Ticgahon update

*Manfred, sorry I can't upload your pics, it's too dark, my pc just got reformatted and I lost my photoshop program, so I can't edit the pics.

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update from Manfred


Team Basak showed again surprising performance when it draw 3:3 with CSCST (SCI-TECH)in the latest game of FCINTER CEBU TICGAHON League. Both teams played strong over the 90 minutes and the supporters from both sides were excited and cheering about the good performance shown until last minute. CSAT took over now the lead of the table with 13 points. Team Basak still 3 games behind the schedule is now also one of the favorites for the title.

The youth-league on Saturday saw also many improved teams, so the scores are much more tied and the games very interesting except for the Under 12 teams because of their big age-differences. The players were not to stop, even when the last game of Saturday turned in a little water battle due to the heavy rainfall.

Results of the youth-teams:
Ticgahon shooters vs. CIC U 12 1:19
Abuno FC vs. CIC U 14 1:3
Tabor Hill Saints vs. CIC U 16 3:4
Ticgahon vs. Mahayahay kickers U 14 4:4
Abuno FC vs. Ticgahon shooters U 16 3:5.

The schedule for coming Saturday, August 12/Youthleague:
8 am CIC vs. Abuno FC U 12
9 am Mahayahay kickers vs. CIC U 14
12 am Pajac vs Abuno FC U 14
3 pm Abuno FC vs. Pajac U 16
4 pm Ticgahon shooters vs. Tabor Hill Saints U 16

Sunday, August 13, Mens open:
8am Abuno FC vs. Imperats United
10am Tabor Hill Saints vs Mandaue Gunners
2pm Team Basak vs. Pajac goalgetters
4 pm Ticgahon vs. CSCST SCI-TECH

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