San Roque Football Clinic

San Roque FC veteran and coach Eleazar Toledo will conduct a football clinic for at San Roque from May 4 to June 3.

Age categories in the clinic is from 6 to 17 years old, and will be held every Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 to 10 a.m. Registration fee is P1,500 inclusive of jersey.

Interested players may contact Toledo at 0927-491-1132.

Aside from coaching Bright Academy, Toledo also plays for the San Roque FC Men's team, and the Queen City United Men's team in the Cebu Inter Club Invitational Tournament. He also coaches the San Roque Women's team and is also the head coach of the Cebu International School led Cebu City team to the Philippine Football Federation Women's Under-17 national finals next month.

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