER 21, SATURDAY (venue: CIS Field, Talamban)

1:00PM Match #1: Group B: CIS vs FCIL
Result: 9-0 in favor of CIS
Scorers:
Ralph Jernalim (CIS) – 2nd min
Rowdy Elber (CIS) – 3rd min
Grant Sicard (CIS) – 24th, 32nd, 36th & 50th mins
Thomas Booth (CIS) – 28th & 45th mins
Yuta Hamada (CIS) – 31st min

2:00PM Match #2: Group A: SRFC vs Bright Academy
Result: 0-9 in favor of Bright Academy
Scorers:
Renko Gaudiel (Bright) – 5th min
Jung Jae Lee (Bright) – 8th, 14th & 18th mins
Kyle Knight (Bright) – 16th & 35th mins
Rainer Tan (Bright) – 30th min
Junichi Kuribayashi (Bright) – 32nd min
Sebastian Dahlberg (Bright) – 47th min

3:00PM Match #3: Group A: Pepito FC vs Springdale
Result: 1-0 in favor of Pepito FC
Scorer:
Rafael Estremos (Pepito) – 49th min

OCTOBER 29, SUNDAY (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)

1:00PM Match #7: Group B: FCIL vs DBC-A
Result: 0-11 in favor of DBC-A
Scorers:
Chinno dela Calzada (DB) – 1st, 27th mins
Miguel Caindec (DB) – 14th, 18th mins
Junjay Arizabal (DB) – 19th, 26th, 33rd, 45th mins
Christian Noel (DB) – 37th min
John Labajo (DB) – 40th min
Ethan Decena (DB) – 43rd min

2:00PM Match #8: Group A: Pepito FC vs Bright Academy
Result: 5-0 in favor of Pepito FC
Scorers:
Regelio Castillon (Pepito) – 24th, 45th mins
John Gomora (Pepito) – 27th min
John Melgo (Pepito) – 31st min
Julius Cabigon (Pepito) – 45th min

3:00PM Match #9: Group A: DBC-B vs SRFC
Result: 0-0 draw

NOVEMBER 11, SATURDAY (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)

1:00PM Match #10: Group B: SHS-J vs FCIL
Result: 6-0 in favor of SHS-J
Scorers:
Pomeroy Veloso (SHSJ) – 3rd min
Kiko Villamor (SHSJ) – 24th, 32nd, 46th mins
Keefe Yap (SHSJ) – 37th, 39th mins

2:00PM Match #11: Group A: SRFC vs Springdale
Result: 0-3 in favor of Springdale
Scorers:
Ian Francis Holasca (Sdale) – 18th min
Nicholas Villacin (Sdale) – 46th min
Shawn Haosen (Sdale) – 46th min

NOVEMBER 12, SUNDAY (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)

1:00PM Match #4: Group A: DBC-B vs Bright Academy
Result: 3-1 in favor of DBC-B
Scorers:
Nonito Salazar (DBC-B) – 5th, 10th min
Gian Anthony Astilla (Bright) – 31st min
Joseph Arthur Morgan (DBC-B) – 38th min

2:00PM Match #5: Group B: SHS-J vs DBC-A
Result: 0-4 in favor of DBC-A
Scorers:
John Paulo Labajo (DB-A) – 9th min
Junjay Arizabal (DB-A) – 16th min
Miguel Caindec (DB-A) – 47th, 48th mins

3:00PM Match #6: Group A: Pepito FC vs SRFC
Result: 3-0 in favor of Pepito FC
Scorers:
Jose Lou Bacunawa (Pepito) – 10th, 26th mins
Rogelio Castillon (Pepito) – 43rd min

DECEMBER 1, FRIDAY (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)

8:00AM Match #12: Group B: CIS vs SHS-J
Result: 2-2 draw
Scorers:
Ralph Jernalin (CIS) – 20th, 26th mins
Kiko Villamor (SHS-J) – 35th min
Miguel Acebedo (SHS-J) – 46th min

9:00AM Match #13: Group A: Bright Academy vs Springdale
Result: 0-3 in favor of Springdale
Scorers:
Luis Miguel Maximo (Sdale) – 6th min
Shawn Benedict Haosen (Sdale) – 7th min
Ian Francis Holasca (Sdale) – 43rd min

10:00AM Match #14: Group A: DBC-B vs Pepito FC
Result: 1-4 in favor of Pepito
Scorers:
Jose Lou Bacunawa (Pepito) – 6th min
Nonito Salazar, Jr. (DB-B) – 19th min
John Gomora (Pepito) – 24th min
John Roy Melgo (Pepito) – 42nd min
Rogelio Castillon (Pepito) – 43rd min

DECEMBER 9, SATURDAY (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)
8:00AM Match #15: Group A: Springdale vs DBC-B
9:00AM Match #16: Group B: DBC-A vs CIS

JANUARY 27, SATURDAY SEMI-FINALS (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)
8:00AM Match #17: Semi-Final #1: 1st Group A vs 2nd Group B
9:00AM Match #18: Semi-Final #2: 1st Group B vs 2nd Group A

FEBRUARY 3, SATURDAY FINALS (venue: San Roque Field, Mandaue)
1:00PM Match #19: For 3rd Place: Loser Semi-Final #1 vs Loser Semi-Final #2
2:00PM Match #20: For Championship: Winner Semi-Final #1 vs Winner Semi-Final #2
3:00PM Awarding of Winners/Closing Ceremony

FAVORITES Queen City United and Crazy Horse FC tallied their second wins in similar fashion after the second round of the Aboitiz Premier League at the San Roque Parish football field.

Crazy Horse, which outlasted the University of Southern Philippines-Foundation 3-2 last week, trounced Wild Cebu Fashion, 4-0, while Queen City United routed San Roque FC A, 6-1.

Former University of San Jose-Recoletos Kim Relucio slipped into his familiar role as a striker to put Crazy Horse FC up 1-0 in the 37th.

Left unchecked inside the box, Relucio simply tapped in the cross past Edelio Ybañez for a 1-0 lead in the half.

In the second half, Relucio slipped back to his defensive role but there was no shortage of firepower on the offensive end as Mitsuo Tsunakiri blasted in a 25-yarder for a 2-0 lead in the 50th before Rodolphe Lina made it 3-0 in the 65th.

In the 70th, Albert Nangkil drove from left flank and slipped past the midfield and the defense to bang in Crazy Horse’s final count.

On the other hand, the comebacking former Carmen National School booter Ronald Mahilum slotted in Queen City’s first goal in the 23rd before Adrian Caballero and Christopher Menchavez made it 3-0 in the 28th and 41st.

Ramie Colina put the home team on the score sheet with his 72nd minute strike but things got worse after that. Caballero added his second in the 78th, while Josaphat Sacil and Anthony Moga scored two minutes apart in the final five minutes of play.

Meanwhile the Don Bosco Almuni FC survived a tough first half before burying Magone, 4-0, in the third game.

After a close game, Don Bosco needed only 14 minutes to bury four goals.

John Henson slipped in the first in the 70th, and Ramil Lachica added another four minutes later. In the 82nd Crisanto Sanchez made it 3-0 and Ivy Genson found the back of the net in the 84th.

In the final game, the University of San Jose-Recolets dumped the University of Southern Philippines-Foundation, 4-1.

AFTER posting its best performance in a tournament in more than 50 years the Philippine national team improved 11 rungs in the latest rankings released by FIFA.

The Philippines, which scored three wins in the Asean Football Federation Championships Qualifying tournament in Bacolod City last week, moved to 184th in the world from its previous rank of 195.

In a list posted at Fifa.com, the Philippines earned 34 points in November and 26 points in October.

Still the jump didn’t change much the picture of Asean Football, which will hold its Championship round early next year, as the Philippines only bested newcomer Timor Leste in the ranks of Asean countries.

Laos, which topped the Bacolod tournament, made the biggest jump to 157th place, up from 183, while 2004 Tiger Cup champion Singapore is still the top Asean country at 116th.

Thailand, which disbanded its entire national squad a few weeks ago, is at 125th, while Indonesia is 144th and Myanmar at 150th.

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Vietnam is the sixth-best Asean country at 160th, followed by Brunei at 167th and Cambodia at 178th with Timor Leste last at 198th.

Last week, the Philippines lost to Laos, 1-2, in its AFF debut before scoring three straight wins. The country whipped Timor Leste, 7-0, outlasted Cambodia, 1-0, and defeated Brunei, 4-1, to finish second in the event.

Bacolod City—The Philippines will take on Cambodia today in an all important battle for the final two spots in the Asean Football Federation Championships.

The match will be aired live on Solar Sports, so mark the time. 4:20 p.m. (Bacolod time, I’ve discovered, is 10 minutes ahead of Cebu)

Go RP, go Azkals.

P.S.
There is only one PC at the media center (or is it the medium center) so I wasn’t able to update this blog.