USC takes first Cesafi crown

After a seven year wait, the University of San Carlos finally nailed a collegiate football title, beating the University of San Jose-Recoletos, 1-0, in the Cesafi finals.

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Anonymous said…
wow wat a nice game both teams played their best though san carlos is more of the stamina material,josenians never give up attacking...with one forward only..i know san jose is lacking when comes to subs because of the injuries and red cards but still they prove that they can let the people enjoy and game by playing good football,that makes USJR a wonderful team...we can or they can make people enjoy by watching the game and that makes cebu football a wonderful thing...

congrats to USC for gaining the champion after 7 years of drout they are the champs now...

and to mike limpag congrats hehehehe and to all USC fans..
8:59 AM
Anonymous said…
at long last, after how many years of waiting! congrats to the usc men's team! hope their ladies team could duplicate their feat in the up and coming 11-aside leagues...
12:23 PM
Anonymous said…
Congrats!
3:49 PM
Anonymous said…
Bridesmaid nasad?? tsk.tsk.tsk.. Never and won't be a bride!!! hehehe...
6:02 PM
Anonymous said…
Bridesmaids nsad ang USJR??? tsk.tsk.tsk.... Better luck next year!
6:08 PM
Anonymous said…
usc players - soriano, tirol, bacolod and atillo - facing and winning over usjr players - intong, bata, lachica, amay and liklik buglosa - was a classic case of the student winning over the teacher. the usc players were grade 4 and 5 students wearing shorts while the usjr players were 3rd and 4th year students when both groups studied in DBC. the older Bosconians partly trained soriano and company, while the younger boys acted as ballbays when the older players were practicing.

it uplifts the spirit when you practically see young boys grow up into excellent young men and succeeding. the usc players went back to DBC today to give thanks to their former coaches who played an integral part in their development, not only as players, but also as God-fearing young men.

congratulations to the USC team. don't let the success get into your heads. the core of the team is young and has the capability to create a football dynasty. God speed.
6:58 PM
Anonymous said…
yeah you are right ronaldo: and kaka brides maid again but still they are in the 2nd spot thats very consistent since the beginning of CESAFI,and we are just the team,i mean USJR did it?UV did it?USPFC AND UC did it?

wala san jose ra jud and grabeh ka consistent na,and bati man pud kaayu segi labg USJR machampion dbah walay challenge the next 4 years we will get it back...hahahahah

its part of the game that there is a loser and a winner,even if USJR has the matured player as wat ronaldo is telling but still you cant predict the game of football, many will happen impossibly..and we know that....

and ronaldo and kaka...sa pag championship wala nagamit sa san jose and ilahang ball possitioning wala nila na duminate and duwa mao guba kaayu,but ang USC pud wala pero consistent lang sila sa hangin nila...

pero nindut jud ang duwa..

good day " for the love of the game "
2:24 PM
Anonymous said…
thanks kaka,brides we are..hheheh its ok..at least we are in the top teams every year..and we did it consistently...di UV,SANCARLOS,USP AND UC did it that they will fight for championship every year?didthey kaka?

ronaldo yup even how good usjr is,they have lapses and we the players of usjr once knows that,the championship game last thursday is lacking of ball positioning..and the old players of usjr that you mentioned ronaldo even they are matured player already it doesnt mean that they can dominate,right?its a teams sports so mao na nakita namu nga lacking pag duwa nila and mao na...

ok ra na bay its bati pud if always san jose champion sa CESAFI,lain napud maybe next year and consecutive 4 years again,hehehehe..its part of the game losers and winners will prevail bati man pud ang 2 ka team mudaug..

dbah?heheheh

tagay ta...para alegre
2:44 PM
Anonymous said…
yup they should thank their coaches all of them..we should thank our coaches for the benifit they gave us..for being free in paying our tuitions..

and God itself we should be thankful to him
3:10 PM
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