Kainos wins on own goal

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CHAMPIONS: an own goal gave Kainos the championship.

NCR’s Norberto Tongoy scored the lone goal in the 1st Asia Town IT Park Inter Company Football tournament against Kainos Football Club last Saturday at the SVD field.

Unfortunately, it was against his own team as he gifted the People Support manned Kainos their championship trophy after four weeks of eliminations.

The eliminations for the four-team tourney, which also had ladies in their lineup started last May and ended last June 4 with the chamionship on June 11.

In a tightly fought final, both teams seemed headed to a shoot out after they checked each other offense, before that fateful Tongoy incident in the final two minutes of extra time.

Kainos FC midfielder Ron Palang sent a low drive off a corner kick inside the penalty box, however Tongoy hit his clearance off the back of Miguel Lorenzo, sending the ball back into their own court for their heart breaking loss.

In the battle for third place, NEC won over TTSP 1-0.

The other members of the champion squad are Rowena Retuerto, Elna Ruby Liboon,
Joanne Caroline Asuncion, Miguel Antonio Lorenzo, Martin Luke Abragan, John Edward Mendoza, Dax Malony Montealegre, Carlos Zialcita, Jonathan Duran, Lord Benjamin Belga,
Rouel Palang, Ralph Jon Palacios, Ryan Dawn Umadhay, Noel Tadifa, Alex Jupista and Mark Geronimo Ele

Comments

Anonymous said…
Rowena Retuerto, I love you!
1:27 AM
Cebu Football said…
thanks for dropping by god, care to drop a miracle or two?
11:16 AM
Cebu Football said…
kaila ka ni rowena??
2:51 PM
Anonymous said…
Kinsa na si rowena? Pirmi lagi ko kadungog ana niya. Intriga ko. Asa man iyang picture?

Salamat.
8:37 AM
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