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1st Kabataan Iwas-Droga: Sports tournament Results
BNHS Molino and Tabing-Dagat, Zapote and MaboloES, big winners in the 1stPSC KID SOS Tournament
Singles Boys
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Singles Girls
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Mixed Doubles
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Gold
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A-Jay Mitra (Zapote ES)
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Shane Macabene (Niog ES)
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Alexandre Guglielimone and Erica Marie Sapotin (Zapote ES)
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Silver
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Carmelo Taay (Bacoor ES)
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I-R May Dayao (Zapote ES)
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Irish Morraine Fernando and Andrei Ravelo (Bacoor ES)
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Bronze
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Kirby Fernandez (Sineguelasan ES)
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Cristine May Reyes (Mabolo ES)
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Miguel Sinchongco and Marie Eliz Mendoza (Habay ES)
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Singles Boys
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Singles Girls
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Mixed Doubles
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Gold
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Angelo Bajamundi (BNHS Molino Main)
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Darlyne Gacutan (BNHS Molino Main)
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Neal Ryan Agco and Ma. Nicol Olano (BNHS Molino Main)
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Silver
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Ivan Louise Cielo (BNHS Molino Main)
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Felichie Anne Lagos (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Jay Drio and Trisha Anne Delima (BNHS Molino Main)
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Bronze
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Roland Castro (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Joriel Mahilum (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Ramon Manlisic and Aliyah Gomez (BNHS Tabing- Dagat)
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Boys
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Girls
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Gold
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Raziel Ryle R. Bartolome (Aniban ES)
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Lian Shane T. Farin (Niog ES)
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Silver
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Lorenz Matthew A. Ting (Niog ES)
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Eunice Auson J. Lopez (Dulong Bayan ES)
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Bronze
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Mickholson L. Ariño (Habay ES)
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Jocelyn Q. Capote (Sineguelasan ES)
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Boys
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Girls
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Gold
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Richmun C. Guzmana (BNHS – Gawaran)
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Ma. Trishia A. de Castro (BNHS – Gawaran)
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Silver
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Rovie Brian S. Guarino (BNHS – Salinas)
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Hanna Victoria L. Espesor (BNHS – Salinas)
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Bronze
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Abegail Darang (BNHS – Tabing Dagat)
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Singles Boys
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Singles Girls
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Mixed Doubles
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Gold
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Jan Aries Sorreno (Mabolo ES)
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Jewel Jimenez (Mabolo ES)
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Graciel Ann Tatad and Danzel Nathan De Guzman
(Mabolo ES)
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Silver
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Jhan Philip Manzano (Habay ES)
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Gel Shinn Baran (Habay ES)
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Angel Macatol and Justin Cruz Pangan (Habay ES)
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Bronze
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John Paul Tapel (Bacoor ES)
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Singles Boys
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Singles Girls
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Mixed Doubles
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Gold
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Ryan Macalalad (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Jollibee Pangindian (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Arcelyn Resera and Macky Gomez (BNHS Tabing-Dagat)
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Silver
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Jessie Marc Hinayon (BNHS Molino)
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Sheena Custodio (BNHS Salinas)
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Alicia Mae Relluda and Nedo Pangindian (BNHS Molino)
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Post Event Highlights: MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi
Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi: Uniting Filipino through Music and Basketball to help rebuild Marawi.
The month of October marks the 4th year anniversary. Musikaramay or “musika na nakikiramay” is a community of people in the music industry wanting to be real-life superheroes through music.
Also known as “busking for a cause”, Musikaramay goes around the metro setting up in public places to play for their chosen beneficiary. In 4 years, they have raised funds for the ff:
• Yolanda Survivors in Palo, Leyte
• Rehabilition for Zamboanga Children
• SAF 44
• Kids with cancer at the National Children’s Hospital
• Raincoats, boots and umbrella donations to indigenous kids in Subic
As of the moment, we have 20 scholars at the Blessed Ville Special School in Cavite which came from donations during their performances in the streets of Manila.
In celebration, Musikaramay will be staging the Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi, a FIBA-endorsed Basketball League powered by Triple Threat Manila.
Nov 6, 2017, 8am to 6pm at the Cuneta Astrodome, 28 teams. 112 players. 7 hours of community basketball uniting different personalities from the music industry, will raise funds for our internally displaced brothers and sisters in Marawi through the help of Alagang Kapatid Foundation, Inc.
With the essence of “BAYANIHAN” coming to life again, Co-presented by Globe Telecom thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet Del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod and Office of Senator Sonny Angara.
In partnership with Royal MNL, GlutaMAX MEN, Meister Philippines, RAKISTA and Rakista Radio
In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, INQUIRER.net, Inquirerpop, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Billboard Philippines and Kambi Rallos
Supported by Wilson Sports PH, Audiophile Components, Converga Asia, Inc., Frappe La Rue Philippines, STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee, Maynilad, AOC, Royal Thee, Bed and Breakfast (Thai and Filipino Cuisine), Philips Monitors, and Foldable Kahon by KahoniStan
As these musicians have exemplified in their willingness to help by donating 1000php each, we too can make a difference in our society. Our own efforts will come a long way as long as our hearts are in the right place.
We would like to invite you to come, watch and join the cause. Instead of the traditional ticket selling, you will make a difference by giving 50php donation fee, and 2 canned goods.
Let it be that Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para Sa Marawi unite more Filipinos to help rebuild Marawi.
#Musikaramay3x3ParaSaMarawi
#FIBA3x3
#NewLeagueOfRealLifeSuperheroes
PCCL LAUNCHES NATIONAL 3×3 CHAMPIONSHIP
Musikaramay: 3×3 Para sa Marawi Basketball Tournament
Music and Basketball joined forces for charity
The month of October marks our 4th year anniversary. Musikaramay or “musika na nakikiramay” is a community of people in the music industry wanting to be real life superheroes through music.
Also known as “busking for a cause”, Musikaramay goes around the metro setting up in public places to play for their chosen beneficiary. In 4 years, they have raised funds for the ff:
• Yolanda Survivors in Palo, Leyte
• Rehabilition for Zamboanga Children
• SAF 44
• Kids with cancer at the National Children’s Hospital
• Raincoats, boots and umbrella donations to indigenous kids in Subic
As of the moment, we have 20 scholars at the Blessed Ville Special School in Cavite which came from donations during their performances in the streets of Manila.
In celebration, Musikaramay will be staging the Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi, a FIBA-endorsed Basketball League powered by Triple Threat Manila.
Nov 6, 2017, 8am to 6pm at the Cuneta Astrodome, 28 teams. 112 players. 7 hours of community basketball uniting different personalities from the music industry, will raise funds for our internally displaced brothers and sisters in Marawi through the help of Alagang Kapatid Foundation, Inc.
With the essence of “BAYANIHAN” coming to life again, Co-presented by Globe Telecom thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet Del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod and Office of SenatorSonny Angara.
In partnership with Royal MNL
GlutaMAX MEN, Meister Philippines, RAKISTA andRakista Radio
In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, INQUIRER.net, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Billboard Philippinesand Kambi Rallos
Supported by Wilson Sports PH, Audiophile Components, LD Systems PH, GRAND Videoke,Converga Asia, Inc., Frappe La Rue Philippines,STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee andFoldable Kahon by KahoniStan
As these musicians have exemplified in their willingness to help by donating 1000php each, we too can make a difference in our society. Our own efforts will come a long way as long as our hearts are in the right place.
We would like to invite you to come, watch and join the cause. Instead of the traditional ticket selling, you will make a difference by giving 50php donation fee, and 2 canned goods.
Let it be that Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para Sa Marawi unite more Filipinos to help rebuild Marawi.
#Musikaramay3x3ParaSaMarawi
#FIBA3x3
#NewLeagueOfRealLifeSuperheroes
Players Show Off Their Skills at Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Ultimate Showdown Tournament
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Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA, ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN, an official FIBA-endorsed 3on3 Basketball Tournament on September 16th!
16 slots. 64 players. 5 hours of fast-paced and fiercely competitive tournament!
- 18 Under (Year Born 2000 to 2005); and
- Open Men (Year Born 1999 and older)
- Mon Casuga, Founder of Audience of One Basketball Academy;
- Christian Luanzon, former PBA Player, UAAP Men’s Basketball Sports Analyst and Philippine Sports Institute Sports Ambassador;and
- Joco Macasaet, Basketball Player, UST Growling Tigers
- One (1) Triple Threat Manila 3×3 reversible top
- Certificate of Participation
- FIBA’s Individual and Team World Ranking and Statistics
- Photo and Video Highlight
- Live Telecast
- All teams, MVP and Skills Challenge Awardee featured articles at Powcast.net Sports Hub
- Champion: Top Reversible Jersey for the next season of Triple Threat Manila, freebies, and Life-Sized Check
- 2nd Runner-Up: Top Reversible Jersey for the next season of Triple Threat Manila, freebies, and Life-Sized Check
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- Skills Challenge Prize:
- Champion: The winning representative of the team will get freebies for the whole team
- This the only Registration Portal for Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown
- Make sure you and your team have read and understood Pre-Tournament Agreement before registering (https://goo.gl/JeSmuq)
- Only Team Captains should register on behalf of the team
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- Registration ends on September 6, 2017
- Each team shall consist of 4 players (3 players on the court and 1 substitute)
- Height/Highest Playing Experience Status: Only 1 player 6’0 and above or 1 former college varsity player
- Height average per team: N/A
- Collegiate Status: No current college varsity player
- High School Status: N/A
- Year Born 1999 and older
- Each team shall consist of 4 players (3 players on the court and 1 substitute
- Each player must be born on January 1, 2000 or later. Players must submit a proof of birth certificate
- Height average per team: No restrictions
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Kicks and Cause: Shoefiend Los Angeles’ Owner Talks About The Sneaker Scene
So what role does the sneaker game play in our community? Does it really help us become more inspired to grind hard to get what we really want in life like fashion and stuffs we didn’t get to have when we were young? Or is it just for flexin? How does the American sneaker scene influences the Pinoy sneaker fashion? These are the questions that typical people have in mind and we’re lucky that we had a chance to somehow clear the smoke and enlighten the minds of these people who believe that sneaker game is just a fashion.
Earl John Verzo, owner (CEO) of SHOEFIEND LOS ANGELES one of the most trusted sneaker dealers in the US and in the Philippines and also the trusted reseller of Pinoy Celebrities like Vice Ganda, Vhong Navarro, Teddy Corpuz and many more, gave us some words to actually explain how diverse the sneaker game is and how he and the brand that he represents overcome some challenges and how they give back to the community, proving that wearing something that looks good on feet doesn’t mean you just wanted to flex and show off but it is to inspire the people around you and educate these innocent minds about the Sneaker Game.
For a guy who spent most of his life collecting sneakers in the Philippines and in the US, we asked EJ about the difference between the sneaker scene abroad and locally.
“The difference would be the extravagant shoe collections in the US. There is nothing like it compared to what the Philippines has to offer. Numerous selections and variety of shoes. hands down US still has the best sneaker scene World Wide. But the Philippines has the potential to match that because Filipinos are hard working and ambitious 40% of the sneakerheads on the events are Filipino. Imagine bumping to a filipino sneakerhead every 5 minutes. Trust me we’re getting there. “
With the wide range of available varieties in the US, I must agree that they’ve got the best sneaker culture in the world but like what EJ said, Filipinos are everywhere and I won’t be surprised if one day we’ll be recognized as one of the world’s biggest sneaker community, maybe not the top but being known as one of them is something to be proud of.
One more question that we asked EJ is, how he and his brand overcome challenges like explaining to people that sneakergame is not pure luxury.
Powcast.net : “How hard it is to change the mentality of other people who are not into sneakers and looks at sneakerheads as luxurious individuals? “
“It’s quite challenging because you’re selling an idea that you believe in and most people don’t see that vision. Empathize with them, Let them have a glimpse of your life. show them your love and desire, establish to the people that what you wear reflects who you are as a person. Let them know that the first thing a person will notice are your shoes, make them realize that its not all about the luxury of shoes. It involves meeting new people who shares the same interest as you. A community, a family. The key ingredient is consistency and persistence, Influence them.” Mr. Verzo explained.
How does this brand actually helps the community? Is ShoeFiend LA your typical sneakers dealer? We asked the brand CEO Mr. Verzo about the things they do to pass on the inspiration to other people and how important it is for them to give back to the people around them by practicing the brand’s “Shoefiend LA Mentality”.
“We give back to the community by Inspiring people thru words and actions. We use the #shoefiendlamentality.
This is how you can turn negativity into positive and it’s satisfying to see a person being inspired
Whenever I see people who really appreciates the shoe culture I tend to give in to that emotional state.
Two weeks ago a friend of my uncle stayed at our house, he was a tall Indonesian basketball player. We shared the same passion for basketball and was able to talk about his love for the shoes as well, It is essential when you play basketball. Which led to us talking about my shoe collection. I gave him the opportunity to witness my collection and saw excitement in his eyes. I eventually end up giving him a limited edition Shoe for a have the price because I felt that he deserved it.
Another way we give back is by posting positive way of thinking that will help you achieve your desire and goals in life that will boost determination.
We also hand out toys to the street children on Christmas Eve. Along with my Brother In law who runs a local clothing brand prime wear.
Furthermore letting them understand that Shoe Fiend Los Angeles is more than just a brand. It’s a life style.” SFLA said.
Well, there you go. It is not all about showing off for this brand, it is to inspire people that if you work hard, you’ll eventually get what you want and deserve while getting other people involved and inspired to do more too. Earl John Verzo, one perfect example of a sneaker enthusiast turned businessman who inspires people with his brand’s #ShoeFiendLAMentality.
Check out their social media accounts:
https://www.facebook.com/ShoeFiendLA/
https://www.instagram.com/shoefiendla/
Coach Mark Solano of Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas Supports Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp
Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2!
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Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court!
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Warm up.
Just like what Coach Paolo said, warming up is very important as it’s purpose is to prepare one’s body for physical activity. It should help increase body temperature, heart rate and breathing rate. Warm up generally also helps you mentally prepare for exercise.
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Source: https://jptfitnessblog.wordpress.com/2017/08/14/baseline-a-starting-point/