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Remaining Games 10th Fr. Martin Cup Division 2

Sunday, September 30, 2012 VENUE – San Beda College, Mendiola

DIVISION

9:00am Letran vs. CKSC - B Jrs. – A
10:30am UPHSD vs. Informatics Srs. – B
12:00 nn FEU vs. EAC – Manila Srs. – A
1:30pm UST vs. EAC – ICA Jrs. – A
3:00pm San Beda vs. Adamson Jrs. – A


Saturday, October 6, 2012 VENUE – T.B.A.

DIVISION

9:00am AUF vs. CKSC - A Jrs. – B
10:30am San Benildo vs. Hope Jrs. – A
12:00 nn CKSC - B vs. UST Jrs. – A
1:30pm EAC – ICA vs. Adamson Jrs. – A
3:00pm De la Salle vs. San Beda Srs. – A

Sunday, October 7, 2012 VENUE – San Beda College, Mendiola

DIVISION

9:00am San Beda vs. JRU Jrs. – A
10:30am Informatics vs. Ateneo Srs. – B
12:00 nn Hope vs. Letran Jrs. – A
1:30pm AUF vs. UE Jrs. – B
3:00pm Trinity vs. UE Srs. – B


Saturday, October 13, 2012 VENUE – T.B.A.

DIVISION

9:00am CKSC - B vs. Hope Jrs. – A
10:30am JRU vs. Adamson Jrs. – A
12:00 nn JRU vs. San Sebastian - B Srs. – B
1:30pm Letran vs. EAC – ICA Jrs. – A
3:00pm CKSC – A vs. Trinity Jrs. – B
4:00 pm Xavier vs. FEU Jrs. – B


Sunday, October 14, 2012 VENUE – San Beda College, Mendiola

DIVISION

9:00am FEU vs. San Sebastian Jrs. – B
10:30am UST vs. Letran Jrs. – A
12:00nn EAC – ICA vs. San Benildo Jrs. – A
1:30pm Hope vs. San Beda Jrs. – A
3:00pm NU vs. MIT Srs. – A

October 20, 2012 quarter finals TBA

October 21, 2012 semi finals at San Beda College, Mendiola

October 27, 2012 Finals at San Beda College, Mendiola

can anyone name all those players played yesterday?

Muakng may player tayong may potential sa Team B ah.

Stags enter Fr. Martin quarter-finals

ABS-CBNnews.com
Posted at 09/30/2012 6:52 PM | Updated as of 09/30/2012 6:52 PM


MANILA, Philippines – The San Sebastian College-A Stags booked a berth in the quarterfinals of the 10th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup after nipping the Angeles University Foundation (AUF), 78-74.

The Stags drew crucial points from Jaymar Perez, Gio Vergara and Bradwin Guinto at the endgame against AUF.

Perez scored five of his 12 points in the last 3:52 of the game, including a triple to break a 72-all deadlock.

The Stags-A, who also drew 28 points from Jason Pusiquit, claimed the first quarterfinals seat in Group A. They finished the elimination round with a 6-2 record.

In other games, the Informatics (4-1) stayed in contention for a finals slot in Group B after blasting San Sebastian-B, 80-44, behind 14 points from Jay-R Manuel.

Meanwhile, Giovanni Luz fired 22 points for Far Eastern University in their 66-62 victory over De La Salle.

In the juniors division, Arvin Faustino scored 13 points for the Xavier School Stallions, who booked their fourth straight win by beating the San Sebastian Staglets, 73-38.

University of the East (2-2) got 23 points from Raymar Caduyac as they topped St. Joseph-Bulacan, 74-50.

Isang rule regarding elibility:

as provided in these Rules, the residency requirement for students who have studied abroad in order to be eligible to play in the UAAP, shall be two (2) consecutive years having been duly enrolled in the Philippines and having satisfactorily met the academic requirements by passing the minimum number of units required. For transferees, the rules on transfer students shall apply.

So two years nga dapat residency ni Arafat. Tagal pa nun. Wag sana mainip!

Thanks syadaker for the scheds! Manuod ako minsan para makapagpost ako ng mga infos regarding sa Team B natin.

Red Warriors clinch AUBC cage diadem


MANILA, Philippines - University of the East upended Olivarez College, 76-72, to capture the title in the Cobra Energy Drink-ninth Asian University Basketball Championship at the Trinity University of Asia (TUA) gym in Quezon City.

The Red Warriors trailed by six points at the middle of the third quarter before they engineered a decisive rally that gave them an 11-point lead late in the fourth quarter en route to a perfect 5-0 record in the five-day, single round tournament supported by Cobra Energy Drink, AgriNurture Inc (ANI) and Healthy Options and organized by the Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF), in cooperation with the Federation of School Sports Associations of the Philippines and Basketball Association of the Philippines.

Indonesia’s Hangtuah (3-2) copped third place with an 83-51 rout of winless

Universiti Teknologi MARI of Malaysia (0-5). La Salle-Dasmariñas (2-3), downed host Trinity University of Asia (1-4) to finish fourth.

FESSAP president David Ong and vice president Tisha Abundo, BAP executive vice president Christian Tan, and FESSAP deputy secretary general, retired Colonel Ariel Querubin, Peewee Lim of Cobra Energy Drink and host Trinity University athletic director Milagros Gutierrez witnessed the finals of the annual event won by Guangdong University of China last year in Bintulu, Malaysia.

Warriors team manager Jess Tanchanco and UE head coach Boyzie Zamar received the championship trophy presented by Lim of Asia Brewery.

Red Warrior JM Noble was named tournament’s most valuable player.


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I think Raymar Caduyac is from the Juniors.

Mukang insider ka anonymous_red ah..share ka pa ng infos mo dito

icemint wrote:Muakng may player tayong may potential sa Team B ah.

Stags enter Fr. Martin quarter-finals

ABS-CBNnews.com
Posted at 09/30/2012 6:52 PM | Updated as of 09/30/2012 6:52 PM


MANILA, Philippines – The San Sebastian College-A Stags booked a berth in the quarterfinals of the 10th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup after nipping the Angeles University Foundation (AUF), 78-74.

The Stags drew crucial points from Jaymar Perez, Gio Vergara and Bradwin Guinto at the endgame against AUF.

Perez scored five of his 12 points in the last 3:52 of the game, including a triple to break a 72-all deadlock.

The Stags-A, who also drew 28 points from Jason Pusiquit, claimed the first quarterfinals seat in Group A. They finished the elimination round with a 6-2 record.

In other games, the Informatics (4-1) stayed in contention for a finals slot in Group B after blasting San Sebastian-B, 80-44, behind 14 points from Jay-R Manuel.

Meanwhile, Giovanni Luz fired 22 points for Far Eastern University in their 66-62 victory over De La Salle.

In the juniors division, Arvin Faustino scored 13 points for the Xavier School Stallions, who booked their fourth straight win by beating the San Sebastian Staglets, 73-38.

University of the East (2-2) got 23 points from Raymar Caduyac as they topped St. Joseph-Bulacan, 74-50.

Hindi ba juniors division yang Raymar Caduyac? Kasi wala naman atang Seniors na pinadala ang St.Joseph?

icemint wrote:Isang rule regarding elibility:

as provided in these Rules, the residency requirement for students who have studied abroad in order to be eligible to play in the UAAP, shall be two (2) consecutive years having been duly enrolled in the Philippines and having satisfactorily met the academic requirements by passing the minimum number of units required. For transferees, the rules on transfer students shall apply.

So two years nga dapat residency ni Arafat. Tagal pa nun. Wag sana mainip!

Thanks syadaker for the scheds! Manuod ako minsan para makapagpost ako ng mga infos regarding sa Team B natin.

Students who have studied highschool in abroad? Or studends already in college in abroad, transferring here?

@stump, oo nga na-overlooked ko. UE HS nga yan si Caduyac.


PLAYERS ELIGIBILITY
General Requirements

1. All athletes in the Junior Division must be elementary graduates or its equivalent in the case of integrated schools.

2. All athletes in the Senior Division must be high school graduates or shall have been certified as duly qualified for promotion to college.

3. All athletes must be certified by the registrar of the Member University concerned as being officially enrolled therein during the current semester/term.

4. An incoming collegiate athlete is defined as a fresh high school graduate and/or a transferee who is eligible under the UAAP rules.

5. An incoming collegiate athlete who is a high school graduate from a UAAP Member University and enrolled in another Member University shall take a mandatory one year residency except when a prior clearance is issued by the Member University concerned for the voluntary release of such athlete.

6. Except as provided in these Rules, the residency requirement for students who have studied abroad in order to be eligible to play in the UAAP, shall be two (2) consecutive years having been duly enrolled in the Philippines and having satisfactorily met the academic requirements by passing the minimum number of units required. For transferees, the rules on transfer students shall apply. Further, the following cases are exempted:

a. Children of parents assigned abroad due to the nature of their jobs;
b. Children whose parents are OFW’s and stationed abroad.
c. Filipino students who had their 2nd high school graduation abroad, provided the 1st graduation was from a high school in the Philippines.

7. All athletes who took a PEP test or its equivalent qualifying examination or test for admission to high school or college shall be subject to a mandatory one (1) year residency requirement effective SY 2007 – 2008.

8. Any athlete who joins any draft pool in any professional league or professional sporting event, regardless of whether or not officially drafted or included in the line up, shall automatically be deemed ineligible to play.

9. Any athlete who joins any coaching staff of any professional league or professional sporting event in whatever capacity (e.g. Consultant, assistant coach, trainer, etc.) may be deemed ineligible to play in the UAAP as determined by the board.

10. On the other hand, an athlete who has been listed in the official line up or has played in the PBL shall, before being allowed to play in the UAAP be required to establish two (2) years residency in the UAAP. In such case his PBL playing years shall be counted as UAAP playing year.

Warriors, Cubs gain in Martin Cup
(The Philippine Star) Updated October 10, 2012 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - University of the East trounced San Sebastian College-B, 75-49, while San Beda toppled Adamson, 66-49, to advance to the next round in the 10th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup at the TIP gym in Quiapo yesterday.

RR de Leon banged in 24 points, while Renz Palma and Mustapha Arafat had 13 points for the Red Warriors, who improved to 6-1 in men’s Group B.

Mark Anthony Framil shot 11 points, while the Noorish Decapia hit 10 points for the Red Cubs, who posted their fifth win in row in Group A of the junior side.

In other junior games, Xavier School drew 26 points from Paolo Susmerano as they it routed St. Joseph-Bulacan, 105-59, to stay on target for a semis slot in Group B at 5-1.

The UE Junior Warriors, behind Ricky Mandilao’s 14 points, held off Trinity, 59-56.

UE, San Beda solidify positions in Fr. Martin Cup
By Mark Giongco
INQUIRER.net

MANILA, Philippines—The University of the East continued its winning ways as it scored a 75-49 drubbing of San Sebastian-B in the 10th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup at the TIP gym in Quiapo, Manila.
The Red Warriors inched closer to claiming the top quarterfinals seat in Group B after racking up their sixth win in seven starts.
RR de Leon pumped in 24 points while also getting help from Renz Palma and Mustapha Arafat who had 13 each.
Meanwhile, San Beda thwarted Adamson, 66-49, in juniors play for its fifth straight win.
Mark Anthony Framil and Noorish Decapia had 11 and 10 points respectively for the Red Cubs, who remained on course to be the first team to nail a semifinals berth in Group A.
In other juniors games, Paolo Susmerano shot 26 points as Xavier School toyed with St. Joseph-Bulacan, 105-59, to solidify its position for a semis slot in Group B with a 5-1 slate.
The Junior Warriors, on the other hand, squeaked past Trinity, 59-56, behind Ricky Mandilao’s 14 points.

Humahataw si RR De Leon ah, sana madala nya yan sa UAAP Next Year.

UE na sana ang tatapos sa sumpa ng Ateneo, haha. Maiba lang, may nabasa akong comment sa FB. Bumalik na ata ng San Beda ung Semerad twins. true?

Yan din ang huling nabasa ko sa pex.

Pero kung totoo yan pinagulo lang nila buhay nila.

At di naman sila threat sa UAAP.

have you guys heard the news? Bo Perasol and MVP is now backing up University of the Philippines. W-O-W.

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MVP just want to have more connection to lesser the ease of his drive to rule and control the country. Pweh, stupid politics makes me sick and politics in sports even makes me more sicker!

Dummy lang naman talaga yan si MVP, ang pera nya ay galing sa Salim Family ng Indonesia. Sila talaga ang boss ni MVP.

Simulang pumasok si MVP sa UAAP hindi na balanse ang liga, at ang officiating to say the least.

anyway merun ba kayu scoutuing report kung sinu2x na mga ggraduate this season sa UAAP. Which school kaya ang intact pa ang line-up?

Malaking bgay tlga pag nag-iba ka ng coach. Pero i don't know sa case ng Ateneo, kung makakaapekto ba tlga sa system nila ang paglisan ni Coach Black. Pwedeng oo, kung dinala lahat sa Talk n text ung current coaching staff nila. Pwede ring hindi kasi marami pa rin sila notable players sa roster nila(e.g. Ravena, Buenafe, Tiongson). Same goes as for UST. Adyan pa ata sina Teng, Abdul, Mariano, Ferrer.

Eto ang mga intact kung hindi ako magkakamali- FEU, NU, UST,

Ang ADMU 5 mawawala ang UP yata 6-8 ang mawawala. Good luck with that.

In Other News! Former Perpetual Help And San Sebastian Head Coach "Bai Cristobal" is now part of the UE Coaching Staff!

Wow welcome development yan!

Mukang binoboost talaga nila ang Coaching Staff ng Warriors ah!

icemint wrote:Dummy lang naman talaga yan si MVP, ang pera nya ay galing sa Salem Family ng Indonesia. Sila talaga ang boss ni MVP.

Simulang pumasok si MVP sa UAAP hindi na balanse ang liga, at ang officiating to say the least.

With this statement, napa-basa tuloy ako ng history ni MVP at naparesearch. haha.

Anyway, Bai Cristobal's on our boat now. Im getting excited for next year...