Showing posts with label CMO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CMO. Show all posts

Monday, November 16, 2009

CMO drubs PRO-XI 95-72, sweeps elims

City Mayor’s Office completed a sweep of the eliminations but this last win did not come all too easy.

The league-leading Mayor’s Men ran smack into a tough Police Regional Office-XI quintet that fought tooth and nail to the end but came out with enough ammunition to eke out a 95-72 win for its eighth win and a sweep of the elimination phase in Group A of the Mayor Rody and Inday Sara 7th PNP-AFP Basketball Tournament over the weekend at the Almendras Gym.

Streak-shooting Christopher “Bong” Go was shadowed throughout the match but he was able to burry some from his favorite area beyond the arc including one from near the halfcourt mark before the end of the first half and a rare four-point play in the third canto for a game-high 28 points.

“This is the toughest game we played. They were very physical in defense,” said Go after the match.

Former pro Dindo Pastor added 19 markers including five triples while daredevil Roy Bangkas chipped in 13.

The Mayor’s Men erected a huge lead that ballooned to 38-17 midway in the second canto with Go and the Triple B connection of Bangkas, Dioven Braga and Ariel Bonleon conspiring with slotman Cadel Mosqueda and Pastor.

Archie Zozobrado led the PRO-XI side with 23 as they dropped to 3-1.

In other games, RMG continued its winning ways with a masterful 116-91 massacre of Philippine Coast Guard for their fourth straight win in as many games in Group B. PCG dropped to 0-4. Special Action Force also kept abreast with a 4-0 card after blasting East Mincom (0-4) 116-98. (NJB-City Sports)

Friday, November 13, 2009

CMO rolls to fifth win via 104-78 win over PNP-Regional Training School

Mayor Rody Duterte and Vice Mayor Sara Duterte/AFP-PNP Basketball Tournament

November 11 results

Davao City Recreation Center



City Mayor’s Office (5 wins, 0 loss) defeated PNP-Regional Training School (0 win, 3 losses), 104-78.

Bong Go topscores for CMO with 41 points, Marvin Mondigo 12, Roy Bangkas 11.

Reynato Mauricio topscores for RTS with 16, Rodolfo Ebarola 14 points.



Regional Mobile Group defeated Philippine Air Force, 75-70.



Task Force Davao defeated National Support Unit, 97-74.



Police Regional Office-XI defeated Comval Police Provincial Office, 102-73.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

CMO, Emcor seek top berth on Friday night

INDAY SARA-RVAI CAGEFEST

CMO, Emcor seek top berth on Friday night

TEAM STANDINGS

Group A W L

x-CMO 3 0

x-Kolin-Emcor 3 0

Colt 45 1 2

FDM 0 2

Wind and Wave 0 3

Group B W L

x-Delongtes 3 0

Davao Bayan 2 1

Philip Morris 2 1

Libcan 1 3

Bayantel 0 3

x-Clinched semis berth

Friday:

7:30-8:00—CMO vs. Kolin-Emcor

League-leaders CMO and Kolin-Emcor part ways on Friday night to determine the top Group qualifier at the close of eliminations in the 1st Inday Sara-RVAI Invitational Cup basketball tournament at the Rivera Village Covered Court.

The match was originally scheduled Tuesday but heavy rains forced the postponement of the highly-anticipated match between two of the league’s remaining unbeaten squads.

The Air Condition Specialists are spotless with a 3-0 win-loss slate in Group A, the same record toted by the Mayor’s Men. Although the two teams are already assured of the Group’s berths to the crossover semis, the winner of the match will take the top spot and will meet the no. 2 team in Group B.

CMO will be relying on the return of sweet-shooting Bong Go, the mayor’s executive assistant, who missed CMO’s last outing against Wind and Wave. They will also bank on a solid back-up crew composed of Jason Tan, Dioven Braga, Boyet Brigoli and Bong Aleman.

The tournament is sponsored by Vice Mayor Inday Sara Duterte through the City Sports Development Office and the Rivera Village Association, Inc.

Meantime, RVAI Committee chairman Jet Calma announced that there will be an exhibition match between the RVAI Selection and the Sports For Peace squad made up mostly of sports media and officials.

“This early, we would like to express our thanks to Vice Mayor Indaya Sara Duterte for the support she has extended to our tournament. Hopefully, she can make it during the awarding ceremonies,” said Calma.(pr)

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

CMO wins Inday Sara – AFP – PNP title

CMO wins Inday Sara – AFP – PNP title

The City Mayor’s Office won the Inday Sara AFP-PNP-24th Kadayawan Invitational Cup title with a 102 - 82 victory in the do-or-die Game 3, Sunday, at the Davao City Recreation Center.

Christopher “Bong” Go, who was named league Most Valuable Player, lived up to his prime billing, taking charge in the most important and pressure-packed game in the series.

Go, the sweet-shooting executive assistant of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, made two consecutive triples in the dying seconds of the first half to hand down CMO a double digit lead and never looked back to clinch the crown.

He finished the game with 26 points, eight of which came in the pivotal second canto, including a baseline three pointer with 26 seconds left that gave the Mayor’s men a 48 – 36 lead for good.

Roy Bangkas, Marvin Mondigo and Ayie Bonleon helped the cause for CMO which bounced back strong from a 100 – 88 loss in Game 2 that foiled its bid to sweep the series.

Bangkas, who placed second in the MVP race, poured in 19 points while Mondigo and Bonleon had 14 and 13 respectively.

RMG tried to cut the deficit midway in the third canto with a short rally behind the three points shooting of Rommel Cameros and dare devil penetrations of Daniel Campomanes.

But CMO came back with its own run foiling RMG’s yearn to make the game close.

Campomanes, who ranked no. 3 in the MVP standing, had 23 points for RMG which managed to trade baskets with CMO in the early going of the match before the Mayor’s pulled away before the break.

Go received the MVP trophy but gave the cash prize to Bangkas and Campomanes who equally divided the P6, 000 purse.

Regional Headquarters defeated Special Action Force, 98 – 97 to finish third in the tournament presented by Vice Mayor Sara Duterte.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

CMO takes Game 1 in Ladislawa Cup

CMO takes Game 1 in Ladislawa Cup


The City Mayor's Office walloped Al-Iskandar, 98 - 76 in Game 1 of their 2009 Ladislawa Cup - 34 years old and below division - best of three title showdown, Tuesday night, at the Ladislawa Garden Village Gym.


Christopher "Bong" Go scored 22 of his total 27 points in the pivotal final half as he proved dominant enough to power CMO within a win of the league title.


The sweet-shooting executive assistant of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte
drilled seven triples, including one that came from close to the half court line that settled the final count.


Skipper Ryan Alquizar and Roy Bangkas helped Go in the offensive end while Dindo Pastor, Marvin Mondigo and Boyet Brigoli did their share in defense that gave Al-Iskandar had a hard time to get its game going in the second half.


Alquizar and Bangkas chipped in 14 markers apiece for CMO which pulled away in the third canto for a commanding 74 - 57 lead entering the final quarter.


Veteran playmaker Arvin Bonleon had 15 points for Al-Iskandar which was trailing all throughout


A Go baseline triple midway of the final period marked the biggest decifit of the ballgame at 22, 88 - 66.


CMO will try to end the series on Friday's Game 2 at 7:30 p.m.


It was a see-saw battle in the opening canto as both teams managed to trade baskets.


Behind Alquizar's 9 points in the second quarter CMO took a 45 - 35 lead at the half.


In 35 years old and above division, Goldstar Hardware downed Sanman selection, 97 - 59 in Game 1 of their own best of three title series.


Goldstar dribblers coached by Jigger Saniel played inspired basketball by the presence of their big boss Winston Ho who watched the game at the back of the bench.

Go fires 39 lift CMO past Air Force

Go fires 39 lift CMO past Air Force


The City Mayor's Office drew first blood in the Inday Sara AFP-PNP - 24th Kadayawan Invitational Cup by besting Philippine Air Force, 109 - 79 behind the superb showing of Christopher "Bong" Go on Saturday.


The sweet-shooting executive assistant of Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, who wowed the crowd at the Barangay 5-A Bankerohan Gym with his three point shooting prowess, scattered 39 points to put CMO in the winning column.


Go had 15 points after the first twenty minutes of play and scored the last 24 from behind the arc, hitting from all angles, in the final half.


Roy Bangkas and Dioven Braga chipped in 11 points respectively for CMO which came out strong early taking 29 - 12 after the first canto and never looked back.


Rygian Delgra paced the Airmen with 25 markers.


In the second game, Regional Headquarters needed an extra five minutes to dispose Bureua of Jail Management and Penology, 114 - 112 in overtime.


Robinson Palomares topscored for RHQ with 36 points.


Acting Mayor Sara Duterte opened the tournament to the delight of the players and team officials from ten participating teams from the various units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and Philippine National Police.


In her short speech, she urged the players to play with highest level of sportsmanship and "enjoy the games".


The tournament is sanctioned by the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP).