September 25, 2014
Greetings!
The
Province of Negros Oriental in cooperation with NORFA(Neros Oriental
Football Association) and the Dumaguete Football Club will hold the
“2014 Governor’s Football Festival,” slated on October 18 & 19,
2014, Saturday and Sunday from 6:00am-6:00pm at Perdices Coliseum,
Dumaguete City.
The tournament is part of the yearly
Buglasan celebration of the province. It aims to develop and hound
football skills, foster friendship and promote fair play.
In this regard, we are inviting your team to join.
The categories are as follows:
10 & under Born 2004 7 aside max of 12 players
12 & under Born 2002 7 aside - do -
14 & under Born 2000 7 aside - do -
16 & under (Boys) Born 1998 7 aside - do -
14 & under (Girls) Born 1998 7 aside - do -
More
so, a Coaches’ Meeting is scheduled 10:00 AM on September 27, 2014 at
the Felomino Cimafranca Ballfield (formerly Silliman Ballfield).
Silliman University, Dumaguete City.
TEAM CONFIRMATION MUST BE MADE IN PERSON. Hence your presence is required during said meeting.
We hope to see your team in the football event.
Sincerely yours,
Engr. Elmer M. Gallardo
Chairperson, Competition Committee
NORFA
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD INVITATION
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD LINEUP / WAIVER FORM
***Additional Announcement from Coach Elmer Gallardo
Final Coaches meeting for the " 2014 Governor's Football Festival" slated October 18 & 19, 2014 will be held at the Perdices Memorial Coliseum 03:00 PM on October 12, 2014.
Please bring team line up, birth certificates and waiver.
We will not entertain teams after this date.
For inquiries please call or text 09272961285 or Coach Joy Bucol 09066041070 asap.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Remembering Sunny
September 11, 2014
Greetings!
The Negros Oriental Football Association and the Dumaguete Football Club will hold the “1st SUNSHINE MEMORIAL CUP,” a day of football festival slated on October 25, 2014, Saturday from 6:00am-6:00pm at Perdices Coliseum, Dumaguete City.
The tournament is sponsored by the family of Mrs. Analyn Poleño Oftedahl to commemorate the death anniversary of their daughter Ms. Sunshine Oftedahl, a football player who died of Leukemia last year. It aims to develop and hound football skills, foster friendship and promote fair play. This will be part of NORFA/DFC’s modest contribution to our private and public schools’ preparation for the forthcoming DepEd City and Provincial Meets.
In this regard, we are inviting your team to join. There will be a registration fee of P300.00 per team entry.
The categories are as follows:
10 & under Born 2004 7 aside max of 12 players
12 & under Born 2002 7 aside - do -
14 & under Born 2000 7 aside - do -
16 & under (Boys) Born 1998 7 aside - do -
Women’s Open 7 aside - do -
More so, a Coaches’ Meeting will be scheduled on September 27, 2014 at the Felomino Cimafranca Ballfield (formerly Silliman Ballfield). Silliman University, Dumaguete City.
TEAM CONFIRMATION MUST BE MADE IN PERSON. Hence your presence is required during said meeting.
We hope to see your team in the football event.
Sincerely yours,
Engr. Elmer M. Gallardo
Chairperson, Competition Committee
NORFA
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD INVITATION
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD LINEUP / WAIVER FORM
Please bring team line up, birth certificates and waiver.
We will not entertain teams after this date.
For inquiries please call or text 09272961285 or Coach Joy Bucol 09066041070 asap.
Greetings!
The Negros Oriental Football Association and the Dumaguete Football Club will hold the “1st SUNSHINE MEMORIAL CUP,” a day of football festival slated on October 25, 2014, Saturday from 6:00am-6:00pm at Perdices Coliseum, Dumaguete City.
The tournament is sponsored by the family of Mrs. Analyn Poleño Oftedahl to commemorate the death anniversary of their daughter Ms. Sunshine Oftedahl, a football player who died of Leukemia last year. It aims to develop and hound football skills, foster friendship and promote fair play. This will be part of NORFA/DFC’s modest contribution to our private and public schools’ preparation for the forthcoming DepEd City and Provincial Meets.
In this regard, we are inviting your team to join. There will be a registration fee of P300.00 per team entry.
The categories are as follows:
10 & under Born 2004 7 aside max of 12 players
12 & under Born 2002 7 aside - do -
14 & under Born 2000 7 aside - do -
16 & under (Boys) Born 1998 7 aside - do -
Women’s Open 7 aside - do -
More so, a Coaches’ Meeting will be scheduled on September 27, 2014 at the Felomino Cimafranca Ballfield (formerly Silliman Ballfield). Silliman University, Dumaguete City.
TEAM CONFIRMATION MUST BE MADE IN PERSON. Hence your presence is required during said meeting.
We hope to see your team in the football event.
Sincerely yours,
Engr. Elmer M. Gallardo
Chairperson, Competition Committee
NORFA
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD INVITATION
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD LINEUP / WAIVER FORM
*** Additional Announcement from Coach Elmer Gallardo
Final Coaches meeting for the " 1st Sunshine Memorial Cup" slated October 25, 2014 will be held at the Perdices Memorial Coliseum 03:00 PM on October 19, 2014.Please bring team line up, birth certificates and waiver.
We will not entertain teams after this date.
For inquiries please call or text 09272961285 or Coach Joy Bucol 09066041070 asap.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
UPDATE: 1st HS Batch '88 & Alumni Footballers 8-a-Side Football Festival
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| *Image by Bern Calumpang |
from Coach Elmer Gallardo -> This is open to everybody who wants and is qualified to participate. Please contact Coach Joy Bucol 09066041070 for confirmation. Coaches meeting at the Lamberto Macias Sports Complex (Monday) March 24, 2014 at 5:30PM. Submission of papers and documents for all participants on this same day. Please be there. Attendance is a must. Rules of the game will be discussed as this will be an 8-a-side tournament.
*Check your invitations regarding the cut-off.
*Venue has been changed from Silliman University Ballfield to Perdices Coliseum.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
‘Super kid’ joins natl football team
Over
the course of the last two seasons of the Asian Football Confederation,
one Filipino athlete has personified the leadership and spirit of the
sport. This 14-year-old girl has been attracting the attention of fellow
athletes and thousands of spectators around the region. This “super
kid” is Michaela Jumawan, a sophomore student of the Foundation
University High School.
Equally devoted to both her sport and her studies, this football enthusiast has shown consistent improvement since the time she entered the university. “Michaela’s vast improvement during her time here at FU is a direct result of her hard work and focus,” said Vladimir Villacora, coach of the FUHS football team. “As a coach, I have never had to worry about Michaela’s motivation, if anything, I have had to hold her back at times.”
Jumawan started playing football recreationally as a 1st grader. “I can still remember that moment when all of us had to play football in our PE class. I didn’t really know how to play then, but when I started kicking the ball and running around the field, I didn’t want to stop. My teacher had to tell me to get back to the classroom,” she recalled. In fact, because of the interest she showed in the sport at such an early age, she was quickly noticed by her first coach and started to get formal training when she had finally become a member of the football team of the FU Grade School.
She was a natural as a child athlete. “I would go jogging with my dad every weekend, and I did it not because I had to do it as an athlete but simply because I enjoy doing it,” she remarked.
Dr. Aparicio Mequi, dean of the Institute for Youth Sports and Peace (IYSPeace) of FU said that despite her active involvement in sports, she also manages to get good grades. And she remains very humble and well behaved,” Mequi added.
At such young age, Jumawan has constantly showed a willingness to take on bigger challenges, especially after she became an official member of the Philippine’s national football team U-14 (under 14) girls’ division, which has competed against countries like Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Guam.
Source: Dumaguete Metro Post
Equally devoted to both her sport and her studies, this football enthusiast has shown consistent improvement since the time she entered the university. “Michaela’s vast improvement during her time here at FU is a direct result of her hard work and focus,” said Vladimir Villacora, coach of the FUHS football team. “As a coach, I have never had to worry about Michaela’s motivation, if anything, I have had to hold her back at times.”
Jumawan started playing football recreationally as a 1st grader. “I can still remember that moment when all of us had to play football in our PE class. I didn’t really know how to play then, but when I started kicking the ball and running around the field, I didn’t want to stop. My teacher had to tell me to get back to the classroom,” she recalled. In fact, because of the interest she showed in the sport at such an early age, she was quickly noticed by her first coach and started to get formal training when she had finally become a member of the football team of the FU Grade School.
She was a natural as a child athlete. “I would go jogging with my dad every weekend, and I did it not because I had to do it as an athlete but simply because I enjoy doing it,” she remarked.
Dr. Aparicio Mequi, dean of the Institute for Youth Sports and Peace (IYSPeace) of FU said that despite her active involvement in sports, she also manages to get good grades. And she remains very humble and well behaved,” Mequi added.
At such young age, Jumawan has constantly showed a willingness to take on bigger challenges, especially after she became an official member of the Philippine’s national football team U-14 (under 14) girls’ division, which has competed against countries like Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Guam.
Source: Dumaguete Metro Post
Friday, May 17, 2013
PFF SUZUKI U23 National Cup 2013 -- MATCHES, RESULTS, RELATED ARTICLES, PHOTOS, and VIDEOS HUB
- Natl football cup here until May 30 by Dumaguete Metro Post *Failed to acknowledge source of photo used in the article.
- Sports: Cebu XI Beats North Cotabato; Baguio-Iligan in 1-All Draw in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Sports: Cebu XI Soars to 2nd Straight Win in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Bulletin *Correction for this article: it should be "North Cotabato defeated Iloilo, 2-0".
- CFA beats Iligan, 1-0 by Cheska D. Geli of Sun.Star Cebu
- Cebu gun for 3rd win vs Baguio-Benguet by Chona M. Malinog of Sun.Star Bacolod
- CFA hangs after draw with BFA in Suzuki by Cheska D. Geli of Sun.Star Cebu
- Sports: Iloilo Beats Iligan; Baguio-Cebu Draws in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Nofa-Ceres eye sweep of Group B by Butch Bacaoco of Sun.Star Bacolod
- Medvil-Davao needs draw vs Dipolog by Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan ofSun.Star Davao
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| Final Group B Standings Source: Suzuki Loves Football |
- Sports: NOFA-Ceres Advances to Semis in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
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| Group A Standings Before Today's Matches Source: Suzuki Loves Football |
- Sports: Do-or-die Matches for 3 Teams in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Sports: A Tall Order for Iloilo FC in PFF Suzuki U23 by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
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| Group A Standings Before Today's Matches Source: Suzuki Loves Football |
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| Final Standings by Suzuki Loves Football |
- Medvil-Davao plays NoCot by Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan ofSun.Star Davao
Ceres-Negros F.C.
- Sports: It’s NOFA vs Davao in 2013 PFF Suzuki U23 finals by Cyrus Garde of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Suzuki Cup U23: Medvil-Davao wins finals seat by Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan ofSun.Star Davao
- Sports: Davao FA enters PFF-Suzuki U23 finals by James Toga of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Davao, Negros Occidental in PFF Suzuki Cup final leg by ABS-CBNnews.com
- Ceres-Negros, Medvil-Davao clash in PFF-Suzuki U23 finals of philstar.com
- Negros Occidental, Davao to dispute PFF U-23 Suzuki Cup Final by John Paul Manahan of Soccer Central Philippines
- NOFA-Ceres to Defend Title Against Davao Today by James Toga of Negros Daily Bulletin
- No shocking story by Henry G. Doble of Sun.Star Bacolod
- Negros Occidental-Ceres repeats as Suzuki U23 National Football Champs by Bob Guerrero of Yahoo! Sports
- Negros Occidental bags PFF Under-23 Suzuki Cup by Karl Decena of InterAKTV
- Negros edges Davao XI, tops Suzuki U-23 of The Philippine Star
- Valmayor lifts Ceres-Negros to 2nd straight U-23 title of philstar.com
- Sports: NOFA-Ceres FA Defends PFF-Suzuki U23 Cup Title With a Lone Goal by James Toga of Negros Daily Bulletin
- Ceres-Negros booters keep Suzuki Cup by Cedelf P. Tupas of Philippine Daily Inquirer
- Medvil-Davao places 2nd in Suzuki Cup U-23 Final by Marianne L. Saberon-Abalayan ofSun.Star Davao
- Limpag: A league of their own by Mike Limpag of Sun.Star Cebu
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Additional Photos: By Clee Andro
Friday, February 8, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
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
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