Aboitiz Boys 14 update


Boys 14 standings as of Feb. 9
Bracket A           W D L P GD
Springdale A 4 - - 12 18
Ateneo A 2 1 1 7 14
Canduman 2 1 1  7 5
Don Bosco 1 1 - 3 3 -4
H.  de Jesus - - 4 0 -34


Bracket B W D L P GD
Subangdako 3 1 - 10 32
Don Bosco 2 2 1 - 7 20
Springdale B 2          - 2 6 -28
USC BED 1 - 3 3 -2
Ateneo B -          - 3 0 -17

Bracket C W D L P GD
ANS Pomeroy 3 - - 9 18
SJS-Mactan 2 - 1 6 4
Bright 1 - 2 3 15
CIE - - 3 0 -37

ANS Pomeroy extended its impressive roll in Bracket C, routing CIE, 10-0, for its third straight win without conceding a goal.

ANS is on top with a perfect nine points, while CIE dropped to last with three losses.  CIE also conceded 37 goals and failed to score any.

In a well-rounded offensive display, Martin Lastimosa had two goals for Abellana, while Albie Gabatbat, Jake Ramos, Kurt Cuizon, Caryl Ybanez, Clifford Godinez, Lawrence Baguio, James Quiamhot and Joseph Ybanez had one each.

In Bracket B, Springdale got its second win, 3-0, over Ateneo B.  Antonio La Rosa had two goals, while Jeremy Teseneli had one.

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