by Roderick Osis
A REGULAR fixture of football tournament is set to greet the city after a private firm affirmed to support the grassroots development of the sport in the Summer Capital.
With Goshen Land Capital promising to back more football tournaments in the city, the first Mayor Domogan Football Cup is ready to kick off this coming weekend at the Melvin Jones Football grounds with six teams seeing action in the premiere Men’s open division.
But aside from the football competition, there will be an 11–a–side exhibition match featuring Pinsao Football Club and Baguio City National High School in their g-strings for a 20 minute game.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Baguio: G-string football players in Domogan Cup
THERE were Baguio golfers who teed off proudly wearing their G-strings during cold Baguio mornings but football players clad in G-strings doing the rainbow?
It would be a sight to see. Dubbed the First Mayor Mauricio Domogan Football Cup, it will showcase grassroots football players in Baguio score goals wearing G-strings as their kits paired with football boots and shin guards.
he football cup will be an arena for public school children and other teams to have a competitive football tournament to enhance their character and football skills. The tournament is open to qualified football teams from different age groups, ranging from 8 under to 16 under, ladies’ teams and men’s football teams.
It would be a sight to see. Dubbed the First Mayor Mauricio Domogan Football Cup, it will showcase grassroots football players in Baguio score goals wearing G-strings as their kits paired with football boots and shin guards.
he football cup will be an arena for public school children and other teams to have a competitive football tournament to enhance their character and football skills. The tournament is open to qualified football teams from different age groups, ranging from 8 under to 16 under, ladies’ teams and men’s football teams.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Baguio: 1st MGD Football Cup kicks off next month
by Roderick Osis
IN PREPARATION for the upcoming men's national championship, an age group football competition is set to kick off next week hoping to lure top football teams from Baguio City and Benguet.
Dubbed the 1st Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan Football Cup, a men's 11-a-side tournament and a 7-a-side ladies open will topbill the month long competition which will also feature five age group competitions.
The tournament, which will also be part of the Goshen backed Baguio United Football Club, is making its mark in the national competitions as they head to Barotac Nuevo for the national championship of the Smart Men's National Open Club Championship.
IN PREPARATION for the upcoming men's national championship, an age group football competition is set to kick off next week hoping to lure top football teams from Baguio City and Benguet.
Dubbed the 1st Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan Football Cup, a men's 11-a-side tournament and a 7-a-side ladies open will topbill the month long competition which will also feature five age group competitions.
The tournament, which will also be part of the Goshen backed Baguio United Football Club, is making its mark in the national competitions as they head to Barotac Nuevo for the national championship of the Smart Men's National Open Club Championship.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Baguio: Goshen football squads rule Karika Cup
THE rain-soaked Karika grassroots football cup on May 30 literally produced champions out of the mud at the Melvin Jones Football grounds.
Two Goshen Land Football Teams ruled two age group divisions in the rain or shine grassroots football tournament.
The 12 and under Palaro-Goshenland football team defeated the famed Baguio Cinderella Ladies' Team (2-0), Pinsao Football Team (7-0),and the New Life Football Team (8-0) in the 7-aside monthly tournament semi-finals.
Led by 12-year-old team captain Mike Arbella, and coached by former Ateneo football team player Gatan Dalang, the team blanked out Pinsao in the finals with a whopping 5-0 score.
The Goshen Land-Palaro team banded together again in last week's tournament after their stint in the Palarong Pambansa.
Two Goshen Land Football Teams ruled two age group divisions in the rain or shine grassroots football tournament.
The 12 and under Palaro-Goshenland football team defeated the famed Baguio Cinderella Ladies' Team (2-0), Pinsao Football Team (7-0),and the New Life Football Team (8-0) in the 7-aside monthly tournament semi-finals.
Led by 12-year-old team captain Mike Arbella, and coached by former Ateneo football team player Gatan Dalang, the team blanked out Pinsao in the finals with a whopping 5-0 score.
The Goshen Land-Palaro team banded together again in last week's tournament after their stint in the Palarong Pambansa.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Victory Liner brings football to Baguio
Manila, Philippines - Concurrent with the excitement generated by the sport in the country, Victory Liner delivered football mania in Baguio by sponsoring the recently concluded Victory Cup 2011.
Thirty-one teams from different schools/clubs in Luzon duked it out for the coveted Victory Cup award, a yearly competition organized by one of the country’s largest and most trusted bus liners, Victory Liner Inc.
Victory Cup 2011 marks the eight consecutive year Victory Liner has sponsored the football match.
Thirty-one teams from different schools/clubs in Luzon duked it out for the coveted Victory Cup award, a yearly competition organized by one of the country’s largest and most trusted bus liners, Victory Liner Inc.
Victory Cup 2011 marks the eight consecutive year Victory Liner has sponsored the football match.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Karika Cup ready for kick off this week end in Baguio
EVEN WITH the strong rains expected to lash the region with Typhoon Chedeng, the monthly staging of the Karika Cup is set to push through this weekend.
Scheduled on May 28, the Karika Cup, according to organizers will push trough as scheduled, however, if strong rains hit the summer capital by Saturday, officials said they are willing to postpone the games on Sunday, May 29 also at the Melvin Jones Football grounds.
Typhoon Chedeng (international codename: Songda) was not expected to make landfall but will skirt along shores with winds stronger than 150 kilometers per hour and rainfall of 30
Scheduled on May 28, the Karika Cup, according to organizers will push trough as scheduled, however, if strong rains hit the summer capital by Saturday, officials said they are willing to postpone the games on Sunday, May 29 also at the Melvin Jones Football grounds.
Typhoon Chedeng (international codename: Songda) was not expected to make landfall but will skirt along shores with winds stronger than 150 kilometers per hour and rainfall of 30
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