Aboitiz Cup Players 10 update


Players 10 standings as of Feb. 9
Bracket A           W D L       P GD
Canduman 4          -         - 12 22
Warzshocks 3         -         1        9      22
BMALV 2 - 2       6 0
Don Bosco          3 1 3 3       -8
CPMS - - 4 - -35

Bracket  B W D L P GD
Don Bosco  1  5 -          - 15 21
USC-BED 4 - 1 12 18
Dinamo South 3 - 2 9 10
Ateneo A              1 - 4 3 -8
VEPS 1 - 3 3     -17
CIE B -           -          4 0 -23

Bracket  C W D L P GD
Giueseppe 3 1 - 10 13
Bright  3 1 1 10 11
Subandaku 2 1 1 7 -2
Holy Infant -            3        2 3 -7
SRFC - 2 2       2 -5
CIS 1 2 2 2 -6

*Subangko at 9 points in Aboitiz standings and
Holy Infant at 5 points

Bracket   D W D L P GD
Ateneo B 3 - - 9 20
St. John Kent 3 - 1 9 3
Don Bosco 2 2 - 2 6 3
CIE A 1 - 2 3 -2
Hijas de Jesus       - - 4 0 -24

USC BED got a spot into the quarterfinal round the easy way after CIE B failed to show up for their Players 10 match at the Aboitiz Sports Field.  USC BED finished the group stage with 12 points on a 4-1 record.

Ateneo B also vaulted to the top of Bracket D with a game to spare after a 3-0 win over Don Bosco.  NFNG (No First Name Given) Lumapas had two goals while NFNG Selman had one for Ateneo, which is undefeated in three games. St. John Kent also has nine points but they have lost one game.  

Bright also boosted its chance of a second place finish after beating Holy Infant, 4-1, and while CIS got its first win over San Roque, 2-0, to get out of the cellar.

Bright is now second with 10 points, dislodging erstwhile second placer, Subangdako, which has seven points on two wins and a draw.

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