Boys 15

From CebuFA

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10TH ABOITIZ CEBUFA BOYS-15 CUP
November 18, 2006 to February 3, 2007
sponsored by Aboitiz Group Foundation, Inc. (AGFI)
organized by Cebu Football Association, Inc. (CebuFA)
sanctioned by Phil. Football Federation, Inc. (PFF)


OFFICIAL TEAM STANDINGS
as of December 2, 2006 5:00PM


GROUP A Win Draw Loss Pts GF GA GD

1-San Roque Football Club 2W 0D 0L 6Pts 10GF 2GA +8GD
2-Don Bosco College – B 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 7GF 0GA +7GD
2-PAREF-Springdale School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 7GF 0GA +7GD
3-Blessed John Seminary XXIII 1W 0D 1L 3Pts 4GF 3GA +1GD
4-Colegio dela Inmaculada Conc– Mand 0W 1D 2L 1Pt 1GF 10GA -9GD
5-University of San Carlos – North Camp 0W 1D 2L 1Pt 1GF 15GA -14GD

GROUP B Win Draw Loss Pts GF GA GD

1-Cebu International School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 4GF 0GA +4GD
2-Abellana National School 1W 0D 0L 3Pts 1GF 0GA +1GD
3-Centre for International Education 1W 0D 1L 3Pts 4GF 6GA -2GD
4-Don Bosco College – A 0W 0D 1L 0Pt 0GF 1GA -1GD
5-Football Club Inter Cebu 0W 0D 1L 0Pt 2GF 4GA -2GD


*Part of the Youth Development Program (YDP) of CebuFA
*Cebu qualifying tournament for 2007 PFF Visayas Men's U-17 Finals
*Player’s eligibility: Boys born on or after January 1, 1991
*11-a-side format, maximum of 16 players + 2 officials per team
*40 minutes per half x 2 (with 10mins half-time break)
*Point system: Win = 3pts.; Draw = 1pt.; Loss = 0pt.
*Goal Difference (GD) = Goals For (GF) – Goal Against (GA)
*Tie-breaker: (1) Pts (2) GD (3) GF (4) Winner over the other (5) Toss coin
*Top two (2) teams in each group will advance to the Semi-Final round
*Semi-Final losers will play for 3rd Place
*Semi-Final winners will vie for Championship


OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE & RESULTS
as of November 18, 2006


DECEMBER 9, SATURDAY (venue: San Roque Fld, Mandaue)

10:00AM Match #12: Group B: ANS vs FC Inter Cebu
01:00AM Match #13: Group A: DBC-B vs Springdale
03:00PM Match #14: Group B: Cebu IS vs DBC-A

-ANS is favored to get past FCIC
-FCIC needs to win in order to improve its standing in Group B
-Springdale and DBC-B are currently tied in 2nd Place in Group A. Winner will top Group A
-A CIS win will solidify its top spot in Group B
-DBC-A needs to win to improve its 0-1 win-loss card

Comments

Anonymous said…
Ngano boys 15 man ang qualifying sa Cebu sa Boys 17 next year? nga duha man ka tuig ang diperensya sa 15 karun ug sa 17 next year? tanawa na ang defending champion sa aboitiz under17 karung tuiga sa aboitiz festival ang usc, dili sila ka apil sa eliminations para kung kinsa mu represent sa cebu para next year sa u17.

Simpol ra nga pangutana, hinaut dili na ta ma 5-0 or ma lubong sa regionals.

bahala namo diha magtranslate alang sa mga dili kasabot ug binisaya
3:20 AM
Anonymous said…
The 2007 PFF Visayas Regional Men's U-17, as per PFF definition, is for players turning 16 years old in 2007. That means the player should be born 1991 or younger (2007-1991=16yrs old).

To prepare for the above regional event, CebuFA organizes a local qualifying - the 2006 aboitiz CebuFA Boys-15 Cup. Again, this is for players turning 15 years old in 2006. By next year (2007), these players would have turned 16 years old and thus eligible to compete in the 2007 Mens U-17 regionals.

If you do your math properly, the cut-off year (1991) of the 2006 local qualifying and the 2007 regional event are one and the same.

This is also what was applied in 2006 PFF Visayas Regional Men's U-17 hosted by CebuFA last July 2006. Cut-off year for players was 1990. (PFF definition, 2006-1990=16yrs old). CebuFA had its 2005 aboitiz Boys-15 Cup which was won by Springdale. Again cut off year was consistent, 1990.

The 2006 aboitiz Natl Festival Boys-17 had a cut-off year of 1989 (2006-1989=17yrs old).
6:40 AM
Anonymous said…
Sakto ka MDT (Mas Dakong Tubag), but why do we call an age group by two different names? It only confuses people like DP. So Boys 15 is the same as U-16. Why not just choose either one. If national PFF insists on using 'Under'prefexis, magpa-'under' na lang sad ta sa ilang gitawag,di ba?

Calling CFA-morag bagyo jud karon. Will the games today and tomorrow be moved to December 16? Anyway no more ASEAN and possibly there will be classes next week.
7:31 AM
Anonymous said…
Age group names has long been an issue. remember attending one meeting a few years back when coaches couldnt agree on who qualifies for the Under16. I think the central argument there was whether the 16 years old were included, and whether it should be an Under16 or a 16 and under.

Maybe to avoid confusion, we should name age groups by year, no more boys 15, rather boys 91
12:25 PM
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