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    This will be a big boost to Philippine Football ...

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    Football Being Eyed as NCAA's Next Mandatory Sport

    Norman Lee Benjamin Riego, ABS-CBN Sports
    Posted at Jul 12 2016 09:05 AM | Updated as of Jul 12 2016 09:06 AM

    MANILA, Philippines -- As of this season, the 92nd in the league's history, the NCAA only has four mandatory sports: basketball, swimming, track and field, and volleyball.

    The most recent addition to that list was volleyball which was installed there just this year. All the other sports from the total of 14, meanwhile, are non-mandatory – ergo, not all 10 member schools participate in them.

    That is all set to change beginning next year, if the league’s management committee is to be believed. “Every year, we will add a mandatory sport like we did volleyball this year,” committee chair Mari Lacson told ABS-CBN Sports.

    Explaining the rationale behind their decision, Lacson shared that, from his point of view, only College of St. Benilde and San Beda College have fully-formed athletic programs. “It’s only fair for all member schools to maintain all the sports. It’s only force all member schools to complete their programs,” he said.

    (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/07/12...andatory-sport)
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    UAAP, NCAA Teams Collide in 14th Ang Liga

    BY SPORTS ILLUSTRATED PH STAFF 13 JULY 2016

    Top varsity squads from the country’s largest collegiate athletic competitions are set to clash in this year’s biggest pre-season football tournament starting July 16.

    A total of 20 teams, divided into two divisions, from the National Collegiate Athletic Association of the Philippines (NCAA), University, Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP), as well from neighboring provinces will banner this year’s Ang Liga.

    From its humble beginnings from its first season in 2003, Ang Liga has now evolved into the country’s top platform where collegiate clubs converge before the start of their mother leagues.

    Defending champions Far Eastern University (FEU) leads the pack in the first division together with fellow UAAP teams University of the Philippines (UP), Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU), National University (NU), University of Santo Tomas (UST) and University of the East (UE).

    San Beda College (SBC), last year’s NCAA runners up, headlines the contingent from the oldest athletic association in the country together with College of Saint Benilde (CSB) and Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU).

    (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://sportsillustrated.com.ph/Coll...-14th-Ang-Liga)
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    • #3
      San Beda Shines in Ang Liga Opener

      Posted on July 16, 2016 by angligafootball

      The two teams of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) powerhouse squad San Beda College (SBC) came out with wins in the opening day of the 14th season of Ang Liga at their home turf in Mendiola, Manila on Saturday.

      San Beda’s team A, who plays in the first division, thwarted top-tier newcomers University of Batangas (UB), 4-0, to notch their first victory in the tournament.

      Veteran standout Estephen Abriol started the scoring for the men from Mendiola in the 22nd minute while James Eje swiftly followed with a goal of his own six minutes after to hand their side a 2-0 advantage at the half.

      During the second half, San Beda’s dominant offense still prevailed over their provincial counterparts as Franco Dela Torre and Aljo Zabala managed to add on to the score line in the final 10 minutes of the affair.

      On the other hand, SBC Team B similarly caught their share of the winning column in division two as they escape the fierce second half rally of the reserve team of the University of the Philippines (UP).

      (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: https://angliga.wordpress.com/2016/0...g-liga-opener/)

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      EAC Beats Malayan; San Beda, NU Figure in Draw

      Posted on July 18, 2016 by angligafootball

      Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC) opened the 14th season of Ang Liga with a 3-2 win over Malayan Colleges Laguna (MCL) while San Beda College (SBC) and National University (NU) figure in a 2-2 draw at the SBC Football Field in Mendiola, Manila on Sunday.

      The Generals emerged victorious in match day two of the premier collegiate pre-season tournament as they trounce their provincial foes through the brace of Marvin Lianza.

      Malayan was off to a hot start in their second division meeting with EAC as Carlo Cubio went uncontested for a shot on goal in the 17th minute to give their squad an early lead.

      It did not take long before the UN Avenue-based platoon got things going for their side as Lianza booted in his first goal of the contest in the 25th minute followed by Bryan Micabalo’s strike in the 34th to place EAC ahead, 2-1, at the break.

      However, MCL managed to bring the game back to square one immediately after the restart as Marvin Bonafe found space in their foes’ defense for a shot in the 46th minute.

      (Article cut, to read more go to: https://angliga.wordpress.com/2016/0...igure-in-draw/)
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      • #4
        Video of the game between UP and LPU in the Ang Liga 2016 Tournament. UP won, 3-0.
        https://www.facebook.com/AngLigaphil...0449009357349/

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        Video of the game between SBC and UP in the Ang Liga 2016 Tournament. SBC won, 3-2.
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        • #5
          Football: Ateneo, UST Start Ang Liga Season with Wins

          Ateneo and UST take down UE and the University of Batangas to open the Ang Liga football tourney

          Nissi Icasiano
          Published 5:24 PM, August 02, 2016
          Updated 5:24 PM, August 02, 2016

          MANILA, Philippines – UAAP-member schools Ateneo de Manila University and University of Santo Tomas (UST) started their respective campaigns in the 14th season of the Ang Liga football tourney on a high note.

          Both teams won their matches on Sunday, July 31, at the San Beda College football field in Manila.

          The Blue Eagles earned their debut victory in the pre-season football competition with a convincing 2-0 drubbing of University of the East (UE) during the heated affair in the first division.

          Ateneo was on target after just 18 minutes of play on the pitch with a shot courtesy of Samuel Lim to give their side a 1-0 advantage going into the halftime break.

          In the second half, the blue-and-white squad capitalized on UE's defensive lapse as Jordan Jarvis managed to sneak in another goal during the 86th minute.

          Meanwhile, the UST Growling Tigers hardly took care of last year's second division winner University of Batangas (UB) with a 2-1 conquest.

          The Batangas-based Brahmans gave the Golden Booters their first taste of the lead in the 37th minute of action as UB's goalie Allyson Lopez accidentally kicked the ball into the back of his own net.

          (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://www.rappler.com/sports/by-spo...ga-season-wins)
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            Growling Tigers Score Twin Kills in Ang Liga

            BY THE MANILA TIMES ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2016

            The two teams of the University of Santo Tomas (UST) emerged victorious against their separate foes in the first and second division of Ang Liga at the San Beda College Football Field, Manila on Saturday.

            After bowing to College of Saint Benilde (CSB) in their previous, the first team of the Growling Tigers managed to bounce back with a victory over Ateneo De Manila University (ADMU), 2-1, in the first division.

            The men from Espana took the 1-0 advantage after the slow-starting first half following the strike of AJ Pasion in the 25th minute of the ball game.

            However, Ateneo caught one back two minutes after the break as Samuel Lim found the back of the net in the 47th minute to level the score a 1-1.

            UST pushed hard to assert their dominance over their fellow University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) squad and was rewarded with the game-winning shot of Jofridale Molino in the 59th.

            Consequently, the reserves of the Growling Tigers trounced Emilio Aguinaldo College, 6-1, through an early brace output of Jonas Del Rosario in the second division.

            (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://www.manilatimes.net/growling-...g-liga/285231/)
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            • #7
              Fighting Maroons Stretch Winning Streak in Ang Liga

              BY JAELLE NEVIN REYES ON SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

              University of the Philippines (UP) remains unbeaten in the 14th season of Ang Liga after defeating University of Batangas (UB), 2-0, at the San Beda College Football Field, Manila on Sunday.

              The Fighting Maroons improved their record to four wins for a total of 12 points in the first division while the Brahmans suffered their fourth consecutive loss this season.

              Reigning University Athletic Association of the Philippines champions UP secured their victory through a late game surge in the final 20 minutes of the game with two consecutive conversions.

              UP and Azkals standout Daniel Gadia notched the initial goal of his club in the 73rd minute quickly followed by the goal of Rvin Resuma in the 76th minute.

              However, the men from Diliman were inflicted with a blow in the 77th minute as Gadia was handed his second caution of the game, which kept him out of the remaining minutes of the match.

              (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://www.manilatimes.net/fighting-...g-liga/285441/)
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              • #8
                UP Thumps UE, Keeps Ang Liga Lead

                BY JAELLE NEVIN REYES ON OCTOBER 9, 2016 FOOTBALL TIMES

                University of the Philippines (UP) continued its winning form in the first division of Ang Liga after defeating University of the East (UE), 2-1, on Saturday at the San Beda College Field in Manila.

                With the win, the Fighting Maroons strengthened their grip on the top spot of the standings with six wins, a draw and a loss while the Red Warriors have been dealt with their third defeat together with two victories and a draw.

                After suffering its first loss of the season against University of Santo Tomas (UST) last week, UP is back on track in the plight to cop the premier collegiate pre-season football plum.

                High-scoring duo of sophomores JB Borlongan and Kintaro Miyagi powered the Fighting Maroons in their sixth win in the tournament.

                (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://www.manilatimes.net/thumps-ue...a-lead/290299/)
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                • #9
                  Fighting Maroons Survive Red Lions in Ang Liga

                  BY JAELLE NEVIN REYES ON NOVEMBER 13, 2016 FOOTBALL TIMES

                  University of the Philippines (UP) returned to action in the 14th season of Ang Liga with a 1-0 victory against San Beda College on Saturday at the latter’s home ground.

                  Fresh off a championship run in the recently concluded Philippine University Games, the Fighting Maroons continued their winning form against their fellow collegiate topside.

                  Under-19 National Football Team standout JB Borlongan headlined for UP after securing the only goal of the contest.

                  Borlongan was off to a hot start during the game as he sealed the win with a strike from deep inside the territory of their hosts just 15 minutes into the game.

                  On the other end, the Red Lions mounted several attacks of their own in hopes of leveling the score line before the end of regulation but were unable to get through the defense of their foes.

                  With the win, UP tightened their grip on the number one seed of the elimination round with a record of seven wins, a draw and a loss while San Beda was dealt with their third defeat together with four victories and a draw.

                  (Article intentionally cut, to read more go to: http://www.manilatimes.net/fighting-...g-liga/296329/)
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                  • #10
                    NCAA Football Unfolds on Nov. 26

                    BY JAELLE NEVIN REYES ON NOVEMBER 20, 2016 FOOTBALL TIMES

                    The National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Tournament is set to launch its 92nd season with a triple-header at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium on November 26.

                    A total of seven teams will be vying to clinch this year’s title with reigning champion Arellano University (AU) looking to cement its place on top of the collegiate ranks with the a second trophy.

                    The Chiefs will be starting their title-retention bid against Emilio Aguinaldo College in the opening game of the tournament at 10 a.m.

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                    • #11
                      San Beda Crushes EAC in NCAA Football

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                      Posted at Dec 07 2016 02:09 PM

                      MANILA, Philippines – San Beda College destroyed Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC), 10-0, to secure a share of the second spot in the NCAA Season 92 men's football tournament along with De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (CSB).

                      Ralph Estephen Abriol had a hat-trick by the 17th minute, having scored his first goal in just two minutes and his second at the fifth minute mark.

                      His effort set the tone for the easy victory for the Red Booters, who are tied with the Blazers at No. 2 at the table with nine points each.

                      Aljo Paul Zabala and Nimrod Balabat each grabbed a brace, while Mark Den Castillo and Elnie Dorimon accounted for San Beda's other goals.

                      Arellano University, meanwhile, edged Lyceum of the Philippines University, 2-1, to seize the solo lead with 12 points.

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                      • #12
                        San Beda Rises to Solo Lead in NCAA Football

                        ABS-CBN News
                        Posted at Dec 13 2016 05:12 PM

                        MANILA, Philippines – San Beda College turned back De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (CSB), 4-1, on Tuesday to take the solo lead and close in on clinching the first round pennant of the NCAA Season 92 men's football tournament at the Rizal Memorial Stadium.

                        Aljo Paul Zabala, Ralph Estephen Abriol, Neil Dorimon and Mark Den Castillo all found the back of the net as the Red Booters won their fifth consecutive game for 15 points.

                        Zabala and Abriol set the tone with goals in the first half, before Dorimon and Castillo sandwiched CSB's Valentino Calvo's strike at 88th minute in the second half.

                        "I'm happy with the way we played. We achieved our goal of taking the lead," said San Beda coach Michael Pediamonte. "Now we will focus on winning the first round."

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                        • #13
                          How are draws resolved in elimination play in both the UAAP and the NCAA? Do they just give 1 ranking point each to the tied teams or do they resolve all draws with a penalty shoot-out every elimination game so that there will be no more draws?
                          Originally posted by gideon
                          Not sure why all on here got salty when the Serbian coach said Gilas lacked any real quality. I mean isn't that glaringly obvious.

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                            Originally posted by judasmartel View Post
                            How are draws resolved in elimination play in both the UAAP and the NCAA? Do they just give 1 ranking point each to the tied teams or do they resolve all draws with a penalty shoot-out every elimination game so that there will be no more draws?
                            Normally a Draw in Football is just settled as a Draw, and yes, meaning one point for both teams.

                            But in cases wherein one team really needs to win, like during Sudden-Death elimination games, then what happens is that first, there will be an extension to the game for I think two 15 minute halves. If there is still a Draw after that time, then that's the time when teams go into a Best of Five (per round) Penalty Shoot Out.

                            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalt...tion_football)
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                            • #15
                              San Beda Sweeps First Round of NCAA Football

                              ABS-CBN News
                              Posted at Dec 20 2016 02:49 PM

                              MANILA, Philippines – After clinching the first round pennant, San Beda College is now setting its sights on ruling the four-team second round and reclaiming the NCAA football title that it lost in heartbreaking fashion to Arellano University last year.

                              The Red Booters got back at the Chiefs with a vengeful 6-0 victory to cap their six-match sweep of the first round.

                              San Beda also bested De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (CSB), the biggest threat to its title aspirations this year, in a 4-1 win that underscored the Red Booters' focus on nailing a record 22nd football crown.

                              "We're just focused on preparing for the second round," said San Beda coach Michael Pediamonte. "But of course, at the back of our minds, we're also thinking of that 22nd title because that is really our motivation as a team."

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