Hiroshi bags second win

HIROSHI FC bagged its second win the easy way, after a 6-1 demolition of Bright Academy in the Red Ribbon 16 Under tournament yesterday at the San Roque Parish football grounds.

The win earned Hiroshi a trip to the semifinal round after topping its Group B with a 2-0 mark, having defeated Don Bosco Boys’ Home, 2-0, in its first match last week.

Roniel Cuizon opened the outburst in the fifth minute before Bright’s Gergios Kyriakopoulos tied the mark in the 24th. The draw didn’t last long as Christian Vasquez banged the go ahead in the 34th and Jethro de los Santos scored the first of his two goals five minutes later.

Miguel Subang opened the second half attack with a goal in the 49th before Dan Marnil Villarico struck in the 59th and delos Santos capped the rout with his second goal a minute later.

Meanwhile host San Roque FC handed Cebu Inmaculada Concepcion – Mandaue (CIC-M), its second loss with a 3-1 win yesterday. CIC-M also lost to Don Bosco Technological Center, 0-7, in its first match.

Carlo Borya scored first for the home boys and in the 21st before Jon Ervin Ceniza leveled the count in the 31st minute. Evan Manuel Ancajas scored in the 37th for a 2-1 SRFC lead going into the second half and Aljohn Armamento scored in the 68th minute.

FC Inter Cebu also suffered its second straight loss, 1-4, against Blessed John XXIII Seminary. FC Inter also lost to Springdale, 0-7, last week.

John Mark Vargas and Paul Abangan had two goals each for BJS while Jonel Palang scored the lone goal for Inter.

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