*Announced through NORFA Gen Sec - Vincent Solis
**Sked, venue, and age category may change so please check us out from to time for updates.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Swiss - NORFA Holiday Football Clinic
*Announced through NORFA Gen Sec - Vincent Solis
**Sked, venue, and age category may change so please check us out from to time for updates.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Invitation to the Bayawan City Football Club Charter Day Football Festival 2012
From BAYAWAN CITY FOOTBALL CLUB
CHARTER DAY FOOTBALL FESTIVAL 2012
Deadline of Entries: December 11, 2012
palihug lang have your confirmation on that date!!
PLS TXT US :09058543305, 09269717021, 09228940124, 09208191661.
AFTER DECEMBER 11, DILI NA MI MO DAWAT UG ENTRY!
THANK YOU!
*Posted by Mr. Kent Villamil
PLS TXT US :09058543305, 09269717021, 09228940124, 09208191661.
AFTER DECEMBER 11, DILI NA MI MO DAWAT UG ENTRY!
THANK YOU!
*Posted by Mr. Kent Villamil
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Invitiation to the 1st Yuletide Governor's Football and Futsal Cup
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| image shared by Mr. Gabriel Bahoyan |
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Dumaguete Fiesta's Citywide Football Festival 2012 Results & Pics
9-10 Mixed Category
1st Football Kings United
2nd Don Bosco
3rd Kickers
11-12 Mixed Category
1st Silliman U Elem School – A
2nd Silliman U Elem School – B
3rd Football Kings United
13-14 Boys Category
1st Don Bosco
2nd Junob Strikers
3rd Viton-Spartan Kids
13-15 Girls Category
1st Anthonies FC
2nd Negros Oriental HS
3rd Junobians
>>> View Festival Photos <<<
1st Football Kings United
2nd Don Bosco
3rd Kickers
11-12 Mixed Category
1st Silliman U Elem School – A
2nd Silliman U Elem School – B
3rd Football Kings United
13-14 Boys Category
1st Don Bosco
2nd Junob Strikers
3rd Viton-Spartan Kids
13-15 Girls Category
1st Anthonies FC
2nd Negros Oriental HS
3rd Junobians
>>> View Festival Photos <<<
Ref Cuaresma for the AFF Suzuki Cup
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| photo by Goal.PH |
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Our Girls in the AFC Womens U16 2013 Qualifiers
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| photo by Komrads FC |
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
2012 Pintaflores U16 Champions!
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| *photographer ArvinJohn Villaruel *editor Drex Sienes |
Congratulations NORFA (Negros Oriental Football Association) for winning the Pintaflores U16 Festival. Final Score: NORFA vs LITTLE AZKALS, 2:2 (4-2 on Penalty Shootout)
- Jhenry Hamdan
- Christian Floren Lapas
- Jose Anton Yared
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NORFA booters tame Little Azkals in finals
By Mars G. Alison | Thursday, November 1st, 2012
The Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA)-Anthony’s FC avenged
its elimination round loss to the Little Azkals Under 14 yesterday by
beating the national team via penalty shootout, 4-2, and clinching the
title of the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup in
San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals installed themselves the title favorites after
not dropping a game in the eliminations. However, NORFA put up a good
fight and eventually went home triumphant.
It took 35 minutes before the first goal was scored in favor of
the Little Azkals courtesy of Davao’s Javier Romero-Salas. But NORFA
immediately equalized with a goal of its own just a minute later.
The score remained at 1-all at halftime.
At the 55th minute into the second half, the Little Azkals once
again took the lead at 2-1 on Cagayan de Oro’s JB Borlongan’s goal and
looked headed for the win when at the 77th minute, NORFA converted a
penalty kick to force an extension with the score tied at 2-all.
The extension ended in another stalemate sending the match into a
penalty shootout where NORFA scored first while Borlongan’s attempt
went wide.
NORFA’s second goal was answered with a goal from Little Azkals
team captain Jed Diamante of Davao as the former led, 2-1. The Little
Azkals remained on target with Cebu’s Lawrence “Soysoy” Colina scoring
another goal to answer NORFA’s third goal.
As NORFA’s fourth attempt found the back of the net, Manila’s
Marco Casambre’s attempt was saved by the NORFA goalkeeper pegging the
final count.
Little Azkals coach Oliver “BingBing” Colina” said that despite
losing the title, the team had a good performance overall especially
that this is its first Under 16 tournament.
He added that he is very satisfied that the boys did not miss a
beat in their teamwork despite missing on a two-day pre-tournament camp.
According to Colina, the boys had a little problem with their
endurance because some of them had played in various tournaments in
their respective hometowns.
The Little Azkals settled for the 1st runner-up honors while Don
Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) Cebu salvaged the 2nd runner-up honors
after edging host team—San Carlos City Selection, 2-1.
San Beda did not go home empty-handed though as the team from Manila was given the Fair Play award. Source: Inquirer News - Cebu Daily News
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Little Azkals Make Final in Pintaflores Football
by Mars G. Alison
Wednesday, October 31st, 2012
The Little Azkals Under 14 overcame a sluggish performance in the last 30 minutes of the ballgame and set up a championship battle against Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA) in the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The national team managed to get its act together in the second half to edge the Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) Cebu, 4-3, in the semifinals yesterday.
Cebu’s Lawrence “Soysoy” Colina scored two of the Little Azkals’ four goals.
DBTC-Cebu, coached by Glenn Ramos, waxed hot in the match by scoring the first goal courtesy of Russel Saballero.
Colina leveled the match at 1-all via a penalty shootout, which resulted from a bad tackle on Davao’s Javier Romero-Salas.
DBTC-Cebu took back the upperhand at 2-1 with another goal scored by Kent Lusoc.
Lusoc once again found the back of the net to put DBTC-Cebu up, 3-1.
However, a bad tackle on Cagayan de Oro’s JB Borlongan gave the Little Azkals another goal via a penalty kick to slice the deficit to 2-3.
This seemed to jolt the Little Azkals as they started their own scoring spree with just 25 minutes left. Colina managed to level the match again at 3-all after picking up a corner kick from Jhenry Hamdan.
Romero-Salas gave the Little Azkals the finals ticket with just two minutes remaining when he picked up a cross from Ian Mellibo and lobbed it overhead past the goalkeeper.
DBTC-Cebu tried to force an extension but they lost the ball at the left flank. The team refused to give up as one of its players went one-on-one with the Little Azkals’ goalkeeper Jose Anton Yared. However, the latter managed to deflect the ball.
In the other semifinals match, NORFA dethroned defending champions San Carlos City by prevailing via penalty shootout at 4-3. The regulation match and extension ended scoreless.
The titular battle between the Little Azkals and NORFA will be preceded by the fight for third by DBTC Cebu and San Carlos City selection.
Source: Inquirer News
Wednesday, October 31st, 2012
The Little Azkals Under 14 overcame a sluggish performance in the last 30 minutes of the ballgame and set up a championship battle against Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA) in the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The national team managed to get its act together in the second half to edge the Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) Cebu, 4-3, in the semifinals yesterday.
Cebu’s Lawrence “Soysoy” Colina scored two of the Little Azkals’ four goals.
DBTC-Cebu, coached by Glenn Ramos, waxed hot in the match by scoring the first goal courtesy of Russel Saballero.
Colina leveled the match at 1-all via a penalty shootout, which resulted from a bad tackle on Davao’s Javier Romero-Salas.
DBTC-Cebu took back the upperhand at 2-1 with another goal scored by Kent Lusoc.
Lusoc once again found the back of the net to put DBTC-Cebu up, 3-1.
However, a bad tackle on Cagayan de Oro’s JB Borlongan gave the Little Azkals another goal via a penalty kick to slice the deficit to 2-3.
This seemed to jolt the Little Azkals as they started their own scoring spree with just 25 minutes left. Colina managed to level the match again at 3-all after picking up a corner kick from Jhenry Hamdan.
Romero-Salas gave the Little Azkals the finals ticket with just two minutes remaining when he picked up a cross from Ian Mellibo and lobbed it overhead past the goalkeeper.
DBTC-Cebu tried to force an extension but they lost the ball at the left flank. The team refused to give up as one of its players went one-on-one with the Little Azkals’ goalkeeper Jose Anton Yared. However, the latter managed to deflect the ball.
In the other semifinals match, NORFA dethroned defending champions San Carlos City by prevailing via penalty shootout at 4-3. The regulation match and extension ended scoreless.
The titular battle between the Little Azkals and NORFA will be preceded by the fight for third by DBTC Cebu and San Carlos City selection.
Source: Inquirer News
Little Azkals Doggedly Pursue 5th Pinta Title
By Cheska D. Geli
Tuesday, October 30, 2012THE Little Azkals are determined to get the title in the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup yesterday in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals will face Dumaguete of Negros Oriental Football Association in the final match today.
“We will get the crown,” said Eleazar Toledo of the Little Azkals coaching staff.
Little Azkals survived powerhouse Don Bosco Technology Center, 4-3, while NORFA edged out San Carlos City selection, also 4-3 via penalty shootout, in the semifinal match yesterday.
Little Azkals survived the scare from DBTC who was in the lead at half-time at 2-1 before they were able to pull a come from behind victory.
DBTC had even reached their biggest lead at 3-1, but thanks to Javier Romero Salas’s winning goal, the national team now has ticket to the finals.
Other efforts were from Lawrence Colina’s two goals and Jb Borlongans one goal.
The Little Azkals had been in control of the tournament as the only team who has remained undefeated until the final matches.
NORFA, on the other hand, who placed second in the Bracket B with a two wins and one loss record had eliminated the defending champions host city, who topped Bracket A with two wins and one draw.
Monday, October 29, 2012
DBTC to face PH Little Azkals in Pintaflores semis
Tuesday, October 30th, 2012
CEBU’S DON Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) earned the right to face the Little Azkals Under 14 in the semifinal round of the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup slated today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
DBTC-Cebu ended its final eliminations match against Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias in a scoreless draw but managed to advance to the semifinal round after finishing the second best team in bracket A with five points off a 1-2 (win-draw) record.
The Little Azkals, on the other hand, although already assured of a semifinal seat, did not let up and inflicted an 8-0 routing of another team from Cebu—the Abellana National School (ANS).
By not dropping any game, the Little Azkals ended the eliminations with a perfect score of nine points.
The other semifinal match will pit the defending champion San Carlos City selection against Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA).
San Carlos topped bracket A by booting out San Beda, 2-0. The team finished with seven points after posting a 2-1 win-draw record.
NORFA, on the other hand, advanced to the semifinal round with a 3-1 outsmarting of Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU).
The win put NORFA in the second spot of bracket B with six points on a 2-1 win-loss record. /CORRESPONDENT MARS G. ALISON
Source: Inquirer News
CEBU’S DON Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) earned the right to face the Little Azkals Under 14 in the semifinal round of the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup slated today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
DBTC-Cebu ended its final eliminations match against Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias in a scoreless draw but managed to advance to the semifinal round after finishing the second best team in bracket A with five points off a 1-2 (win-draw) record.
The Little Azkals, on the other hand, although already assured of a semifinal seat, did not let up and inflicted an 8-0 routing of another team from Cebu—the Abellana National School (ANS).
By not dropping any game, the Little Azkals ended the eliminations with a perfect score of nine points.
The other semifinal match will pit the defending champion San Carlos City selection against Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA).
San Carlos topped bracket A by booting out San Beda, 2-0. The team finished with seven points after posting a 2-1 win-draw record.
NORFA, on the other hand, advanced to the semifinal round with a 3-1 outsmarting of Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU).
The win put NORFA in the second spot of bracket B with six points on a 2-1 win-loss record. /CORRESPONDENT MARS G. ALISON
Source: Inquirer News
Little Azkals rip NORFA in Pintaflores football
By Mars G. Alison | Monday, October 29th, 2012
The Little Azkals Under 14 are now assured of a semifinals seat after padding their lead to six points as the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup enters its final day of elimination today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals solidified their hold of the top spot in bracket B with a 4-1 demolition of Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA) yesterday.
Davao’s Javier Romero-Salas drew first blood with his goal in the 14th minute.
The Little Azkals stretched its lead to 2-0 on Cebuano Brandon Durano’s goal in the 23rd minute while Cagayan de Oro’s Troy Limbo placed the national team out of reach with his contribution six minutes later.
Cebu’s Lawrence “Soysoy” Colina sealed the Little Azkals’ win by converting a penalty kick in the 76th minute.
The U14′s final assignment today will be against the Abellana National School (ANS), which drew its second match against Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU) at 2-all.
NORFA stayed at second place and must win its final elimination match against IFA-CPU today to also advance to the next round.
The semifinal tickets in bracket A are still up for grabs with San Carlos City selection and Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC)-Cebu both nudging day 1 leader San Beda to the second spot.
DBTC-Cebu blanked San Beda, 1-0, while the host team inflicted the same score against Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias.
Defending champions San Carlos City Selection, DBTC-Cebu and San Beda are all in a must-win situations if they are to advance to the crossover semifinals.
Source: Inquirer News
The Little Azkals Under 14 are now assured of a semifinals seat after padding their lead to six points as the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup enters its final day of elimination today in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals solidified their hold of the top spot in bracket B with a 4-1 demolition of Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA) yesterday.
Davao’s Javier Romero-Salas drew first blood with his goal in the 14th minute.
The Little Azkals stretched its lead to 2-0 on Cebuano Brandon Durano’s goal in the 23rd minute while Cagayan de Oro’s Troy Limbo placed the national team out of reach with his contribution six minutes later.
Cebu’s Lawrence “Soysoy” Colina sealed the Little Azkals’ win by converting a penalty kick in the 76th minute.
The U14′s final assignment today will be against the Abellana National School (ANS), which drew its second match against Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU) at 2-all.
NORFA stayed at second place and must win its final elimination match against IFA-CPU today to also advance to the next round.
The semifinal tickets in bracket A are still up for grabs with San Carlos City selection and Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC)-Cebu both nudging day 1 leader San Beda to the second spot.
DBTC-Cebu blanked San Beda, 1-0, while the host team inflicted the same score against Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias.
Defending champions San Carlos City Selection, DBTC-Cebu and San Beda are all in a must-win situations if they are to advance to the crossover semifinals.
Source: Inquirer News
Little Azkals rout Iloilo
Sunday, October 28th, 2012
THE LITTLE Azkals Under 14 and the San Beda College Rizal of Manila won their first elimination matches in the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup yesterday in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals leads bracket B after a 12-0 annihilation of Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU) while San Beda is leading bracket A after a 2-1 edging of Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias.
Both teams currently hold three points.
Sharing the second spot in bracket A are defending champion San Carlos City Selection and Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC)-Cebu. Both ended their games in a scoreless draw, giving them a point each.
At the bottom is DBTI Victorias.
In bracket B, trailing the Little Azkals in the second spot is Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA), which won its game against the Abellana National School (ANS)-Cebu, 3-0. The loss put ANS at third after posting a better goal difference than IFA-CPU.
Each bracket will follow a single round robin elimination with the top two teams advancing to the crossover semifinals, the winners of which will contest the title./CORRESPONDENT MARS G. ALISON
Source: Inquirer News
THE LITTLE Azkals Under 14 and the San Beda College Rizal of Manila won their first elimination matches in the 5th Pintaflores National U16 Invitational Football Cup yesterday in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental.
The Little Azkals leads bracket B after a 12-0 annihilation of Iloilo Football Association-Central Philippine University (IFA-CPU) while San Beda is leading bracket A after a 2-1 edging of Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI)-Victorias.
Both teams currently hold three points.
Sharing the second spot in bracket A are defending champion San Carlos City Selection and Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC)-Cebu. Both ended their games in a scoreless draw, giving them a point each.
At the bottom is DBTI Victorias.
In bracket B, trailing the Little Azkals in the second spot is Negros Oriental Football Association (NORFA), which won its game against the Abellana National School (ANS)-Cebu, 3-0. The loss put ANS at third after posting a better goal difference than IFA-CPU.
Each bracket will follow a single round robin elimination with the top two teams advancing to the crossover semifinals, the winners of which will contest the title./CORRESPONDENT MARS G. ALISON
Source: Inquirer News
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
2012 Buglasan Football Festival Results
from Gen. Sec. Vincent Solis (posted on Oct 20, 2012)
In behalf of the NORFA, we thank you for yesterdays Buglasan Football Festival which in a way ended smoothly despite the duration and some minor bumps of the matches (ended around 7:15pm). We are so proud that in this event alone, we have generated 1,840 kids registered to the event. Again, thank you very much to the supporters and friends. May God bless us all.
>>> View Festival Results and Photos <<<
In behalf of the NORFA, we thank you for yesterdays Buglasan Football Festival which in a way ended smoothly despite the duration and some minor bumps of the matches (ended around 7:15pm). We are so proud that in this event alone, we have generated 1,840 kids registered to the event. Again, thank you very much to the supporters and friends. May God bless us all.
>>> View Festival Results and Photos <<<
Friday, October 19, 2012
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
2012 Buglasan Football Festival Waiver and Team Roster
Coaches, please download, fill-out, and be sure to submit this before tomorrow's kick-off.
Click to view and download file.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Last Call for 2012 BUGLASAN FOOTBALL FESTIVAL
2012 BUGLASAN FOOTBALL FESTIVAL (Updated)
CATEGORIES:
6-8 Born 2004
9-10 Born 2002
11-12 Born 2000
13-14 Born 1998
15-16 Born 1996
13-15 Born 1997 (Ladies)
*As to the 15-16 Category, ONLY HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS BORN 1996 can play, no to college born 1996.
Please be advised that NSO-Birth Certificate (photocopy) is highly required with picture attached to it. Only 2 teams per contingent will be accepted. Deadline and final meeting and the submission of birth certificates is on Wednesday (October 17, 2012).
After this date, we will NO LONGER entertain anymore teams. Venue of meeting will be at the Provincial Sports Office (Lamberto Macias Sports Complex) at 6:00 PM. Thank you.
Vincent Solis
NORFA Gen Sec
CATEGORIES:
6-8 Born 2004
9-10 Born 2002
11-12 Born 2000
13-14 Born 1998
15-16 Born 1996
13-15 Born 1997 (Ladies)
*As to the 15-16 Category, ONLY HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS BORN 1996 can play, no to college born 1996.
Please be advised that NSO-Birth Certificate (photocopy) is highly required with picture attached to it. Only 2 teams per contingent will be accepted. Deadline and final meeting and the submission of birth certificates is on Wednesday (October 17, 2012).
After this date, we will NO LONGER entertain anymore teams. Venue of meeting will be at the Provincial Sports Office (Lamberto Macias Sports Complex) at 6:00 PM. Thank you.
Vincent Solis
NORFA Gen Sec
Monday, October 8, 2012
PRESS NOTES on KASIBULAN EVALUATION
by Coach Patrick de la Torre
PAGCOR, MACTAN CEBU, October 2-5, 2012
A. The Philippine Football Federation just finished the evaluation of the Grassroots Development Program- KASIBULAN program here in PAGCOR Mactan. PAGCOR is a major partner of PFF in this football program for kids ages 6 to 12 years old.
B. PAGCOR is the main partner of PFF in the development of the KASIBULAN program which provides football activities for kids all over the Philippines.
C. The program is ably supported by the Asian Football Development Program of Prince ALI BIN AL HUSSEIN of Jordan. AFDP provides equipments for the program.
D. It is supported by the Department of Education allowing grassroots experts to conduct a grassroots course and festival in the Philippines
D. KASIBULAN is being conducted by the 33 provincial football associations under the Philippine Football Federation.
E. Currently, 5,286 plus teachers coaches just earned their grassroots badge. And 33,788 new players of football has been identified from ages 6 to 12 years old including girls.
F. The grassroots experts who attended the evaluation believes that the grassroots program must further develop in the following areas:
1. Aside from the grassroots course and festival, the program must include league competitions for u11 and u13 boys and girls.
2. A grassroots curriculum for the following age groups must be written: 6 to 8 years old, 9 to 10 years old and 11 to 12 years old. The program will be submitted to the Department of Education as a reference for the K1 to K12 program in football.
3. The Local Government Units must be prioritized in the development of football.
4. It is encouraged that all member Provincial Football associations must create their own respective Grassroots Departments for the development of grassroots football.
5. Every Grassroots Department must be able to design marketing strategies in developing support for KASIBULAN.
6. System of reporting and request for activities to the PFF office must strengthened.
7. Continuing education of coaches and grassroots coaches.
8. Research and further studies of the current grassroots experts.
9. Strengthening the grassroots department of the PFF by allowing experts to monitor and check other regions in the implementation.
10. Further develop grassroots experts in the country.
G. The remaining months of the year is allotted to the Project 2019 of the PFF where Regional, National and International competition will be conducted. Project 2019 is about players who are currently playing in the KASIBULAN program and the plan is to prepare young boys to play football in the world championship in 2019.
H. The boys are born in 2002 and these kids are currently in the Kasibulan program.
I. All experts believes that grassroots is the program that can sustain the development of football in the future.
J. All grassroots experts are optimistic of the future.
K. People in Masbate are very happy with PAGCOR as they have realized that PAGCOR is not only gaming but into grassroots football.
Contact:
Aquilino P.Pastoral III, PFF National Grassroots Officer
Mobile: 09209562537, Email: ake@schwarzfc.com
List of Participants:
GRASSROOTS OFFICERS
Luzon - 5
1. Antonio Mariscal - Naga Camsur
2. Pines Arellano - Masbate
3. George Rosalda - Quezon
4. Rodel Quiambao - Tarlac
5. Randy Serrano - Camnorte
Visayas - 3
1. Shaun Yu - Leyte
2. Patrick Dela Torre - Negros Oriental
3. Marc Agriam - Iloilo
Mindanao - 6
1. Ramon Carreon - Davao
2. Salih Allian - Zamboanga
3. Bayani Jose Abad - Pagadian
4. Rosalito Samontina - Surigao
5. Norben Patangan - Dipolog
6. Rubio Lopez - Cagayan de Oro
Regional Technical Director - 3
1. Alberto Honasan - Luzon
2. John Carmona - Visayas
3. Consorcio Manreza - Mindanao
Regional Grassroots Development Officer - 3
1. Albert Ryan Lim - Mindanao
2. Dan Padernal - Visayas
3. Aris Bocalan - Luzon
Center for Excellence
1. Percy Guarin - Center for Excellence Head
PFF - 3
1. Aris Caslib - PFF Technical Director
2. Aquilino P Pastoral III - National Grassroots Officer
3. Marilyn Antonio - PFF Grassroots Secretariat
PAGCOR, MACTAN CEBU, October 2-5, 2012
Philippine Football Federation:
KASIBULAN GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL PROGRAM
A. The Philippine Football Federation just finished the evaluation of the Grassroots Development Program- KASIBULAN program here in PAGCOR Mactan. PAGCOR is a major partner of PFF in this football program for kids ages 6 to 12 years old.
B. PAGCOR is the main partner of PFF in the development of the KASIBULAN program which provides football activities for kids all over the Philippines.
C. The program is ably supported by the Asian Football Development Program of Prince ALI BIN AL HUSSEIN of Jordan. AFDP provides equipments for the program.
D. It is supported by the Department of Education allowing grassroots experts to conduct a grassroots course and festival in the Philippines
D. KASIBULAN is being conducted by the 33 provincial football associations under the Philippine Football Federation.
E. Currently, 5,286 plus teachers coaches just earned their grassroots badge. And 33,788 new players of football has been identified from ages 6 to 12 years old including girls.
F. The grassroots experts who attended the evaluation believes that the grassroots program must further develop in the following areas:
1. Aside from the grassroots course and festival, the program must include league competitions for u11 and u13 boys and girls.
2. A grassroots curriculum for the following age groups must be written: 6 to 8 years old, 9 to 10 years old and 11 to 12 years old. The program will be submitted to the Department of Education as a reference for the K1 to K12 program in football.
3. The Local Government Units must be prioritized in the development of football.
4. It is encouraged that all member Provincial Football associations must create their own respective Grassroots Departments for the development of grassroots football.
5. Every Grassroots Department must be able to design marketing strategies in developing support for KASIBULAN.
6. System of reporting and request for activities to the PFF office must strengthened.
7. Continuing education of coaches and grassroots coaches.
8. Research and further studies of the current grassroots experts.
9. Strengthening the grassroots department of the PFF by allowing experts to monitor and check other regions in the implementation.
10. Further develop grassroots experts in the country.
G. The remaining months of the year is allotted to the Project 2019 of the PFF where Regional, National and International competition will be conducted. Project 2019 is about players who are currently playing in the KASIBULAN program and the plan is to prepare young boys to play football in the world championship in 2019.
H. The boys are born in 2002 and these kids are currently in the Kasibulan program.
I. All experts believes that grassroots is the program that can sustain the development of football in the future.
J. All grassroots experts are optimistic of the future.
K. People in Masbate are very happy with PAGCOR as they have realized that PAGCOR is not only gaming but into grassroots football.
Contact:
Aquilino P.Pastoral III, PFF National Grassroots Officer
Mobile: 09209562537, Email: ake@schwarzfc.com
List of Participants:
GRASSROOTS OFFICERS
Luzon - 5
1. Antonio Mariscal - Naga Camsur
2. Pines Arellano - Masbate
3. George Rosalda - Quezon
4. Rodel Quiambao - Tarlac
5. Randy Serrano - Camnorte
Visayas - 3
1. Shaun Yu - Leyte
2. Patrick Dela Torre - Negros Oriental
3. Marc Agriam - Iloilo
Mindanao - 6
1. Ramon Carreon - Davao
2. Salih Allian - Zamboanga
3. Bayani Jose Abad - Pagadian
4. Rosalito Samontina - Surigao
5. Norben Patangan - Dipolog
6. Rubio Lopez - Cagayan de Oro
Regional Technical Director - 3
1. Alberto Honasan - Luzon
2. John Carmona - Visayas
3. Consorcio Manreza - Mindanao
Regional Grassroots Development Officer - 3
1. Albert Ryan Lim - Mindanao
2. Dan Padernal - Visayas
3. Aris Bocalan - Luzon
Center for Excellence
1. Percy Guarin - Center for Excellence Head
PFF - 3
1. Aris Caslib - PFF Technical Director
2. Aquilino P Pastoral III - National Grassroots Officer
3. Marilyn Antonio - PFF Grassroots Secretariat
URGENT!
TO ALL NORFA COACHES OF LGU'S/SCHOOLS/CLUBS:
PLS BE INFORMED: FOR THE 2012 BUGLASAN FOOTBALL FESTIVAL, MEETING
TOMORROW WILL BE HELD AT THE PROVINCIAL SPORTS OFFICE (LAMBERTO) AT 6PM
INSTEAD AT THE SU BALLFIELD KAY NGIT NGIT AYO DIDTO...CLOSED WEEK. THANK
YOU
VINCENT SOLIS
GENERAL SECRETARY
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2012 Dumaguete City Athletic Meet Football Results
ELEMENTARY DIVISION
1st Place Silliman University
2nd Place Foundation University
3rd Place North City Elementary School
4th Place West City Elementary School
HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
1st Place Foundation University
2nd Place Don Bosco
3rd Place Silliman University
4th Place Dumaguete City High School
Sunday, October 7, 2012
2012 Valencia Mayor's Cup - 7-A-Side Football Festival Results
U14 - Mixed
1st FTM – Tanjay FC (A)2nd FTM – Tanjay FC (B)
3rd Valencia FC
U17 - Girls
1st Negros Oriental HS (A)2nd Valencia FC
3rd Negros Oriental HS (B)
U17 - Boys
1st FTM – Tanjay FC2nd Negros Oriental HS (A)
Men’s Open
1st Oldskol FC2nd Dumaguete United FC
Photos! Photos! Photos!
2012 Negros Oriental Provincial Meet Football Results
Elementary Division
1st Place Siaton
2nd Place Mabinay
3rd Place Sta. Catalina
High School Division
1st Place Negros Oriental High School
2nd Place Bacong
3rd Place Sibulan
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