GTZ Cup winners

PLAYERS-8 DIVISION (boys/girls born 1998 & above)
4v4 NG (max 7 players/team)
12mins/game

1. San Roque FC - A
2. San Roque FC - B
3. M Lhuillier Canduman
4. Don Bosco College - Black
5. Don Bosco College - Brown
6. Springdale
7. Asian Shipping

Champion: SAN ROQUE FC - A
2nd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BLACK
3rd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BROWN
Most Valuable Player: LAWRENCE COLINA (San Roque FC - A)

PLAYERS-10 DIVISION (boys/girls born 1996 & above)
5v5 (max 8 players/team)
12mins/game

1. FC Inter Cebu
2. Sacred Heart Jesuit - A
3. Sacred Heart Jesuit - B
4. San Roque FC
5. M Lhuillier Canduman - A
6. M Lhuillier Canduman - B
7. M Lhuillier Canduman - C
8. Asian Shipping
9. Ateneo de Manila - A
10. Ateneo de Manila - B
11. Don Bosco College - Blue
12. Don Bosco College - White
13. Don Bosco College - Red
14. Springdale

Champion: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - RED
2nd Place: ATENEO DE MANILA - A
3rd Place: SACRED HEART SCHOOL JESUIT - B
Most Valuable Player: YVES CABALLERO (Don Bosco College - Red)

BOYS-12 DIVISION (boys born 1994 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. FC Inter Cebu
2. Sacred Heart Jesuit
3. San Roque FC
4. Hiroshi FC
5. Don Bosco College - Yellow
6. Don Bosco College - Blue
7. Springdale
8. Mabes Mulbachs

Champion: HIROSHI FC
2nd Place: DON BOSCO COLLEGE - BLUE
3rd Place: PAREF-SPRINGDALE SCHOOL
Most Valuable Player: JALE DE LOS SANTOS (Hiroshi FC)

GIRLS-12 DIVISION (girls born 1994 & above)
5v5 (max 8 players/team)
12mins/game

1. San Roque FC - A
2. Isla Printers
3. San Roque FC - B

Champion: SAN ROQUE FC
2nd Place: ISLA PRINTERS
Most Valuable Player: ANN JUEZAN

BOYS-17 DIVISION (boys born 1989 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. CIC-Mandaue
2. FC Inter Lapu-Lapu
3. FC Inter Cebu
4. San Roque FC - A
5. San Roque FC - B
6. USPF
7. Springdale - PFF Regional
8. Springdale - Verano
9. CIS

Champion: SPRINGDALE - VERANO
2nd Place: CEBU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
3rd Place: SPRINGDALE - PFF REGIONAL
Most Valuable Player: BLUI ARRIOLA (Springdale-Verano)

GIRLS-17 DIVISION (girls born 1989 & above)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. San Roque FC
2. Isla Printers
3. CIS

Champion: CEBU INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: ISLA PRINTERS

MEN'S OPEN DIVISION (men open age)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. Don Bosco Alumni FC - A
2. Don Bosco Alumni FC - B
3. San Roque FC
4. QC United FC
5. Magone - Firefox
6. Magone - Phoenix
7. USPF
8. CSCST

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: MAGONE-FIREFOX
Most Valuable Player: MARTIN BONTIA (QC Utd FC)

WOMEN'S OPEN DIVISION (women open age)
7v7 (max 10 players/team)
15mins/game

1. San Roque FC
2. QC United FC - A
3. QC United FC - B
4. FCI Mulbachs
5. Isla Printers
6. Mulbachs

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - B
2nd Place: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - A
3rd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
Most Valuable Player: MA. CARMELA OPENIANO

MEN'S 36 & ABOVE DIVISION (men born 1970 & below)
7v7 (max 12 players/team)
15mins/game

1. Don Bosco Alumni FC
2. San Roque FC
3. Hiroshi - B
4. QC United FC - A
5. QC United FC - B
6. Hiroshi - A

Champion: QUEEN CITY UNITED FC - B
2nd Place: SAN ROQUE FC
3rd Place: HIROSHI FC -B
Most Valuable Player: ROY TUNACAO

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi Mike!

Thahks for the updated results & for your comments at my blogspot.

I discovered the websites you mentioned awhile back & look into these, but not that frequently (yet).....busy kaayo sa office.

You're doing a great job doing Cebu's football scene, and I say this (even as a columnist of a rival paper).

Rico
8:56 AM
Anonymous said…
No pics?
9:03 PM
Anonymous said…
still waiting for it mike........don't worry, im sure he has lots of pics......I have pics of the palaro also, but the cd i got, can't somehow be read by my pc.......i think my pc's drunk or got a corrupted mind....it keeps saying "disc is corrupt"

stay tuned......
12:47 AM
Anonymous said…
Can't understand why a partially-subsidized festival has a become a big issue for others. Is an assesment of P50 per player too much? Pila ra na ka beer Mike? If you say its not the point, what is? Is it not better to get partial subsidy than none at all? If an organization also wants to raise money, why can't it? Thats why we have a CFA board to deliberate on issues like this and I am pretty sure its not Maximo's decision alone.
8:35 AM
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