Cebu City sweeps football titles

CONGRATULATIONS to Cebu City for winning the high school and elementary titles of the Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association.

Miguel Caindec scored twice in the second half to lead the high school team, 2-1, over Cebu Province, while Sabin Veloso, Mario Lorenzo Ceniza, Moiselle Alforque and Ryan James Huosen had a goal each in the elementary team's easy 5-0 win over Mandaue City in the finals.

Both teams will represent Cviraa in the Palarong Pambansa in May next year.

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raul balsera said…
UFL - UFC sets 2-day tryout in San Carlos
MANILA-based Union Football Club (UFC) headed by its general manager Charlie O. Cojuangco has set a two-day try-out on December 4 & 5 in San Carlos City.


The activity is in line with the upcoming United Football League in Manila next year, which the club intends to participate in.

UFC's goal is to give opportunities to potential players in the Visayas area to play in a semi-professional football competitions in Manila and avail some benefits provided by the club.


At present, UFC advances to the quarterfinals tomorrow with an undefeated record of 3-0, keeping on top of Bracket A in the ongoing United Football Clubs Association (UFCA) Cup.

The team headed by its Uruguayan-Spanish coach Maor Rozen is composed of players Janrick Soriano (Talisay City), Lemuel Unabia (San Carlos City), Kent Guevarra & Louie Magallanes (Bago City), Jason Cutamora (Dumaguete), Neckson & Nicolas Leonora & Mark Sorongon (Sta. Barbara) and some players from Manila.


Interested football players to join the tryout may contact UFC Visayas Coordinator Paulline Javelona at 0922-8210466.
5:09 PM
Mike Limpag said…
Hi Raul. Will also post your invitation in cebu football facebook page
7:52 PM
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