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15th Araw ng Buhangin Inter-Collegiate basketball results
PRESS RELEASE
EVENT TITLE: 15TH ARAW NG BUHANGIN PROPER INTER-COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
A. ELIMINATION ROUND
STANDING
TEAM WIN LOSE COACH
BRACKET A
JOSE MARIA COLLEGE 2 0 DODONG CAGAMPANG/DINDO PASTOR
AGRO 1 1 MAT CUBERO
BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE 0 2 ARNULFO ROJAS/RODNE BASLOT
BRACKET B
HOLY CROSS 2 0 ADEL NOBLEZA
ATENEO 1 1 POCHOLO ELEGINO
3. HOLY CHILD 0 2 ROGER RABAGO
B. SEMIFINALS
BRACKET A BRACKET B
TOP 1 – JOSE MARIA COLLEGE TOP 1 – HOLY CROSS
TOP 2 – AGRO TOP 2 – ATENEO
RULE: CROSSOVER SYSTEM WILL BE APPLIED
RESULT
GAME 1
AGRO (103) – RUIZ 26, ANDRES 22, ANINAO 15, ESTRELLANTE 15, TANO 9, PELANTES 6, PACALDO 4, OBENITA 4, CANETE 2, SANTIAGO 0, BASMAYOR 0, GARCIA 0
HOLY CROSS (92) – PINTO 30, OCHATE 21, LACIDA 12, BORDAS 10, MANLANGIT 7, ABELLERO 4, VILLAGONZALO 3, RICHIE 2, LOREJO 2, CANTORNE 1
GAME 2
JMC (82) – ADALID 24, CASANILLO 23, MONTERO 15, SALVADOR 11, BULAC 7, DE GUZMAN 2, SORIANO 0, LU 0, COLE 0, ORZARRAGA 0, CUTIN 0, NAYAL 0
ATENEO (76) – GUINGUING 16, MADELO 15, FERNANDO 15, CABIGAS 14, GADIA 8, SERAPIO 5, CATRE 3, AWAD 0, SOLITARIA 0, HIQUIAL 0, PAGDALIAN 0, SERAPIO 0, SENCIO 0
C. FINALS
FIGHTING FOR CHAMPION
RESULT
JMC (75) – CASANILLO 29, ADALID 15, DE GUAMAN 8, NAYAL 8, SALVADOR 5, MONTERO 2, LU 2, COLE 2, ORZARRAGA 2, BULAC 2, SORIANO 0, CUTIN 0
AGRO (71) – RUIZ 22, ESTRELLANTE 17, ANINAO 11, ANDRES 7, OBENITA 6, TANO 3, BASMAYOR 3, CANETE 2, PELANTES 0, SANTIAGO 0, GARCIA 0, PACALDO 0
FIGHTING FOR 3RD
RESULT
HOLY CROSS (76) – BORDAS 16, MANLANGIT 14, VILLAGONZALO 10, ABELLERO 10, OCHATE 9, PINTO 6, LACIDA 6, JOSOL 2, COSTANOS 2, CANTORNE 1, SERAFIN 0, RICHE 0, ROLLORATA 0, LOREJO 0, SERAFIN 0
ATENEO (62) – FERNANDO 16, MADELO 13, GUINGGUING 12, SOLITARIA 7, GADIA 6, CABIGAS 4, SENCIO 4, AWAD 0, HIQUIAL 0, PAGDALIAN 0, CATRE 0, SERANO 0, SERAPIO 0
CHAMPION: JOSE MARIA COLLEGE (JMC)
1ST RUNNER – UP: AGRO INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES (AIFCP)
2ND RUNNER – UP: HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE (HCDC)
3RD RUNNER – UP: ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY (ADDU)
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: REYNALDO CASANILLO JR. (JMC)
THIS EVENT IS FUNDED BY SANGGUNIANG KABATAN (SK) BUHANGIN COUNCIL THRU THE INITIATIVE OF SK CHAIRMAN FE GONZALES AND BRGY. CAPT. JIMMY SALVADOR OF BUHANGIN BARANGAY COUNCIL
ORGANIZED BY: EVANGELISTA AQUATICS AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT
COMMISSIONER: DARREN EVANGELISTA
TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: RAEL ESCOL DIAZ
OFFICIATING PANEL: NATIONAL REFEREE’S COMMISSION (NARECOM) REGION XI
PHOTOGRAPHER: RACKY ACAC
EVENT TITLE: 15TH ARAW NG BUHANGIN PROPER INTER-COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
A. ELIMINATION ROUND
STANDING
TEAM WIN LOSE COACH
BRACKET A
JOSE MARIA COLLEGE 2 0 DODONG CAGAMPANG/DINDO PASTOR
AGRO 1 1 MAT CUBERO
BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE 0 2 ARNULFO ROJAS/RODNE BASLOT
BRACKET B
HOLY CROSS 2 0 ADEL NOBLEZA
ATENEO 1 1 POCHOLO ELEGINO
3. HOLY CHILD 0 2 ROGER RABAGO
B. SEMIFINALS
BRACKET A BRACKET B
TOP 1 – JOSE MARIA COLLEGE TOP 1 – HOLY CROSS
TOP 2 – AGRO TOP 2 – ATENEO
RULE: CROSSOVER SYSTEM WILL BE APPLIED
RESULT
GAME 1
AGRO (103) – RUIZ 26, ANDRES 22, ANINAO 15, ESTRELLANTE 15, TANO 9, PELANTES 6, PACALDO 4, OBENITA 4, CANETE 2, SANTIAGO 0, BASMAYOR 0, GARCIA 0
HOLY CROSS (92) – PINTO 30, OCHATE 21, LACIDA 12, BORDAS 10, MANLANGIT 7, ABELLERO 4, VILLAGONZALO 3, RICHIE 2, LOREJO 2, CANTORNE 1
GAME 2
JMC (82) – ADALID 24, CASANILLO 23, MONTERO 15, SALVADOR 11, BULAC 7, DE GUZMAN 2, SORIANO 0, LU 0, COLE 0, ORZARRAGA 0, CUTIN 0, NAYAL 0
ATENEO (76) – GUINGUING 16, MADELO 15, FERNANDO 15, CABIGAS 14, GADIA 8, SERAPIO 5, CATRE 3, AWAD 0, SOLITARIA 0, HIQUIAL 0, PAGDALIAN 0, SERAPIO 0, SENCIO 0
C. FINALS
FIGHTING FOR CHAMPION
RESULT
JMC (75) – CASANILLO 29, ADALID 15, DE GUAMAN 8, NAYAL 8, SALVADOR 5, MONTERO 2, LU 2, COLE 2, ORZARRAGA 2, BULAC 2, SORIANO 0, CUTIN 0
AGRO (71) – RUIZ 22, ESTRELLANTE 17, ANINAO 11, ANDRES 7, OBENITA 6, TANO 3, BASMAYOR 3, CANETE 2, PELANTES 0, SANTIAGO 0, GARCIA 0, PACALDO 0
FIGHTING FOR 3RD
RESULT
HOLY CROSS (76) – BORDAS 16, MANLANGIT 14, VILLAGONZALO 10, ABELLERO 10, OCHATE 9, PINTO 6, LACIDA 6, JOSOL 2, COSTANOS 2, CANTORNE 1, SERAFIN 0, RICHE 0, ROLLORATA 0, LOREJO 0, SERAFIN 0
ATENEO (62) – FERNANDO 16, MADELO 13, GUINGGUING 12, SOLITARIA 7, GADIA 6, CABIGAS 4, SENCIO 4, AWAD 0, HIQUIAL 0, PAGDALIAN 0, CATRE 0, SERANO 0, SERAPIO 0
CHAMPION: JOSE MARIA COLLEGE (JMC)
1ST RUNNER – UP: AGRO INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES (AIFCP)
2ND RUNNER – UP: HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE (HCDC)
3RD RUNNER – UP: ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY (ADDU)
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: REYNALDO CASANILLO JR. (JMC)
THIS EVENT IS FUNDED BY SANGGUNIANG KABATAN (SK) BUHANGIN COUNCIL THRU THE INITIATIVE OF SK CHAIRMAN FE GONZALES AND BRGY. CAPT. JIMMY SALVADOR OF BUHANGIN BARANGAY COUNCIL
ORGANIZED BY: EVANGELISTA AQUATICS AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT
COMMISSIONER: DARREN EVANGELISTA
TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: RAEL ESCOL DIAZ
OFFICIATING PANEL: NATIONAL REFEREE’S COMMISSION (NARECOM) REGION XI
PHOTOGRAPHER: RACKY ACAC
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Agro, Holy Cross beat rivals to face each other in semis on Friday night
BUHANGIN CAGING
Games on Feb. 12
7 p.m. - Agro vs. Holy Cross
8:30 p.m. – Ateneo vs. Jose Maria College
AGRO Industrial College of Davao Foundation and Holy Cross of Davao College beat separate rivals Wednesday night to arrange a cross-over semifinal's meeting in the 15th Araw ng Buhangin Inter-Collegiate Basketball Championship at the Buhangin gym.
The Agro Sailors of coach Mat Cubero, reigning Gaisano Cup title-holder defeated the newly-crowned first Orange Generation Cup champion Brokenshire College of Davao, 95-75, while the Crusaders crushed the undermanned Holy Child School of Davao College, 99-81.
The Sailors will face the Adel Nobleza-mentored Crusaders tonight at 7 p.m. while the other semifinal match is set at 8:30 p.m. pitting the early-qualifier Jose Maria College against Philippine Collegiate Champions League Davao champion Ateneo de Davao University.
The winners on Friday night will vie for the title on Feb. 14 at 8:30 p.m. while the losing teams will play for third place at 7 p.m. It will be followed by the awarding of cash prizes totaling to P50,000 plus trophies.
The event is organized by the Buhangin Barangay Council headed by Barangay Capt. Jimmy Salvador and sponsored by the Sanggunian Kabataan under chair Fe Gonzales.
It is supported by the Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. and sanctioned by the National Referees Commission (Narecom).
The box scores:
1ST GAME
HOLY CROSS (99) - Ochate 22, bellero 15 Bordas 11, Pinto 8, Maglangit 7, Lacida 6, Costanos 5, Rollorata 5, Cantorne 4, Josol 4, Villagonzalo 2, Serafin, Bryan 0, Lorejo 4, Roche 0, Serafin, Ryan 0
HOLY CHILD (81) - Aballe 23, Alipio 20, Santos 17, Sinilong 15, Flaviano 6, , Ging Ging 0, Paredes 0, Amisola 0, Samantilla 0, Aguitez 0
2nd GAME
AGRO (95) -
Estrellantes 24, Andres 16, Tano 13, , Basamayor 11, Garcia 0, Ruiz 11, Aninao 10, Canete 4 Pelantes 2, Santiago 2, Pacaldo 3, Obenita 0
BROKENSHIRE (75) -
Sison 28, Donayre 12, Albacite 11, Edralin 7, Rodrigo 6 Barrios 3, Damicog 0, Edralin 7, Tenaur 0, Andales 0, Masapequena 0, Te 0, Llanos 0, Milgo 0.(pr)
Games on Feb. 12
7 p.m. - Agro vs. Holy Cross
8:30 p.m. – Ateneo vs. Jose Maria College
AGRO Industrial College of Davao Foundation and Holy Cross of Davao College beat separate rivals Wednesday night to arrange a cross-over semifinal's meeting in the 15th Araw ng Buhangin Inter-Collegiate Basketball Championship at the Buhangin gym.
The Agro Sailors of coach Mat Cubero, reigning Gaisano Cup title-holder defeated the newly-crowned first Orange Generation Cup champion Brokenshire College of Davao, 95-75, while the Crusaders crushed the undermanned Holy Child School of Davao College, 99-81.
The Sailors will face the Adel Nobleza-mentored Crusaders tonight at 7 p.m. while the other semifinal match is set at 8:30 p.m. pitting the early-qualifier Jose Maria College against Philippine Collegiate Champions League Davao champion Ateneo de Davao University.
The winners on Friday night will vie for the title on Feb. 14 at 8:30 p.m. while the losing teams will play for third place at 7 p.m. It will be followed by the awarding of cash prizes totaling to P50,000 plus trophies.
The event is organized by the Buhangin Barangay Council headed by Barangay Capt. Jimmy Salvador and sponsored by the Sanggunian Kabataan under chair Fe Gonzales.
It is supported by the Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. and sanctioned by the National Referees Commission (Narecom).
The box scores:
1ST GAME
HOLY CROSS (99) - Ochate 22, bellero 15 Bordas 11, Pinto 8, Maglangit 7, Lacida 6, Costanos 5, Rollorata 5, Cantorne 4, Josol 4, Villagonzalo 2, Serafin, Bryan 0, Lorejo 4, Roche 0, Serafin, Ryan 0
HOLY CHILD (81) - Aballe 23, Alipio 20, Santos 17, Sinilong 15, Flaviano 6, , Ging Ging 0, Paredes 0, Amisola 0, Samantilla 0, Aguitez 0
2nd GAME
AGRO (95) -
Estrellantes 24, Andres 16, Tano 13, , Basamayor 11, Garcia 0, Ruiz 11, Aninao 10, Canete 4 Pelantes 2, Santiago 2, Pacaldo 3, Obenita 0
BROKENSHIRE (75) -
Sison 28, Donayre 12, Albacite 11, Edralin 7, Rodrigo 6 Barrios 3, Damicog 0, Edralin 7, Tenaur 0, Andales 0, Masapequena 0, Te 0, Llanos 0, Milgo 0.(pr)
Sunday, February 24, 2008
RMC upsets Ateneo, 102-96, rules EDSA Anniversary Basketball Tournament
Rizal Memorial Colleges upset the Ateneo de Davao University, 102-96 to win the 2008 EDSA Anniversary Basketball Tournament, Saturday night, at the Davao City Recreation Center.
Hernan Dejito topscored for RMC with 32 points while Richard Madelo led the losing side with the same output.
PSC Chairman William "Butch" Ramirez awarded the prizes to the winners.
Agro-Industrial Foundation College placed third while Holy Cross of Davao College landed fourth in the two-night tournament also supported by Davao City Sports Coordinator Christopher "Bong" Go and BAP-SBP XI Regional Director Regino "Boy" Cua.
Hernan Dejito topscored for RMC with 32 points while Richard Madelo led the losing side with the same output.
PSC Chairman William "Butch" Ramirez awarded the prizes to the winners.
Agro-Industrial Foundation College placed third while Holy Cross of Davao College landed fourth in the two-night tournament also supported by Davao City Sports Coordinator Christopher "Bong" Go and BAP-SBP XI Regional Director Regino "Boy" Cua.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Ateneo enters GS Cup finals after nine years
The Blue Knights celebrate their 2007 Mabutas Cup victory. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)
The Ateneo de Davao University Blue Knights finally entered the Gaisano South Cup College Division 1 finals after nine long years.
Inspired by the presence of ADDU President Fr. Antonio Samson, S.J., the Blue Knights stopped the Holy Cross of Davao College Crusaders, via a nail biting 80-75 win on Saturday night at the jampacked Gaisano South Sky gym.
Coach Cholo Elegino, who for a long time learned the rudiments of coaching from former Ateneo head coach William “Butch” Ramirez, said they are ready for the finals on December 9.
The Jose Maria College Kings and the Agro-Industrial Foundation College Sailors square off for the other final’s slot on November 29.
“Both teams are tough contenders. But we have worked so hard this year. I guarantee that we will be ready. We did not wait for nine years and become a bride’s maid,” said Elegino, who in September steered the Blue Knights to victory in the 2007 Mabutas Cup finals against the Crusaders.
Miguel Solitario powered the Blue Knights to victory with 25 points, 13 rebounds and two assists in the semifinal round of the tournament sponsored by Rexona, Milo, Axe Sunsport and sanctioned by BAP-Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas Regional Director Regino “Boy” Cua.
Kirk James Blanco led the Crusaders with 20 points.
In Division 2, the MATS Navigators defeated Brokenshire College, 84-81 and will meet the winner between AMA Computer College and Holy Child College in the finals.
Assumption College of Davao girls forced a rubber match after trouncing Stella Maris Academy, 75-62. They will meet on December 1 at 1:30 p.m.
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