ORANGE GENERATION CUP
Emcor stuns YGC; Holy Child nips USEP
EMCOR finally posted its first win with an upset over Yuchengco Group of Companies, 90-71 in the first Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament, January 10, at the USEP gym.
Emcor improved its team standing to 1-2 win-loss slate, while YGC only suffered its first loss against one win in the Inter-Company division. Emcor started strong with a 40-29 halftime lead and never looked back despite the arrival of YGC’s playing coach Adel Nobleza late in the fourth quarter already.
Nobleza could only managed to make 13 points, while the other scorers for YGC were Leonil Genozo led with 21 followed by Erchez Agdon 15 and assistant playing coach Juhnard Escudero 12.
Felix Cesar topscored for Emcor with 28 points, while Paul John Sy made 16, Bryan Cabusas 14 and Alfred Necesito 12.
In the Senior division, Holy Child School of Davao College survived a late rally by the host University of Southeastern Philippines to escape with a78-74 win.
Holy Child almost bungled a 13-point lead they enjoyed after the third quarter, 53-40 when USEP started strong at the start of the final quarter with three consecutive triples to cut their deficit to just two, 65-63.
But USEP’s momentum was stopped after its gunners Eugenio Obcena Jr., Harry Cabo, Louis Philip Salgado and Charlie Entes all fouled out.
Gean Carlo Paredez led Holy Child with 23 points followed by AC Samantilla with 17, JV Ging-Ging 14 and Rex Sinilong 11. Martin Encabo Jr. topscored for USEP with 18 followed by Obcena with 16.
In other games, Brokenshire College remained undefeated by whipping the University of Immaculate Concepcion, 73-61. Christian Joy Edralin and Arnold Sison both exploded with 19 points apiece. Laurence Albacite added 13 as Brokenshire posted its third straight win.
In the junior division, Holy Child also continued its winning ways by crushing Assumption College of Davao, 70-56 for its fourth straight win.
Jose Remy Morada topscored with 19 points followed by Rocky Vrian Mejos 17, Richard Ybalio 12 and Lemuel Escudero 10.
Meanwhile, Stella Maris Academy of Davao showed too much firepower to rout Precious International School of Davao, 70-28 in the Cadet division. Earl Nicole Hiso led SMAD with 16 points.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Friday, December 25, 2009
Orange Generation basketball resumes Jan.9
Attention: ALL COACHES/SPORTS COORDINATORS/SCHOOL DIRECTORS
ORANGE GENERATION CUP Board of Commissioners would like to greet you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Our game schedule will resume on January 9, 2010. However, all games scheduled this weekend (Dec. 26-27) have been postponed to give our players and coaches a time to commemorate the Christmas Season.
Schedules will be emailes soon.
Thank you very much for your participation.
God Bless and Merry Christmas.
To god be the glory,
Coach Rael Diaz
Tournament Director
EASM Event Specialist
ORANGE GENERATION CUP Board of Commissioners would like to greet you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Our game schedule will resume on January 9, 2010. However, all games scheduled this weekend (Dec. 26-27) have been postponed to give our players and coaches a time to commemorate the Christmas Season.
Schedules will be emailes soon.
Thank you very much for your participation.
God Bless and Merry Christmas.
To god be the glory,
Coach Rael Diaz
Tournament Director
EASM Event Specialist
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Five games at Immanuel Gym today
ORANGE GENERATION CUP
Five games at Immanuel Gym today (Dec. 12)
TEAM STANDINGS (As of Dec. 6)
CADET DIVISION
Bracket A W L
Stella Maris 1 0 Thompson 1 0 Assumption 1 1 Precious 0 1 Davao Jones 0 1
Bracket B
PWC 2 0 Holy Child 1 0 DRANHS 0 1 Immanuel 0 1 SPTS 0 1
JUNIOR DIVISION
Bracket A
Stella Maris 1 0 Brokenshire 1 1 Assumption 1 1 Immanuel 0 1 Holy Child x x
Bracket B
DRANHS 1 0 PWC 1 0 DCHS 1 1 Ford Academy 0 1 Thompson 0 1
SENIOR DIVISION
Brokenshire 2 0 UIC 1 0 PWDC 0 1 USEP 0 2 Holy Child 0 2
INTER-COMPANY
Bracket A
Mahipus Law 1 0 Anflocor 1 0 Monark 0 1 Dasia 0 1
Bracket B
Holcims 1 0 www.express 1 0 Emcor 0 2 YGC x x
FIVE games will be played at the Immanuel School of Davao in Bajada today, Dec. 12 in the resumption of hostilities in the first Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament.
The first three matches are all in the Cadet Division featuring the Thompson Christian School (1-0) against Assumption College of Davao (1-1) at 9 a.m.; Immanuel (0-1) against Southern Phils. Theological Seminary (0-1) at 10:30 a.m.; and Precious International School of Davao (0-1) versus Davao Jones Academy (0-1) at 1 p.m.
It will be followed by two games in the Junior Division pitting the Ford Academy of the Arts (0-1) against Thompson Christian School (0-1) at 2:30 p.m. and Stella Maris Academy (1-0) versus Brokenshire Science High School (1-1) at 4 p.m.
No games will be played on Sunday since most of the school teams are participating the Disudrin Mabilis, Mabisa Charity Fun Run at the McDonald’s Bajada of Victoria Plaza.
“Proceeds will go to the Lumads in Buhangin,” said Darren Evangelista of the organizing Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. (EASMI).
Five games at Immanuel Gym today (Dec. 12)
TEAM STANDINGS (As of Dec. 6)
CADET DIVISION
Bracket A W L
Stella Maris 1 0 Thompson 1 0 Assumption 1 1 Precious 0 1 Davao Jones 0 1
Bracket B
PWC 2 0 Holy Child 1 0 DRANHS 0 1 Immanuel 0 1 SPTS 0 1
JUNIOR DIVISION
Bracket A
Stella Maris 1 0 Brokenshire 1 1 Assumption 1 1 Immanuel 0 1 Holy Child x x
Bracket B
DRANHS 1 0 PWC 1 0 DCHS 1 1 Ford Academy 0 1 Thompson 0 1
SENIOR DIVISION
Brokenshire 2 0 UIC 1 0 PWDC 0 1 USEP 0 2 Holy Child 0 2
INTER-COMPANY
Bracket A
Mahipus Law 1 0 Anflocor 1 0 Monark 0 1 Dasia 0 1
Bracket B
Holcims 1 0 www.express 1 0 Emcor 0 2 YGC x x
FIVE games will be played at the Immanuel School of Davao in Bajada today, Dec. 12 in the resumption of hostilities in the first Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament.
The first three matches are all in the Cadet Division featuring the Thompson Christian School (1-0) against Assumption College of Davao (1-1) at 9 a.m.; Immanuel (0-1) against Southern Phils. Theological Seminary (0-1) at 10:30 a.m.; and Precious International School of Davao (0-1) versus Davao Jones Academy (0-1) at 1 p.m.
It will be followed by two games in the Junior Division pitting the Ford Academy of the Arts (0-1) against Thompson Christian School (0-1) at 2:30 p.m. and Stella Maris Academy (1-0) versus Brokenshire Science High School (1-1) at 4 p.m.
No games will be played on Sunday since most of the school teams are participating the Disudrin Mabilis, Mabisa Charity Fun Run at the McDonald’s Bajada of Victoria Plaza.
“Proceeds will go to the Lumads in Buhangin,” said Darren Evangelista of the organizing Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. (EASMI).
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Anflocor, www.express win
ORANGE GENERATION CUP
Anflocor, www.express win
The Antonio Floirendo Group of Companies (Anflocor) and www.express beat separate rivals last Sunday in the Inter-Company division of the Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament at the Emcor Sports Center.
Anflocor defeated Davao Security and Investigation Agency (Dasia), 75-62, while www.express nipped Emcor, 66-60.
It was a seesaw game in the first three quarters between Anflocor and Dasia with the game tied at 15-all in the first canto. Anflocor then took a slim lead, 33-31 in the second quarter then widened it, 51-49 in the third quarter.
Skipper Sherwin Santos hit eight of his 10 points in the final canto as Anflocor made a 23-13 run to post its first win in the league organized by the Evangelista Aquatic and Sports Management Inc. and initiated by the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (Move).
Rey Aranaydo topscored for Anflocor with 26 points, 12 made in the first half, while Arnel Pasiola added 17. Jessie Montes led Dasia with 13 points followed by Hubert Cesar and Sergio Presbitero with 11 and 10, respectively.
Earlier, www.express also exploded in the final quarter, 23-16 after a seesaw match. The score was tied at 30-all before www.express finally stepped on the gas and never looked back.
Merwin Ramos led www.express with 16 points, while Patricio Bustamante and Gilbert Aquino added 15 and 10.
Anflocor, www.express win
The Antonio Floirendo Group of Companies (Anflocor) and www.express beat separate rivals last Sunday in the Inter-Company division of the Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament at the Emcor Sports Center.
Anflocor defeated Davao Security and Investigation Agency (Dasia), 75-62, while www.express nipped Emcor, 66-60.
It was a seesaw game in the first three quarters between Anflocor and Dasia with the game tied at 15-all in the first canto. Anflocor then took a slim lead, 33-31 in the second quarter then widened it, 51-49 in the third quarter.
Skipper Sherwin Santos hit eight of his 10 points in the final canto as Anflocor made a 23-13 run to post its first win in the league organized by the Evangelista Aquatic and Sports Management Inc. and initiated by the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (Move).
Rey Aranaydo topscored for Anflocor with 26 points, 12 made in the first half, while Arnel Pasiola added 17. Jessie Montes led Dasia with 13 points followed by Hubert Cesar and Sergio Presbitero with 11 and 10, respectively.
Earlier, www.express also exploded in the final quarter, 23-16 after a seesaw match. The score was tied at 30-all before www.express finally stepped on the gas and never looked back.
Merwin Ramos led www.express with 16 points, while Patricio Bustamante and Gilbert Aquino added 15 and 10.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Dasia, 3 others to debut on Dec. 6
ORANGE GENERATION
Dasia, 3 others to debut on Dec. 6
Games tomorrow (Dec. 5) @ Emcor: 9 a.m. – PWC vs. SPBTS (Cadet) 10:30 a.m. – Davao Jones vs. Assumption (Cadet) 1 p.m. – Assumption vs. Brokenshire (Junior) 2:30 p.m. – DRANHS vs. Thompson (Junior) 4 p.m. – Brokenshire vs. USEP (Senior)
THE Davao Security and Intelligence Agency (Dasia) and three other teams are making their debut in the Inter-Company Division of the Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament at the Emcor Sports Center.
Dasia of Col. Emil Escandor will face the Anflor Group of Companies in the main game at 4 p.m. following the match-up between the Yuchengco Group of Companies and www.express at 2:30 p.m.
Dasia will be played by Genaro Recalde Jr., Eleazar Balbero, Sergio Presbitero, Renil Bautista, Roy Arcaya, Melchor Jimenez Jr., Rannie Dinanlagan, Josepedi Sarael, Dennis Sakilan, Jessie Montes, Hubert Cesar Jr., Noel Gomez, Teodoro Torion Jr., Julieto Ursabia, Hervin Santoyas and Richard Bautista.
Rey Avila is the head coach, Hilario Estagonde assistant coach and Agustino Casenda is team manager.
Anflocor, on the other hand, is composed of team captain Sherwin Santos, Mansfield Martinez, Socrates Amacio Jr., Philip Mejorada, Evaristo Alegre, Joen Unilongo, Manuel Pahamotang, Rannel Flores, Christopher Go, Russel Barrizo, Ronnel Aposaga and Ariel Ureta.
Higenio Grapa is the coach, while Atty. Alan Roy Lopez is the team manager.
YGC is represented by Adel Gino Paulo Nobleza, Franklin Santa Cruz, Leonil Genoso, Anthony delos Santos, Jose Nino Leones, Policarpo Viola Jr., Michael Ongsai, Ramon Elizan Jr., Erchez Agdon, Jack Nang, Adrian Jun Sevilla, playing coach Adel Nobleza and playing assistant coach Johnard Escudero.
To play for www.express are Gilbert Aquino, Renato Boniel, Patricio Bustamante, Samuel Edusma, Edwin Guibone, Arnel Lluvido, Merwin Ramos, Nelson Abarca, Adener Alicarte, Johnny Dayson, Ferdinand Galutera, Jiffrey Joven, Ianfranco Phala and Romie Toyongan. Coach is Juanito Alba.
Two games in the Junior division and one in the Cadet will be played earlier. Assumption College of Davao collides with Stella Maris Academy in Cadet at 9 a.m. followed also by their junior teams at 10:30 a.m.
Davao Christian High School will clash against Philippine Women’s College at 1 p.m. also in the junior divisions.
The league is organized by the Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. (EASMI) and initiated by the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (MOVE) under Davao Chapter head Carlos Vargas and MOVE national sports entrepreneur chairman Darren Evangelista.(pr)
Dasia, 3 others to debut on Dec. 6
Games tomorrow (Dec. 5) @ Emcor: 9 a.m. – PWC vs. SPBTS (Cadet) 10:30 a.m. – Davao Jones vs. Assumption (Cadet) 1 p.m. – Assumption vs. Brokenshire (Junior) 2:30 p.m. – DRANHS vs. Thompson (Junior) 4 p.m. – Brokenshire vs. USEP (Senior)
THE Davao Security and Intelligence Agency (Dasia) and three other teams are making their debut in the Inter-Company Division of the Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament at the Emcor Sports Center.
Dasia of Col. Emil Escandor will face the Anflor Group of Companies in the main game at 4 p.m. following the match-up between the Yuchengco Group of Companies and www.express at 2:30 p.m.
Dasia will be played by Genaro Recalde Jr., Eleazar Balbero, Sergio Presbitero, Renil Bautista, Roy Arcaya, Melchor Jimenez Jr., Rannie Dinanlagan, Josepedi Sarael, Dennis Sakilan, Jessie Montes, Hubert Cesar Jr., Noel Gomez, Teodoro Torion Jr., Julieto Ursabia, Hervin Santoyas and Richard Bautista.
Rey Avila is the head coach, Hilario Estagonde assistant coach and Agustino Casenda is team manager.
Anflocor, on the other hand, is composed of team captain Sherwin Santos, Mansfield Martinez, Socrates Amacio Jr., Philip Mejorada, Evaristo Alegre, Joen Unilongo, Manuel Pahamotang, Rannel Flores, Christopher Go, Russel Barrizo, Ronnel Aposaga and Ariel Ureta.
Higenio Grapa is the coach, while Atty. Alan Roy Lopez is the team manager.
YGC is represented by Adel Gino Paulo Nobleza, Franklin Santa Cruz, Leonil Genoso, Anthony delos Santos, Jose Nino Leones, Policarpo Viola Jr., Michael Ongsai, Ramon Elizan Jr., Erchez Agdon, Jack Nang, Adrian Jun Sevilla, playing coach Adel Nobleza and playing assistant coach Johnard Escudero.
To play for www.express are Gilbert Aquino, Renato Boniel, Patricio Bustamante, Samuel Edusma, Edwin Guibone, Arnel Lluvido, Merwin Ramos, Nelson Abarca, Adener Alicarte, Johnny Dayson, Ferdinand Galutera, Jiffrey Joven, Ianfranco Phala and Romie Toyongan. Coach is Juanito Alba.
Two games in the Junior division and one in the Cadet will be played earlier. Assumption College of Davao collides with Stella Maris Academy in Cadet at 9 a.m. followed also by their junior teams at 10:30 a.m.
Davao Christian High School will clash against Philippine Women’s College at 1 p.m. also in the junior divisions.
The league is organized by the Evangelista Aquatics and Sports Management Inc. (EASMI) and initiated by the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (MOVE) under Davao Chapter head Carlos Vargas and MOVE national sports entrepreneur chairman Darren Evangelista.(pr)
Orange Generation resumes Dec. 5 at Emcor
FIVE games will be played this Saturday, December 5 as the Orange Generation Cup basketball tournament resumes hostilites at the Emcor Sports Center according to tournament director Rael Diaz.
Brokenshire College of Davao seeks its second straight win in the Senior Division as it collides against the University of Southeastern Philippines in the main game at 4 p.m. The squad of Coach Arnulfo Rojas earlier crushed Philippine Women’s College, 80-69 last Sunday as Richie Andales topscored with 18 points, while Christian Joy Edralin and Michael Llanos both chipped in 12 points.
USEP bowed to UIC, 59-95 last Sunday. Brokenshire will also go for its second straight victory in the Junior division when it faces Assumption College of Davao at 1 p.m. Brokenshire made an impressive debut by routing the Immanuel School of Davao, 85-49 last Saturday at the Woodridge gym.
Philippine Women’s College will also eye for its second win as it takes on the Southern Philippines Baptist Theological Seminary in the first game at 9 a.m. in the Cadet division. The other games pit Davao Jones Academy against Assumption Cadet at 10:30 a.m. and Thompson Christian School versus Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School at 2:30 p.m. in the Junior division.
The four-divisional league is organized by the Evangelista Aquatic and Sports Management Inc. in coordination with the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (MOVE).(pr)
Brokenshire College of Davao seeks its second straight win in the Senior Division as it collides against the University of Southeastern Philippines in the main game at 4 p.m. The squad of Coach Arnulfo Rojas earlier crushed Philippine Women’s College, 80-69 last Sunday as Richie Andales topscored with 18 points, while Christian Joy Edralin and Michael Llanos both chipped in 12 points.
USEP bowed to UIC, 59-95 last Sunday. Brokenshire will also go for its second straight victory in the Junior division when it faces Assumption College of Davao at 1 p.m. Brokenshire made an impressive debut by routing the Immanuel School of Davao, 85-49 last Saturday at the Woodridge gym.
Philippine Women’s College will also eye for its second win as it takes on the Southern Philippines Baptist Theological Seminary in the first game at 9 a.m. in the Cadet division. The other games pit Davao Jones Academy against Assumption Cadet at 10:30 a.m. and Thompson Christian School versus Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School at 2:30 p.m. in the Junior division.
The four-divisional league is organized by the Evangelista Aquatic and Sports Management Inc. in coordination with the Multi-sectoral Organization of Volunteer Entrepreneurs (MOVE).(pr)
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