Aboitiz Cup Boys 17 update


Boys 17 standings as of Feb. 8
Bracket A W D L P GD
Don Bosco 2 - - 6 24
CIS                     1 - - 3 1
USC BED 1 - 2 3 -3
DB Razkals - - 2 0 -21


 Bracket B W D L P GD
Ateneo A            3 - - 9 14
USC 2 - 1 6 10
Blessed John 1 - 2 3 -18
Springdale -          - 3 0 -6

 Bracket C W D L P GD
MTI                      3 - - 9 11
ANS Pomeroy 1 - 1 3 15
Ateneo B               1 - 1 3 -3
South Hills - - 3 0 -23

 Boys 17 games today
Springdale vs. Ateneo
DB Razkals vs. CIS
Ateneo B vs. ANS Pomeroy

 Here's an interesting thing, Springdale vs. Ateneo is a battle between the top team and the bottom team in Bracket B.
Why is it interesting?  There are four teams in Bracket B and both Ateneo (3-0) and Springdale (0-3) have already played
three games.

 CIS could overtake idle Don Bosco for first place in Group A if it wins by a mile against bottom ranked DB RAzkals.
Don Bosco (2-0) enjoys the lead with a plus 23 goal difference, while CIS is second with just one.  And against
a team that has conceded 23 goals, CIS should win by at least 15 today.

 In the final game, Ateneo B could also overtake ANS Pomeroy for second spot in Group C.

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