Cesafi 2011

[Queen Mojitos]

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6pm jpun sa coliseum!

sure gyud na 6 pm miga aguroy makakita pa jud diay ko hehe

[ojgtero]

SHS AdC guard Henry Asilum, playing for flag and country at the FIBA U16 Men's Championship, October 18-28 in Nha Trang City, Vietnam. Ang pangutana karon, how will the SHS AdC MAGIS EAGLES fare versus the CEC Dragons during their semi finals game? Will SHS AdC prevail in one game? in two? or not at all?

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Olsen’s boys are ready
by pbaddict on Wed Oct 05, 2011 6:54 am


DESPITE the absence of some key players, coach Olsen Racela said the national youth basketball team will be ready for battle in the Second International Basketball Federation (Fiba)-Asia U-16 Men’s Championships from October 18 to 28 in Nha Trang City, Vietnam.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) schedules have forced nationals Gelo Vito, Radge Tongco, Gboy Babilonia and Arvin Tolentino to skip the tournament.

Tolentino of San Beda was the best performer in the Southeast Asia Basketball Association (Seaba) Under-16 tournament with averages of 19.5 points and eight rebounds, while Vito of La Salle Greenhills led the Philippines to a title sweep of the regional qualifier in Malaysia in August.

“Right now, we are playing without our four NCAA players so the other guys have to step up. We have to work even harder as a team,” Racela said during a tune-up game at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig.

That leaves the Energen Philippine Youth Team with J-Jay Alejandro, Henry Asilum, Hubert Cani, Andrei Caracut, Nic Dalafu, Rev Diputado, Issac Go, Jordan Heading, Jay Javelosa, Kyles Lao, Earl Murphy, Daryl Pascual, Tomas Ramos and Prince Rivero to carry the fight for the country.

Racela said the team’s quickness will be their best weapon in the tournament.

“We are a lot quicker when we play against taller opponents. So all our plays, as well as offensive and defensive patterns, are based on our quickness,” Racela said. He added that he has also cautioned his players about being complacent after sweeping all four Seaba U16 games against Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore to capture the crown.

“I always tell the boys not to be contented with the Seaba win. There is still a lot of room for improvement,” Racela said.

Source: BusinessMirror

Damn!!! Wlang patriotism ang NCAA!!... Who cares getting a NCAA Championship..only the schools participated..We want an INternational Championship haha..^^

[dropdeadgorgeous]

sure gyud na 6 pm miga aguroy makakita pa jud diay ko hehe

yup! xur nah 6pm if walai kakuli-an!

BTW, CESAFI ALL-STAR Game 2011 - Sunday, October 16, 2011

[thadzonline]

SHS AdC guard Henry Asilum, playing for flag and country at the FIBA U16 Men's Championship, October 18-28 in Nha Trang City, Vietnam. Ang pangutana karon, how will the SHS AdC MAGIS EAGLES fare versus the CEC Dragons during their semi finals game? Will SHS AdC prevail in one game? in two? or not at all?

Pinoy Basketball AddictsTeam Pilipinas BasketballNews...
Olsen’s boys are ready
by pbaddict on Wed Oct 05, 2011 6:54 am


DESPITE the absence of some key players, coach Olsen Racela said the national youth basketball team will be ready for battle in the Second International Basketball Federation (Fiba)-Asia U-16 Men’s Championships from October 18 to 28 in Nha Trang City, Vietnam.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) schedules have forced nationals Gelo Vito, Radge Tongco, Gboy Babilonia and Arvin Tolentino to skip the tournament.

Tolentino of San Beda was the best performer in the Southeast Asia Basketball Association (Seaba) Under-16 tournament with averages of 19.5 points and eight rebounds, while Vito of La Salle Greenhills led the Philippines to a title sweep of the regional qualifier in Malaysia in August.

“Right now, we are playing without our four NCAA players so the other guys have to step up. We have to work even harder as a team,” Racela said during a tune-up game at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig.

That leaves the Energen Philippine Youth Team with J-Jay Alejandro, Henry Asilum, Hubert Cani, Andrei Caracut, Nic Dalafu, Rev Diputado, Issac Go, Jordan Heading, Jay Javelosa, Kyles Lao, Earl Murphy, Daryl Pascual, Tomas Ramos and Prince Rivero to carry the fight for the country.

Racela said the team’s quickness will be their best weapon in the tournament.

“We are a lot quicker when we play against taller opponents. So all our plays, as well as offensive and defensive patterns, are based on our quickness,” Racela said. He added that he has also cautioned his players about being complacent after sweeping all four Seaba U16 games against Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore to capture the crown.

“I always tell the boys not to be contented with the Seaba win. There is still a lot of room for improvement,” Racela said.

Source: BusinessMirror

pagkaselfish na lang gyud aning NCAA schools, dapat unta ani naay balaod ma priso or ma sanction ang mobeg-off sa national team unya unahon ang ila self-serving interests. May unta ug ang rason kay injury or something else, but puh-lease, para lang sa NCAA campaign? so lame gyud

[JUPASKO]

Rico Navarro / Bleacher Talk
SHS-AdC Sweeps Milo BEST

Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu went high and low in sweeping the championships of both the Small Basketeers Philippines (SBP) and Passerelle divisions of the Milo-backed BEST SBP Passerelle Twin Tournaments for Cebu over the weekend. The Magis Eagles went to their high octane offense to defeat University of the Visayas (UV), 73-44, and win their fifth straight Passerelle championship at the Mandaue City Cultural and Sports Complex, while their younger SBP counterparts won a defense-oriented and low-scoring finale, 31-24, over University of San Carlos (USC) North Campus.

In winning their fifth straight Cebu Passerelle championship, SHS-AdC overcame an early scare from UV which kept the game close by fielding a strong starting five in the first quarter where the Magis Eagles would lead by only one, 13-12. SHS-AdC’s second quarter unit then kicked off a mini breakaway, giving the team a 27-19 lead behind the 11-point production of Jair Igna and Jarek Mercado. The four-peat defending champions finally broke the game wide open in the third period behind the quarterbacking of Rendell Senining and the combined 17 points of Janjan Jaboneta and, giving the team an insurmountable 53-28 lead going into the final period. MVP Hynric Ochea led the team with 13 points as Paul Desiderio led UV with 14.

If the Passerelle finals was about offense, the SBP finals was totally opposite. The game was played to a defensive-minded “grind it out” tone, with SHS-AdC controlling the first half, only to lose its lead in the third period before recovering in the final quarter. The Magis Eagles took the first two periods 12-6 and 19-12, but USC North’s defense fueled a rally in the third period, limiting SHS-AdC to only two points while scoring nine of their own to tie the count at 21-all, setting the stage for a deciding fourth quarter. SHS-AdC returned the favor with their version of a suffocating defense, leaving USC North scoreless for nearly five minutes in a 7-0 run from the start of the fourth period with offense coming from four different players in Carlos Canoy, John Chen, Jed Colonia and Ian Amante. Jomari Ranuco would score USC North’s only field goal in the fourth quarter with 3:35 left to cut the lead to 28-23, but Colonia and Canoy would put the game out of reach at 31-23, 1:46 left. Steven Co made a free throw for USC North for the final count. Canoy and Colonia led SHS-AdC with seven points each, while Ranuco paced USC North with six. The Magis Eagles thus scored their second straight SBP championship.

In the battle for third place of the Passerelle division, UC went to their three-point bombs in the fourth quarter to stop a rallying USC South side, 81-75. In the SBP division, CEC topped USC South, 49-44, for third place.

For defending their respective championships, both SHS-AdC SBP and Passerelle teams will represent Cebu in the Visayas Regional Finals where the Passerelle team seeks a fourth straight title while the SBP looks for back-to-back titles. This will be held in Roxas City on October 22-23

Box scores:
Passerelle Finals:
SHS-AdC (73) – Ochea 13, Igna 11, Jaboneta 10, Yu 8, Competente 7, Senining 6, Mercado 5, Ong 5, Navarro 3, Mendoza 3, Padilla 2, Catan
UV (44) – Desiderio 14, Fernandez 8, Dinolan 5, Tenebroso 4, Paon 4, P. Canete 4, Santillan 3, Gahi 2.
Quarterscores: 13-12, 27-19, 53-28, 73-44.

SBP Finals
SHS-AdC (31) – Colonia 7, Canoy 7, Chen 5, Bautista 4, Amante 4, Chua 2, Sy 2.
USC North (24) – Ranuco 6, Yu 5, Fontanosa 3, Chavez 2, Cutamora 2, Tamse 2, Polancos 2, Co 1, Empleo 1.
Quarterscores: 12-6, 19-12, 21-21, 31-24.

Jupasko notes: Highlighted above are names of players of both UV and SHS AdC who are playing for their schools in the cesafi jrs. basketball championship campaign. It gives you an idea about how young the SHS AdC players are compared to their UV or CEC counterparts.

Why did UV Baby Lancers finally prevail over SHS AdC in Cesafi on their 5th meeting, in double over time at that, starting with last season's first encounter? Answers (1) because the UV coaches (from SBP to college) scouted the championship game between the Magis Eagle and UV passerelle teams to give Coach Pepito all the help he needs (2) the young SHS AdC Magis Eagles still has to develop its killer instinct to be able to close out games against equally superior opponents.

[JUPASKO]

yup! xur nah 6pm if walai kakuli-an!

BTW, CESAFI ALL-STAR Game 2011 - Sunday, October 16, 2011

hi DropDeadGorgeous... naa ka'y updated team standings? Please post kay wala na ko ka subay. na busy ko.

[JUPASKO]

SWU kontra UC| More | Ni Erwin S. Lirazan
Posted Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Mga duwa karong Huwebes
5:15 pm- USJR batok SHSJ (jrs)
6:45 pm- SWU batok UC (srs)


EKPLOSIBONG aksyon ang gituohang masaksihan sa panagharong sa college defending champion University of Cebu (UC) Webmasters batok Southwestern University (SWU) Cobras sa main game karong gabii sa pagtiklop sa double round eliminations sa Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) sa Cebu Coliseum.


Ang duha ka mga kampo pulos na nakasulod sa semi-finals apan alang sa Cobras, importante gyud kaayo kining duwaa kumpara sa Webmasters nga dili na maapektuhan bisan unsa pay resulta niini.

Ang Webmasters ni coach Rhoel Gomez segurado na sa no.1 nga puwesto bitbit ang 11-0 nga baraha ug twice-to-beat nga bintaha sa semi-finals.

Naggunit og 8-3 nga rekord, ang Cobras ni coach Raul “Yayoy” Alcoseba nagkinahanglan gyung modaog ning sangkaa aron maangkon ang no.2 nga puwesto ug twice-to-beat nga bintaha.

Kon modaog ang Cobras, hayan ikapareha nila og rekord ang 9-time champion University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers apan pinaagi sa quotient, hayan sila maoy makaangkon sa no.2 unya modakin-as sa no.3 ang Green Lancers.

Apan kon mapilde ang Cobras, hayan matagak sila sa no.3 unya ang Green Lancers, nga ningmakmak sa USPF Panthers sa miaging gabii, 70-58, maoy makapanag-iya sa no.2.

Labing seguro, gipangandaman gyud og maayo sa Cobras ang ilang ikaduhang pagpakigbatok sa Webmasters kay sayod sila nga dili lalim ang pagbuntog sa puwersa nga gipangulohan sa higanteng si 6’10” Junmar Fajardo.

Hinuon samtang nagkadugay, mas nagkakuyaw ang Cobras. Gani sa 2nd round sa elimination, wala pa gyud sila nakatilaw og pilde.

Taas gyud ang moral sa Cobras ug tungod niini, hayan dako ang poruhan nga makabawos sila sa Webmasters nga ningpukan kanila, 72-76, niadtong Agusto 25 sa 1st round elimination.

Sa laing bahin, ang Sacred Heart School Jesuits-Ateneo de Cebu (SHSJ-AdC) Magis Eagles makigbatok sa University of Southern Philippines (USJ-R) Baby Jaguars sa premirong duwa alang sa aksyon sa high school division.

Usa na kini ka non-bearing nga kombati kay nalansang na man daan ang umaabot alang sa duha ka mga kampo.

Ang Magis Eagles nakasulod sa semis isip no.2 team dala ang 13-2 nga baraha samtang ang Baby Jaguars wala’y poruhang makaabante bitbit ang 4-11 nga rekord.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Oktubre 13, 2011.

[JUPASKO]

Cesafi All-Star, Oktubre 16| More | Ni Erwin S. Lirazan

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

ANDAM na ang tanan alang sa pagpahigayon sa 2011 Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) All-Star Weekend nga gikatakda karong Dominggo sa Cebu Coliseum.

Sa college divisions, ang Light Team gilangkuban nila ni Junemar Fajardo, Edward Pao, Luigi Bercede, ug Brian Heruela sa University of Cebu (UC) Webmasters, Joven Cortes, Sam Hermosa, Jun Cantonao, ug Giovannie Padillo sa University of San Carlos (USC) Warriors.

Mokompleto sa team mao sila si Abucaiz Suliman, Renato Abing, Medjet De La Rama, ug Jayson Olbedado sa University of San Jose Recoletos (USJR) Jaguars, Chester Curso, Jose Dimco ug Floyd Taboada sa Cebu Institute of Technology University (CITU) Wildcats.

Si Webmasters coach Rhoel Gomez maoy mogiya sa team.

Naglangkob sa Dark Team mao sila si Harold Cincoflores, Edrian Lao, Jerome Silva, John Abad ug Phil Mercader sa University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers, Eleazar Armecin, Rene Pacquiao, Justin Aboude, Monbert Arong, ug Joseph Nalos sa Southwestern University (SWU) Cobras.

Naa sab sila si Randy Avila, Fritz Dajalos, James Ferraren, Joseph Sedurifa ug Anthony Linao sa University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Panthers.

Modala sa team mao si Green Lancers coach Felix Belano.

Sa high school division, ang Light Team gilangkuban nila ni Renzar Asilum, Julius Cadavis, Dawn Ochea, Dave Yu, ug Maverick Suarez sa Sacred Heart School Jesuits-Ateneo de Cebu (SHSJ-AdC) Magis Eagles, Rommel Diapera, Winston Bolivar, Fernando Abapo, ug Edwin Villarta sa USPF Baby Panthers.

Ang ubang sakop sa team mao sila si Ricky Cuyos, Roland Hermosilla ug Karl Viajar sa USJ-R Baby Jaguars, Nikko Otadoy, Jeraldine Delima ug Mark Kong sa CITU Wildkittens.

Modumala sa team mao si Magis Eagles coach Rommel Rasmo.

Nahisakop sa Dark team mao sila si Nelson Peralta, Reeve Ugsang, Dexter Lucero, Andres Desiderio ug Lendil Undaloc sa UV Baby Green Lancers, James Sumayang, Luther Hueves, Marvin Bauya, Alfred Sedillo ug Rex Villarosa sa Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons.

Naa sab sila si Ian Ortega ug Mark Anderson sa USC Baby Warriors, Jose Pono ug Stephen Niere sa DBTC Baby Greywolves, ug Kurt Ian Trangia sa UC Baby Webmasters.

Mogiya sa team mao si Baby Green Lancers coach Delfin Pepito.

Gituohan nga pulos gyud makapaikag ug kulbahinam nga aksyon ang masaksihan sa college ug high school divisions.

Modugang og kolor sa kalihukan mao ang dunk competition ug 3-point shootout, nga nagsaad sab og kulbahinam nga aksyon.

Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Oktubre 13, 2011.

[Samsia]

The CEC Dragons this year has a younger age average compared to Sacred Heart. Almost half of the team are in 2nd year and are 14 years old. Just to straighten facts. But I don't believe age is the factor in the games this 2011 CESAFI season.
When UV won against the Eaglets, it was Desiderio, a pasarelle player who won it for the baby Lancers. Games are won by many factors: scouting, coaching, players, teamwork, talents, etc.

[Samsia]

Why man bootbox? Bias ang calls pabor sa eagles?

The calls in that game made me think of the worst suspicion of.....di nalang kay judgement calls daw tong tanan questionable calls.