For the PaBol girls fans


Here's the picture of the San Roque Girls 17 champions.

Keep your comments and reactions, in check. This are Under-17 girls mind you.

*Front (L-R): Ban-Ban Yu, Jackie Ting, Charmaine Badilles, Bea Maximo
*Back (L-R): Nikki Sembrano, Patty Liu, Mitch Muller, Julienne Canoy, Althea
Lua, Erika Casas

Comments

Anonymous said…
PaBol Girls just want to have FUNdamentals. If it wins a couple of games or a tournament will just be a bonus for them. From the looks of the photo, I think they are having fun. Hope it will encourage other girls to take up the sport. Its not a rough game, as what other people think. And definitely its not for boys only.
2:26 PM
Anonymous said…
Yap, i hope more girls will pick up the game.
3:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Don't worry about comments from my end. MILF lang ko bai. Heheh
4:10 PM
Anonymous said…
kaw baldur ha...mabal-an gani na na. ma dial 163 gyud ta
4:13 PM
Anonymous said…
163 bantay bata mana. Kung MILF kanang senior citizen hotline siguro. Hehe
8:59 AM
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