Cesafi 2011

[ayemamba]

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The UV Green Lancers should be suspended for a season at least and all those players involved in deliberately punching or attacking an opposing player should be banned for life. Grabeha sad sa coaching staff oi, wa lang gyud kabadlong sa ilahang players

tama, para masanay at matuto.... banned them for life... wala man lang nagawa coaching staff nila... from the start of the game, dumi na laro nila...

[yhantrix]

unsay sked karon?

[JUPASKO]

si Tiukinhoy pa toy na igo.. i doubt if he is still interested to be the commissioner of CESAFI. gawas siguro ug dako dako ang iyahang commission makuha basig mo padayon pa.. hahahaha... sayop pud ang pag hatag ug mga tickets for the seats.. ayaw mo palabi ug pa printa sobra sobra sa seating CAPACITY.. ma ikog intawon mo sa uban naka palit nga nag barog nalang sa EMERGENCY EXIT 1 ug EXIT 2... ma special mention pa tungod anang inyong kalaki.. PRINT ENOUGH for LOWER AND UPPER box.. gawas ug ang CESAFI ga buot buot ug printa sobra2x. Then unsa may gamit sa pulis nga mag pwesto sa entrance sa lower box? para mo kolekta ug tickets? coz ug mo control lang sa peace and order dili mana sila mag silbi... they are not allowed to shoot anyone making trouble... just arrest lang.. ang problema... wala man gani na gamit ang body guard nga naa sa court... para kang kinsa mana nga bodyguard? para lang kang Tiukinhoy? And one Point Commissioner Tiukinhoy.. Do not mandate the way of expressing from the spectators sa game.. this is a free country and let them feel free to express what they want for their schools and their Rivals.. THEY ARE PAYING TO GET INSIDE THEY PAID SO THEY SHOULD BE RESPECTED... ayaw sila badlonga.. Tanawa imo gi badlong.. WALA BAY GUBOT NA HITABO? NAA GIHAPON...... If wala na mo cheer.. walay mo trash talk... WALAY LINGAW ANG DUWA... BORING for short... thats why siguro you prefer the game to be BORING coz you are short...

1st encounter nila.. SWU and UV.. they bring their fans... they express freely their cheering... nya wala nimo badlonga.. nag gubot Di ay? I witness the game.. and Lingaw kaau ang Duwa.... I EVEN got the FOOTAGE of that.... so next time.. let the audience feel free to express.. so there will be no flying water bottles again....

let me reiterate my earlier comment, as ordered by my commander... CEBU COLISEUM is a fire hazard. Unregulated selling of lower box tickets made it a fire trap last Tuesday.

agentlim888.. ang bodyguard, para muguwardiya sa safety sa commissioner... tan awa wala siya ma-igo by any flying debris.

[JUPASKO]

unsay sked karon?

Games tomorrow....

5pm SHS AdC vs UV Juniors Championship... watch out for UV's trademark flying elbows and fists

7pm UC vs SWU Seniors Championship.

[jemiray]

asa d.i ni makitan ang mga sked sa cesafi?

[JUPASKO]

Baby Panthers mitumba sa Dragons, 77-62
Ni Yoyo R. Abayan (Banat) Updated October 28, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Gipakita sa University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Baby Panthers ang ilang kamangtas aron pagtumba sa defending champion Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons, 77-62 sa juniors division sa 11th Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) basketball event kagabii didto sa Cebu Coliseum.

Kinahanglan sa Baby Panthers modaog sa sunod nilang duwa aron maangkon nila ang ikatulong dapit.

Nakatampo ang tanan sa kadaugan sa Baby Panthers ilabi na sa ilang mga higante nga sila si Jason Cando ug Winston Bolivar nga maoy mitubos sa kabugnaw sa duwa sa ilang leader scorer nga si Rommel Diapera, kinsa igo lang mi-iskor og nuybe puntos.

Si Cando mipabuto og 22 puntos, samtang si Bolivar miariya og 15 puntos ug ang ilang point guard nga si Jomari Gairanod mihirit og 12 puntos.

Dili batasan sa Dragons nga magpapilde ngadto sa Baby Panthers, kinsa ilang giharos sa niagi nilang duha ka duwa.

Ang Dragons, kinsa tinguhang mobangon sa sunod nilang duwa, gipangulohan ni Alfred Sedillo pinaagi sa iyang 15 puntos, gisundan ni James Neil Sumayang nga adunay 12 puntos. (BANAT SPORTS)

[JUPASKO]

asa d.i ni makitan ang mga sked sa cesafi?

best kept secret na... you either monitor it through here or through the sports pages of the local dailies. Games are usually on Tuesday, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Medyo gubot lang ang sked karon kay sugod sa finals plus taas ang holiday over the weekend.

ONE BIG FIGHT Magis Eagles!

[JUPASKO]

Henry Asilum returns to play for SHS AdC in game 2 of the Cesafi Jrs. Finals. On loan to PH U-16 team, Sacred Heart School Ateneo de Cebu is very proud of Henry's achievement for God, country and school. Beat UV! ONE BIG FIGHT

Fiba Asia U16: PH Youth bows to Korea, ends world berth bid
By Jasmine W. Payo
Philippine Daily Inquirer
11:03 pm | Thursday, October 27th, 2011

NHA TRANG, Vietnam—A familiar basketball nemesis dealt the Philippines another heartbreak.

The Energen Pilipinas Under-16 team’s bid for a historic world berth came to an end as South Korea handed the young Nationals its first loss, 67-58, in the Fiba Asia U16 semifinals Thursday night at the Khanh Hoa Sports Center here.

In a run fueled by Henry Asilum, the Philippines came within a basket twice, the last at 58-60, after trailing by as many as 13 points, 44-57 in the second half.

But Korea held the Philippines scoreless in the final six minutes as the young Nationals also started missing even at close range.

Asilum and Jay Alejandro paced the Philippines with 12 points each.

The loss relegated the Philippines to a bronze-medal battle against Japan on Friday afternoon.

Hoon Heo torched the Philippines with a game-high 22 points, while Nakhyeon Kim and Gookchan Kim had 16 points apiece.

Heo, son of the legendary Hur Jae, drilled seven points in a 12-2 tear that gave Korea its first double-digit advantage, 37-27, after a deadlock at 25 late in the first half.

The hot-shooting Koreans continued to sizzle in the third period, extending the lead to as many as 13 points, 57-44.

Defending champion China, the only unbeaten team in seven games, and South Korea will dispute the crown Friday in a rematch of the 2009 edition’s championship.

Both finalists will represent Asia in the 2012 Fiba U17 World Championship from July 17 to 26 in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Boasting a pair of seven-footers, China downed Japan, 82-43, in the other semifinal match last night.

A win by the young Nationals could have been historic as no other Philippine basketball team in any division has reached the World Championship for over 30 years.

Manila’s hosting of the 1978 Fiba Worlds was the last time a Philippine team reached this lofty stage, where American coach Ron Jacobs steered the country to an eighth-place finish.

An all-amateur National squad (National Consolidated Cement) also qualified in the Worlds after topping the 1985 Asian Championship in Kuala Lumpur, but the team disbanded due to the 1986 People Power.

The boys’ loss added to the many heartbreaks that South Korea dealt the Philippines in past international campaigns.

Just last month, Korea pulled off an incredible come-from-behind win over Smart Gilas Pilipinas, 70-68, in the battle for the bronze in the Fiba Asia Men’s Championship in Wuhan, China.

The Philippines also had a meltdown in the 2002 Asian Games where Olsen Racela—now the youth team’s coach–bungled two crucial free throws before Lee Sang-min buried a triple at the buzzer that spoiled the country’s bid to advance to the gold-medal match against China.

The seeming jinx continued in the 2009 Fiba Asia in Tianjin, China where the Nationals blew the lead and lost seventh place to the Koreans.

Last year, Smart Gilas also absorbed a Korean setback in the quarterfinals of the Guangzhou Asian Games.

“I reminded the players that I’ve played Korea in the past, I’ve seen them play our recent teams and we know we cant relax,” Racela said the night before his team’s crucial match.

“This Korean team is no different from the others. Their three-point shot is a big factor, that’s what we have to contain.”

Before the Korean loss, the young Nationals were on a a six-game roll, the last an 82-69 stunner over West Asian champion Iraq in the quarterfinals.

An upset over Japan (83-72) also capped the team’s 5-0 sweep of the first two rounds.

The Philippines, the reigning champion in the Southeast Asian Basketball Association (Seaba), routed Indonesia (93-30) and Vietnam (111-25) in the preliminaries, before cruising past Qatar (107-2 and Saudi Arabia (100-42) in the second round.

The scores:
SOUTH KOREA 67–Heo 22, Kim N. 16, Kim G. 16, Kim M. 7, Lee 2, Yun 2, Park 2, Koh 0, Shin 0,
PHILIPPINES 58—Asilum 12, Alejandro 12, Javelosa 7, Diputado 6, Ramos 6, Rivero 6, Cani 5, Lao 4, Heading 0.

[jemiray]

best kept secret na... you either monitor it through here or through the sports pages of the local dailies. Games are usually on Tuesday, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Medyo gubot lang ang sked karon kay sugod sa finals plus taas ang holiday over the weekend.

ONE BIG FIGHT Magis Eagles!

tnx sir.. amdg

[o_bama]

The UV Green Lancers should be suspended for a season at least and all those players involved in deliberately punching or attacking an opposing player should be banned for life. Grabeha sad sa coaching staff oi, wa lang gyud kabadlong sa ilahang players

Cge i suspend ang UV ky magbuhat nuon na cla ug ilang bag o na collegiate na Liga kuyug sa SIT ug ACT basin mag mingaw nag liga ti tiuokoy ug ni Estenzo.Hasta USC basin mukuyug pa.UC league nalng unya nag CESAFI.