The United Football League (UFL) will expand by up to 20 clubs and has already sent out a call for new teams in the coming 2012 season.
UFL media officer Coco Torres said deadline for interested football clubs to seek a slot is on August 12 since they are going to add up to 10 teams in each of the two divisions.
Torres said aspirants must email their roster of 25 players and applicants must also send in details like club name, history, owners and area.
The UFL has an official Facebook page and a website.
Most of the members of the men's national football team compete in the UFL as players of their home clubs. The league now has 16 clubs, including the Kaya Futbol Club, Global Smartmatic, Air Force Rider, and Army Fritz Macziol IBM which have Azkals in their respective line-ups.
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Green Archers United conducts tryout in Visayas
Manila, JUNE 23 (Sugod.com) – Green Archers United announced on friday the confirmed tour in the Visayas region to conduct a two-day tryout in Bacolod (July 10) and San Carlos City (July 11).
“Tryouts will be conducted by Coach Dolfo Alicante and Asst. Coach Tating Pasilan, as well as Manager Monchu Garcia. They are open to all interested footballers over the age of 18 regardless of past school or club affiliation” the club announced on facebook.
The club finished sixth in the first division of the recently concluded LBC United Football League season. Just seven points above bottom club Navy FC.
Local football players will get a chance to tryout for the club several months ahead of their next UFL season. Source
Monday, June 13, 2011
Kaya Cignal’s 2011 UFL Season Review
Kaya solidified its position as one of the top four clubs in the LBC United Football League with a 2-1 victory over Green Archers Orient Freight in their final game at the University of Makati Football Stadium.
The club started the season with so much promise before falling flat in the final run towards the championship.
It was a prosperous five months for the club after constructing one of the finest line-ups in the league consisting of UAAP winning coach Anto Gonzales, Homeless World Cup winner Lexter Maravilla, UFL All-Stars’ Eric Dagroh, and Azkals Team Captain Aly Borromeo.
For quite some time, Kaya held a good title challenge against Global Smartmatic. Back then, the club was able to attract thousands of fans through its facebook page and an air of optimism pervade the management and players.
But Borromeo went abroad to conduct a tryout for the national team causing a downhill for the side. A draw against Loyola followed by a loss against Air Force Rider, Global Smartmatic and Army Fritz & Macziol IBM put to end their title run-in.
In March and April alone, the club acquired just four points in four consecutive matches – a league run where Kaya was unable to defeat the big sides.
However, the club made a huge comeback that silenced the critics with a big win against league Champions Air Force Rider who suffered their only loss in the league this season.
It was not a turning point for the club as they lost their next game against Global Smartmatic followed by a draw against Army Fritz & Macziol IBM.
The season wasn’t as good as the one in 2009 but the title had seemed within touching distance this year. A crown would have been good but instead Kaya were left fourth place with just 17 points. Source
The club started the season with so much promise before falling flat in the final run towards the championship.
It was a prosperous five months for the club after constructing one of the finest line-ups in the league consisting of UAAP winning coach Anto Gonzales, Homeless World Cup winner Lexter Maravilla, UFL All-Stars’ Eric Dagroh, and Azkals Team Captain Aly Borromeo.
For quite some time, Kaya held a good title challenge against Global Smartmatic. Back then, the club was able to attract thousands of fans through its facebook page and an air of optimism pervade the management and players.
But Borromeo went abroad to conduct a tryout for the national team causing a downhill for the side. A draw against Loyola followed by a loss against Air Force Rider, Global Smartmatic and Army Fritz & Macziol IBM put to end their title run-in.
In March and April alone, the club acquired just four points in four consecutive matches – a league run where Kaya was unable to defeat the big sides.
However, the club made a huge comeback that silenced the critics with a big win against league Champions Air Force Rider who suffered their only loss in the league this season.
It was not a turning point for the club as they lost their next game against Global Smartmatic followed by a draw against Army Fritz & Macziol IBM.
The season wasn’t as good as the one in 2009 but the title had seemed within touching distance this year. A crown would have been good but instead Kaya were left fourth place with just 17 points. Source
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
UFL: Loyola Meralco stops Navy FC
MANILA—Loyola Meralco zapped Navy FC, 4-1, yesterday in the United Football League at the University of Makati pitch.
Mark Hartman led the Sparks with three goals, including one in the first minute. JP Merida also scored in the 41st minute.
Loyola Meralco temporarily occupies fifth place in the First division while Navy FC remained winless.
In another match, Global Smartmatic edged Kaya Cignal, 1-0, with a late goal from Aaron Altiche in the 90th minute.
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Mark Hartman led the Sparks with three goals, including one in the first minute. JP Merida also scored in the 41st minute.
Loyola Meralco temporarily occupies fifth place in the First division while Navy FC remained winless.
In another match, Global Smartmatic edged Kaya Cignal, 1-0, with a late goal from Aaron Altiche in the 90th minute.
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