Si Uncle Peping tinatarget din ang FESSAP!?
By: Jerry Yap
HINDI natin alam kung saan gusting gamitin ni Uncle Peping Cojuangco ang kanyang POWERS and FUNDS bilang Philippine
Olympic Czar.
Ayaw kasing i-recognize ng Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) ang Federation of School Sports Association of the
Philippines (FESSAP) pero makalalahok pa rin sila sa 27th Summer Universiade sa Kazan, Russia sa suporta ni San Miguel Corporation (SMC) executive chief Ramon Ang.
Kung hindi tayo nagkakamali ay ngayon Hulyo na gaganapin ‘yan na lalahukan ng 200 bansa sa buong mundo. Ang delegasyon ng Filipinas ay binubuo ng 80 manlalaro kasama na ang University of the Visayas Green Lancers, na siyang nakakuha ng karapatan para katawanin ang bansa sa basketball competition.
Ang FESSAP ang tanging university sports federation na kinikilala ng International University Sports Federation
(FISU), na nag-oorganisa para sa Summer Universiade and Winter Universiade kada ikalawang taon. Ito ay kinokonsiderang Olympics ng university competitions.
Ang mga manlalaro na nasa ilalim ng pangangalaga ng FESSAP ay ipinadadala sa international events hindi lamang para
sa sports competitions kundi para rin sa cultural exchanges sa hanay ng mga kabataan at estudyante sa iba’t ibang
bansa.”
Sabi nga ni David Ong, “The FESSAP is strongly committed to the development of youth sports in the country.”
Si Ong ang Presidente ng privately-funded university sports federation.
Kung suporta ang pag-uusapan, hindi na natin makukuwestiyon ang SMC sa bagay na ito dahil malaking tulong ang ginagawa
niya sa mga manlalaro sa ilalim ng FESSAP.
Pero ang ipinagtataka natin ay ang tila pananabotahe ng isang Uncle Peping sa programa ng FESSAP.
Aba mantakin n’yo ba namang sabihan ang mga pamantasan at unibersidad (UAAP) na huwag sumama sa delegasyon ng FESSAP para sa Kazan, Russia.
Tsk tsk tsk …
Ano ba ang ini-o-offer ng POC para sa mga university athletes natin?!
Mayroon bang programa si Uncle Peping para paunlarin at palakasin nang sa gayon ay maging competitive ang mga
manlalaro natin sa hanay ng mga estudyante?!
Isa lang ang klaro sa ating mga university athletes, may PONDO ang POC pero sila ay hindi kasama sa mga programang inihahain nito.
Hindi lang sa mga university athletes, maging mga professional athletes nga natin ‘e hindi naman nasusuportahan ng POC…
Kaya nga matagal na nilang itinatanong… SINO BA TALAGA ANG NAKIKINABANG sa PONDO ng POC?!
Pakisagot lang po Uncle Peping!
|
|
FESSAP with Friendly Newspapers
People's Tonight
|
Manila Standard Today
|
Bandera
|
Manila Times (since 1898)
|
UCAA Opening
Photo Caption
7404 – Proponents of the 11th UCAA link hands using the league's official balls (Mikasa and Molten) during simple launching rites at the Central Colleges of the Philippines. They are (from left) La Salle-Dasmarinas' Gerry Sergio, Olivarez College's Cesar Hagos, EAC-Cavite's Nomar Isla, CCP President Atty. Crispino P. Reyes, UCAA president Tisha Abundo of the PSBA, CCP's Zaldy Fortunado and MLQU's Sherman Crisostomo.
11th season of UCAA opens Saturday
Games Saturday (The Ateneo Blue gym)
10 am PSBA vs CCP
11:30 a.m. La Salle-Dasmarinas vs Olivarez College
1 p.m. MLQU vs EAC-Cavite
DEFENDING champion Philippine School of Business Administration starts its title-retention bid on Saturday when the 11th Universities and Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball tournament reels off at the Ateneo Blue Eagle gym in Katipunan Ave., Quezon City.
The Jaguars, who are one of six varsity teams entered in this two-month cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls, clash with the Central Colleges of the Philippines Bobcats in the opening tiff at 10 a.m.
Last year’s finalist, the Olivarez College Sea Lions, fight the De La Salle-Dasmarinas Patriots at 11:30 a.m., while the Manuel L. Quezon University Stallions take on the Emilio Aguinaldo College-Cavite Vanguards at 1 p.m.
Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista will make the ceremonial toss during the 9 a.m. opening ceremony, while UCAA president Tisha Abundo of host PSBA will declare the opening of the season. Former National Youth Council Chairman Bam Aquino is the guest of honor.
The CCP Pep Squad, a four- time national champion and the overall Grand Champion for 2009 World Cup Cheer and Dance, will perform a special number.
The Jaguars, under coach Philip Cezar, won their first-ever crown last year following a 114-106 beating of the Sea Lions.
But this time around, veteran cager Vic Manuel has graduated and will not be around to give the Jaguars a helping hand. The Jaguars will now be banking on players like Mark de la Cruz, BJ Erol Role and Justine Puno to get them on track.
The Sea Lions will have Michael Saguiguit as their main man again, with help from veteran cager Philip Coronel.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
7404 – Proponents of the 11th UCAA link hands using the league's official balls (Mikasa and Molten) during simple launching rites at the Central Colleges of the Philippines. They are (from left) La Salle-Dasmarinas' Gerry Sergio, Olivarez College's Cesar Hagos, EAC-Cavite's Nomar Isla, CCP President Atty. Crispino P. Reyes, UCAA president Tisha Abundo of the PSBA, CCP's Zaldy Fortunado and MLQU's Sherman Crisostomo.
11th season of UCAA opens Saturday
Games Saturday (The Ateneo Blue gym)
10 am PSBA vs CCP
11:30 a.m. La Salle-Dasmarinas vs Olivarez College
1 p.m. MLQU vs EAC-Cavite
DEFENDING champion Philippine School of Business Administration starts its title-retention bid on Saturday when the 11th Universities and Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball tournament reels off at the Ateneo Blue Eagle gym in Katipunan Ave., Quezon City.
The Jaguars, who are one of six varsity teams entered in this two-month cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls, clash with the Central Colleges of the Philippines Bobcats in the opening tiff at 10 a.m.
Last year’s finalist, the Olivarez College Sea Lions, fight the De La Salle-Dasmarinas Patriots at 11:30 a.m., while the Manuel L. Quezon University Stallions take on the Emilio Aguinaldo College-Cavite Vanguards at 1 p.m.
Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista will make the ceremonial toss during the 9 a.m. opening ceremony, while UCAA president Tisha Abundo of host PSBA will declare the opening of the season. Former National Youth Council Chairman Bam Aquino is the guest of honor.
The CCP Pep Squad, a four- time national champion and the overall Grand Champion for 2009 World Cup Cheer and Dance, will perform a special number.
The Jaguars, under coach Philip Cezar, won their first-ever crown last year following a 114-106 beating of the Sea Lions.
But this time around, veteran cager Vic Manuel has graduated and will not be around to give the Jaguars a helping hand. The Jaguars will now be banking on players like Mark de la Cruz, BJ Erol Role and Justine Puno to get them on track.
The Sea Lions will have Michael Saguiguit as their main man again, with help from veteran cager Philip Coronel.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
September 10, 2012 UCAA Finals
It's Patriots vs Sea Lions for cage crown
Game Tomorrow
(Game-1 at the Olivarez College gymnasium, Sucat, Paranaque)
1 p.m. Olivarez College vs DLSU-Dasmarinas
DASMARINAS, Cavite-
The La Salle-Dasmarinas Patriots are back in the finals.
The Patriots earned a return trip to the finals yesterday after a seven-year wait in the 11th Universities and Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball
tournament.
They relied on a big scoring run in the endgame to finish off the Manuel L. Quezon University Stallions, 79-68, in their stepladder semifinal showdown at the Ugnayang La Salle gymnasium in Dasmarinas, Cavite.
Lloyd Pono banged in 20 points, including one of three crucial triples during a crucial six-minute stretch in the last period that keyed the win for the Patriots in this cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls.
Pono scored his trey after a split free throw from teammate Jeff Manuel shattered a 60-all deadlock, giving La Salle a 64-60 lead, before two more triples from Jeoffrey Acain and Clifford Castro from a 10-3 run allowed the Patriots to gain a 74-63 cushion in the remaining 1:45.
Acain shot 16 points, while Manuel had 12. K-Boy Torres tallied 10.
Roland Dulalia and Leonard Tamayo topscored with 15 and 14 points, respectively, for the Stallions, who eventually settled for third place.
The Patriots, who fought for the crown against 2005 champion, Emilio Aguinaldo College Generals, will have a best-of-three title series with the Olivarez College Sea Lions starting on Wednesday, 1 p.m. at the Olivarez College gymnasium in Sucat, Paranaque.
“Nagkumpiyansa ang mga bata sa opensa nu'ng umpisa. Akala nila, dahil homecourt, ganoon-ganoon lang ang Stallions. Buti na lang, nag-click ang matchup namin sa kanila,” said Patriots coach Macky Torres.
Torres, who is on his second year as coach, said this is big achievement for the team after placing last the previous season.
The Stallions, who were ahead, 36-32, at halftime, took charge in the third behind an 11-5 run, which gave them a 48-37 spread.
But the Patriots eventually caught up with them at 58-all at the start of the fourth, using a scoring binge triggered by Acain’s trey.
Sea Lions bag UCAA cage crown
UCAA - FESSAP Member
DASMARINAS, Cavite—The Olivarez College Sea Lions needed a few Hail Marys, big baskets from Johnny Jasmin and four overtime periods to fend off the La Salle-Dasmarinas Patriots, 103-101, in Game 2 of their best-of-three finals series last Friday.
Visibly tired and drained from the Patriots’ relentless defense, the Patriots went on to claim their first-ever cage crown in the 11th Universities and
Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball tournament.
The 6’2" Jasmin, who plays for Café France in the D-League, struck with a putback in the last 17.9 seconds and scored what turned out to be the winning basket at the Patriots’ home turf at the Ugnayang La Salle gymnasium here. Jasmin showed the way for the Sea Lions with 24 points, including six points in the fourth extension period to lead the Sucat-based cagers to a two-game sweep of their championship showdown.
They earlier took Game 1 with a 67-62 win over the Patriots. The Sea Lions, who finished runner-up to the Philippine School of Business Administration Jaguars last season, were unable to stop Patriots' cager Kevin Torres from attempting for a triple as time expired. Unfortunately for the Patriots, Torres missed and failed to send the game into a fifth overtime or give his team a title after a seven-year wait in this cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls. Franklin Mancio and Most Valuable Player John Flores contributed 16 points for the Sea Lions, while Eldridge Corpus chipped in 12. With top school official Dr. Pablo Olivarez watching from the sidelines, the 23-year-old Jasmin, a hotel and management student, scored on a miss by Ardie Dizon. His basket came right after Patriots cager Clifford Castro tied the count for the last time at 101-all and with 40.9 ticks to go.
Castro led the Patriots with 19 points, while Jeff Manuel and Jeffrey Acain made 15 and 11 points, respectively.
After BJ Faundo split his charity in the last 2:13 of the third overtime period, and with the count at 91-all, the Patriots kept the Sea Lions scoreless in the remaining time, with John Corneh running out of time as he went for a fastbreak play.
“Sobrang nakakapagod ang game na ito. But, at least it treated supporters of Olivarez College and La Salle-Dasma to a very good game. Sa huli, wala na kaming game plan. Nagdasal na lang kami after the third overtime. Naging positive ang nangyari. This is our birthday gift to Dr. Olivarez," said Sea Lions coach Michael Saguiguit.
Earlier, Jasmin sent the contest into its first overtime with a jumper with 26.5 seconds left, 73-all, after Patriots cager Jeffrey Acain’s attempt got swiped at endgame by Faundo.
Patriots bet Jeff Manuel sent the match into a second overtime with a charity with 11.3 ticks to go, 78-all.
The game went into a third overtime w hen Sea Lion Mancio converted on a pass by Corpus in the last 10.2 seconds for an 84-all count and Acain missed a trey at the buzzer.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Visibly tired and drained from the Patriots’ relentless defense, the Patriots went on to claim their first-ever cage crown in the 11th Universities and
Colleges Athletic Association (UCAA) men’s basketball tournament.
The 6’2" Jasmin, who plays for Café France in the D-League, struck with a putback in the last 17.9 seconds and scored what turned out to be the winning basket at the Patriots’ home turf at the Ugnayang La Salle gymnasium here. Jasmin showed the way for the Sea Lions with 24 points, including six points in the fourth extension period to lead the Sucat-based cagers to a two-game sweep of their championship showdown.
They earlier took Game 1 with a 67-62 win over the Patriots. The Sea Lions, who finished runner-up to the Philippine School of Business Administration Jaguars last season, were unable to stop Patriots' cager Kevin Torres from attempting for a triple as time expired. Unfortunately for the Patriots, Torres missed and failed to send the game into a fifth overtime or give his team a title after a seven-year wait in this cagefest supported by Mikasa and Molten Balls. Franklin Mancio and Most Valuable Player John Flores contributed 16 points for the Sea Lions, while Eldridge Corpus chipped in 12. With top school official Dr. Pablo Olivarez watching from the sidelines, the 23-year-old Jasmin, a hotel and management student, scored on a miss by Ardie Dizon. His basket came right after Patriots cager Clifford Castro tied the count for the last time at 101-all and with 40.9 ticks to go.
Castro led the Patriots with 19 points, while Jeff Manuel and Jeffrey Acain made 15 and 11 points, respectively.
After BJ Faundo split his charity in the last 2:13 of the third overtime period, and with the count at 91-all, the Patriots kept the Sea Lions scoreless in the remaining time, with John Corneh running out of time as he went for a fastbreak play.
“Sobrang nakakapagod ang game na ito. But, at least it treated supporters of Olivarez College and La Salle-Dasma to a very good game. Sa huli, wala na kaming game plan. Nagdasal na lang kami after the third overtime. Naging positive ang nangyari. This is our birthday gift to Dr. Olivarez," said Sea Lions coach Michael Saguiguit.
Earlier, Jasmin sent the contest into its first overtime with a jumper with 26.5 seconds left, 73-all, after Patriots cager Jeffrey Acain’s attempt got swiped at endgame by Faundo.
Patriots bet Jeff Manuel sent the match into a second overtime with a charity with 11.3 ticks to go, 78-all.
The game went into a third overtime w hen Sea Lion Mancio converted on a pass by Corpus in the last 10.2 seconds for an 84-all count and Acain missed a trey at the buzzer.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
San Miguel Corporation
Col. Ariel Porfirio Querubin, Head of Delegation of the Philippine Water Polo Team
|
SMC President Ramon S. Ang (left) with FESSAP President David Ong and treasurer Jeane Monteverde
|
2nd Asian University Water Polo Championship in Singapore
Philippines participation to the 2nd Asian University Water Polo Championship held in Singapore from June 2 to 9, 2012 supported by San Miguel Corporation (SMC) President Ramon S. Ang.Also present are FESSAP President David Ong, vice president Christian Tan, Treasurer Jeane Monteverde, Deputy Sec Gen Col. Ariel Querubin and Graham Lim.
|
|
|
Opening of the 9th Asian University Basketball Championship held at Trinity University of Asia (TUA) gym in Quezon City, Metro Manila on September 25, 2012. Former AUSF Secretary General Dr. Ekodjatmiko Sukarso of Indonesia, also the Vice President of Asian University Basketball Federation (AUBF) is prepare to toss the ceremonial games between Trinity University of Asia and Universiti Tecnologi MARA (UiTM) from Malaysia. Photo by Henry Vargas
Runner-up Olivarez College
|
University of the East (UE) is the champion of the 9th AUBC. Taken on September 29, 2012 and photo by Henry Vargas.
|
Trinity University of Asia versus UiTM of Malaysia in the opener.
|
Peewee Lim of Cobra Energy Drink received the Plague of Recognition from FESSAP officials on September 29, 2012. From left: BAP Executive Vice President Christian Tan, UE Team Manager Jess Tanchanco, FESSAP Deputy Secretary General Col. Ariel Querubin, Cobra Energy Drink representative Peewee Lim, FESSAP President David Ong and Vice President Tisha Abundo with Trinity University of Asia Athletic Director Milagros Gutierrez.
|
Most Valuable Player to UE's JM Noble
|
