Ticgahon League Update

Big surprise for unbeaten leader Mandaue Gunners, they lost their 1st game in the 5th round of FCINTERCEBU football-league against newcomer Team Basak, 0-4, and drew with CSCST-TECH who won 4-1 against Ticgahon.

Both now have 12 points but the Gunners have three more goals.

Results and standingsTeam Basak vs. Mandaue Gunners 4:0

Ticgahon shooters vs. CSCST SCI-TECH 1-4
Abuno FC vs. Pajac goalgetters 9-4
Tabor Hill Saints vs. Imperats United 3-7

Table: July 30
Team Points Goals
1. Mandaue Gunners 12 + 25
2. CSCST SCI-TECH 12 + 22
3. Imperats United 9 + 9
4. Tabor Hill Saints 9 + 8
5. Abuno FC 6 - 6
6. Ticgahon shooters 3 - 2
6. Team Basak 3 - 2
8. Pajac goalgetters 0 - 52

CIC continue to dominate the youth-league with wins over Pajac U14 and Abuno U16. Tabor Hill took the lead of the U 16 teams with a 3:1 win over Pajac.

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