Cebu City bags secondary football crown.



PAOLO Pascual again came up with the heroics to tow the Abellana National School led Cebu City Niños to a 4-0 win over Negros in the finals of the Central Visayas Athletic Association secondary football in Bohol.

Pascual, from Paref Springdale, blocked three kickers, while Cebu converted on their spot kicks for their scintillating shootout win, giving Cebu the title they lost last year after racking up seven straight wins in the annual meet.

In thier final game last Friday, Pascual also had a crucial save in another shootout win over the same team.


The win earned Cebu City, coached by Francis Ramirez and DAnny Ramos, a berth in next month's Palarong Pambansa.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Good luck and way to go Cebu
12:21 PM
Anonymous said…
Congratulation to you guys, you brought honor once again to the Cebu football community. And to Coach Francis, you are deserving to coached the team also to Asst. Coach Danny Ramos. Nice work guys.
1:27 PM
Anonymous said…
ang picture sa cvraa
12:08 PM
Anonymous said…
sa abellana lang na football
12:09 PM
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