Mizuno update

THE second edition of the Mizuno Football Fiesta Cebu is slated to take place in August, as agreed during the coaches meeting yesterday at the Banilad Town Center.

The tournament is set to open on Aug. 25-26 and wraps up in the next weekend on Sept. 1-2.

Organizers are, however, contemplating on condensing the four-day, two-weekend competition to three days, to accommodate the out-of-town teams. This, however, still needs to be finalized.

Last year, the tournament attracted 136 teams for its debut, with the teams coming from local football clubs, school-based teams and even foreign teams.

The tournament, organized by Mint Sportshop, the exclusive distributor of Mizuno products, will feature competitions in 13 divisions. These are the Players 6, 8 and 10, the Boys and Girls 12, 17 and 19, Boys 14, Ladies, Men’s and 36 and above age groups.

The Players 6-10 will have 12 minutes of game time with each team allowed to field in 7-9 players. The rest of the divisions will have 15 minutes with teams having 10-15 players.

Out of town teams are expected to take part in the tournament. Those who have expressed intent to compete are teams from San Carlos City and Dumaguete City.

From http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2007/07/01/sports/mizuno.football.starts.13.divisions.html

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