The Jr. Azkals (under 23 years old) will be playing against Vietnam on the first day of the football games at the 2011 Southeast Asian Games.
The game will be held on November 3, at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia, 8 days ahead of the SEA Games opening ceremonies on November 11. This is the first time since 2005 that the Philippines will compete again in association football at the SEA Games. The game will be aired live at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Jr Azkals vs Vietnam SEA Games 2011 Live Stream Telecast Online
Monday, October 31, 2011
Watch Jr Azkals vs Vietnam Live SEA Games 2011
The Jr. Azkals (under 23 years old) will be playing against Vietnam on the first day of the football games at the 2011 Southeast Asian Games.
The game will be held on November 3, at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia, 8 days ahead of the SEA Games opening ceremonies on November 11. This is the first time since 2005 that the Philippines will compete again in association football at the SEA Games. The game will be aired live at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Jr Azkals vs Vietnam SEA Games 2011 Live Stream Telecast Online
The game will be held on November 3, at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia, 8 days ahead of the SEA Games opening ceremonies on November 11. This is the first time since 2005 that the Philippines will compete again in association football at the SEA Games. The game will be aired live at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Jr Azkals vs Vietnam SEA Games 2011 Live Stream Telecast Online
Sunday, October 30, 2011
TV5 Give Me 5 Kapatid Sets Off in the Middle East this November 3-5
Kapatid stars Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala will grace “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Expect five big events all in one spectacular weekend as TV5’s international arm, Pilipinas Global Network Limited (PGN Ltd.) brings “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East to officially announce the entry of its two global channels, Kapatid TV5 and Aksyon TV International, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on November 3-5, 2011.
This three-day never-before-done weekend extravaganza is jam-packed with fun activities for fellow Kapatids in the Middle East, including the most exciting Pinoy Explorer Promo, the special Premiere of Sa Ngalan ng Ina, Grand Fan’s day and concert featuring Side A at the Abu Dhabi National Theater on November 4, and the much-awaited Talentadong Pinoy’s 3rd International Auditions at Boracay Club, Asiana Hotel in Dubai on November 5.
Also joining “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East are some of TV5’s popular stars such as Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala.
Expect five big events all in one spectacular weekend as TV5’s international arm, Pilipinas Global Network Limited (PGN Ltd.) brings “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East to officially announce the entry of its two global channels, Kapatid TV5 and Aksyon TV International, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on November 3-5, 2011.
This three-day never-before-done weekend extravaganza is jam-packed with fun activities for fellow Kapatids in the Middle East, including the most exciting Pinoy Explorer Promo, the special Premiere of Sa Ngalan ng Ina, Grand Fan’s day and concert featuring Side A at the Abu Dhabi National Theater on November 4, and the much-awaited Talentadong Pinoy’s 3rd International Auditions at Boracay Club, Asiana Hotel in Dubai on November 5.
Also joining “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East are some of TV5’s popular stars such as Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala.
TV5 Give Me 5 Kapatid Sets Off in the Middle East this November 3-5
Kapatid stars Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala will grace “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Expect five big events all in one spectacular weekend as TV5’s international arm, Pilipinas Global Network Limited (PGN Ltd.) brings “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East to officially announce the entry of its two global channels, Kapatid TV5 and Aksyon TV International, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on November 3-5, 2011.
This three-day never-before-done weekend extravaganza is jam-packed with fun activities for fellow Kapatids in the Middle East, including the most exciting Pinoy Explorer Promo, the special Premiere of Sa Ngalan ng Ina, Grand Fan’s day and concert featuring Side A at the Abu Dhabi National Theater on November 4, and the much-awaited Talentadong Pinoy’s 3rd International Auditions at Boracay Club, Asiana Hotel in Dubai on November 5.
Also joining “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East are some of TV5’s popular stars such as Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala.
Expect five big events all in one spectacular weekend as TV5’s international arm, Pilipinas Global Network Limited (PGN Ltd.) brings “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East to officially announce the entry of its two global channels, Kapatid TV5 and Aksyon TV International, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on November 3-5, 2011.
This three-day never-before-done weekend extravaganza is jam-packed with fun activities for fellow Kapatids in the Middle East, including the most exciting Pinoy Explorer Promo, the special Premiere of Sa Ngalan ng Ina, Grand Fan’s day and concert featuring Side A at the Abu Dhabi National Theater on November 4, and the much-awaited Talentadong Pinoy’s 3rd International Auditions at Boracay Club, Asiana Hotel in Dubai on November 5.
Also joining “Give Me 5 Kapatid” in the Middle East are some of TV5’s popular stars such as Aga Muhlach, Ruffa Gutierrez and Shalala.
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Meralco Bolts October 30 2011
IN a single game, Rain or Shine registered a PBA all-time record and four new franchise marks.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
PBA Result: Rain or Shine vs Meralco Bolts October 30 2011
IN a single game, Rain or Shine registered a PBA all-time record and four new franchise marks.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
The outcome was so one-sided that Mark Cardona and Sol Mercado should have decided not to suit up.
As a result, the two superstars have merely become footnotes.
Rain or Shine emphatically set a new league record for most three-point shots converted in a game,
and with it went on to record its biggest margin of victory, its highest output and best field-goal
percentage in franchise history last night, tearing Meralco apart right in the first half on its way
to a 139-95 triumph in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
The Elasto Painters knocked in 22 three-point shots to establish a fresh record since the PBA
reverted to the old and farther rainbow country line of 22 feet in the 2009-10 season. They fell
just one three-point shot short of matching the 23 defending champion Talk ‘N Text accomplished
twice (2007-08 and 2008-09) when the league went along with the 20.5 distance of the FIBA rules.
Rain or Shine converted another all-time record 13 in the opening two quarters to set the tone of
the lopsided, unforgiving contest that witnessed valuable contribution from about every player
fielded by coach Yeng Guiao.
Ronjay Buenafe scored 15 of his 24 points in the breakaway second quarter, and rookie Paul Lee got
the better end of his highly-anticipated confrontation with Sol Mercado with a balanced production
of 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists as the Elasto Painters nailed down their fifth win with
only a single loss to show.
The manner by which Rain or Shine pulled off the victory came as a disbelief even to Guiao and the
rest of the franchise, who were expecting the Bolts to come out in vengeance mode after winning
their first meeting in the season-opening tournament last Oct. 19, 89-84.
“I haven’t seen a game like this in a long time,” Guiao said. “The whole team was in a zone
and I didn’t expect this from the start. Nagulat kami. Kahit kami hindi namin akalain.”
The game began with a three-point shot from Beau Belga, and the scoring for the Elasto Painters at
the end of the first and second quarters were capped by similar ways. Through the first 24 minutes
of action, Rain or Shine buried 13 three-pointers for 39 points, more than half of its output at the
break (68-41).
“What really makes it for us is our defense,” Guiao said. “This is a sign of maturity of the
team.”
Jeff Chan added 20 points and Belga had 14 on 4-of-4 shooting from rainbow country. Jervy Cruz and
Ronnie Matias each contributed 10 points. Gabe Norwood had nine assists and seven points.
The Elasto Painters, who led by as huge as 45 points (101-56), also shot 53 of their 80 attempts
from the floor for a franchise record of 66 percent clip.
Meralco, which appeared to be drifting higher in performance after the return of Mercado and Mark
Cardona, suffered its worst defeat since joining the PBA family last season.
Cardona had 25 points, Nerlbert Omolon 13, and Mercado 12 for the Bolts, who walked into the contest
noted for their defense having limited opponents to an average output of 80 points.
Against Rain or Shine, though, the Bolts’ defense was non-existent.
They couldn’t pinpoint which player to defend, couldn’t box out in the battle off the boards,
and simply couldn’t stop the Elasto Painters from draining three-point shots one after the other.
In each of every quarter, Rain or Shine scored at least 33 points.
The Bolts dropped to a 4-3 (win-loss) record. (ZM)
The scores:
Rain or Shine 139 - Buenafe 24, Chan 20, Lee 19, Belga 14, Cruz 10, Matias 10, Quinahan 10, Norwood
7, Rodriguez 7, Arana 6, Ibanes 5, Jaime 4, Uyloan 3.
Meralco 95 - Cardona 25, Omolon 13, Mercado 12, Espinas 12, Isip 9, Hugnatan 9, Laete 4, Faundo 3,
Yee 3, Macapagal 3, Ballesteros 2, Taulava 0, Borboran 0.
Quarterscores: 33-20, 68-41, 106-64, 139-95.
PBA Result: Powerade Tigers vs Petron Boosters October 30 2011
The reigning league scoring champ was back with his guns ablaze, mowing down the Petron
Blaze Boosters.
Gary David sprang back strong from a struggle in their last game, exploding with a career-best 42
points to lead Powerade to a 108-94 win over Petron Blaze in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares
Sports Center here Sunday.
David delivered that huge output curiously after being held down to seven points in their game
versus B-Meg Wednesday. It was the first time in the last five conferences that the prolific scorer
was limited to a single-digit number.
In their earlier game versus Barangay Ginebra, David hastened their sorry downfall with two missed
charities.
“Pinayuhan ako ng mga pinsan ko na kalimutan ko yung last two games na yon. Kinalimutan ko at
mukhang nakatulong,” said David on his explosion versus the Boosters.
David went 4-of-6 from the three-point area, 11-of-13 from the two-point zone and 8-of-10 from the
stripe as he almost single-handedly carried the Tigers past the Boosters.
Powerade caught up with Petron at fifth place at 3-3, two full games behind the pacesetting Rain or
Shine Elasto Painters (5-1).
“We made sure Gary’s mind is right in trying to understand that we’ll be by his side whatever
happens. Whether he makes his shots or not, we’re with him,” said Powerade coach Bo Perasol.
David went firing right in the first quarter, engaging Arwind Santos in a fiery shootout until the
Petron ace was ejected from the game on a flagrant infraction on Ricky Calimag with 3:14 left to
play.
Calimag made both charities then David, Doug Kramer and Sean Anthony had their own baskets in a
crucial run opening a 98-89 lead for the Tigers entering the final minute.
David surpassed his previous career best of 40 with a three-pointer with 24 seconds left to play.
Santos had put in double-double numbers with 23 points and 10 rebounds before being banished from
the game.
Alex Cabagnot also came through a double-double game with 22 points and 13 assists while Danny
Ildefonso added 13 rebounds and nine points for the Boosters who enjoyed a 10-point lead in the
first quarter only to be overtaken by the Tigers, 48-47, at the half.
David fired 12 points in the first quarter, six in the second, 10 in the third and 14 in the fourth.
(SB)
The scores:
POWERADE 108 - David 42, Kramer 18, Lingganay 11, Lassiter 11, Calimag 9, Casio 6, Antonio 4,
Anthony 3, Vanlandingham 2, Crisano 2, Adducul 0.
PETRON 94 - Santos 23, Cabagnot 22, Lutz 15, Ildefonso 9, Agustin 6, Sharma 6, Yeo 5, Miranda 4,
Guevarra 2, Reyes 2, Doruelo 0, Baclao 0.
Quarterscores: 20-30, 48-47, 74-77, 108-94
Blaze Boosters.
Gary David sprang back strong from a struggle in their last game, exploding with a career-best 42
points to lead Powerade to a 108-94 win over Petron Blaze in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares
Sports Center here Sunday.
David delivered that huge output curiously after being held down to seven points in their game
versus B-Meg Wednesday. It was the first time in the last five conferences that the prolific scorer
was limited to a single-digit number.
In their earlier game versus Barangay Ginebra, David hastened their sorry downfall with two missed
charities.
“Pinayuhan ako ng mga pinsan ko na kalimutan ko yung last two games na yon. Kinalimutan ko at
mukhang nakatulong,” said David on his explosion versus the Boosters.
David went 4-of-6 from the three-point area, 11-of-13 from the two-point zone and 8-of-10 from the
stripe as he almost single-handedly carried the Tigers past the Boosters.
Powerade caught up with Petron at fifth place at 3-3, two full games behind the pacesetting Rain or
Shine Elasto Painters (5-1).
“We made sure Gary’s mind is right in trying to understand that we’ll be by his side whatever
happens. Whether he makes his shots or not, we’re with him,” said Powerade coach Bo Perasol.
David went firing right in the first quarter, engaging Arwind Santos in a fiery shootout until the
Petron ace was ejected from the game on a flagrant infraction on Ricky Calimag with 3:14 left to
play.
Calimag made both charities then David, Doug Kramer and Sean Anthony had their own baskets in a
crucial run opening a 98-89 lead for the Tigers entering the final minute.
David surpassed his previous career best of 40 with a three-pointer with 24 seconds left to play.
Santos had put in double-double numbers with 23 points and 10 rebounds before being banished from
the game.
Alex Cabagnot also came through a double-double game with 22 points and 13 assists while Danny
Ildefonso added 13 rebounds and nine points for the Boosters who enjoyed a 10-point lead in the
first quarter only to be overtaken by the Tigers, 48-47, at the half.
David fired 12 points in the first quarter, six in the second, 10 in the third and 14 in the fourth.
(SB)
The scores:
POWERADE 108 - David 42, Kramer 18, Lingganay 11, Lassiter 11, Calimag 9, Casio 6, Antonio 4,
Anthony 3, Vanlandingham 2, Crisano 2, Adducul 0.
PETRON 94 - Santos 23, Cabagnot 22, Lutz 15, Ildefonso 9, Agustin 6, Sharma 6, Yeo 5, Miranda 4,
Guevarra 2, Reyes 2, Doruelo 0, Baclao 0.
Quarterscores: 20-30, 48-47, 74-77, 108-94
PBA Result: Powerade Tigers vs Petron Boosters October 30 2011
The reigning league scoring champ was back with his guns ablaze, mowing down the Petron
Blaze Boosters.
Gary David sprang back strong from a struggle in their last game, exploding with a career-best 42
points to lead Powerade to a 108-94 win over Petron Blaze in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares
Sports Center here Sunday.
David delivered that huge output curiously after being held down to seven points in their game
versus B-Meg Wednesday. It was the first time in the last five conferences that the prolific scorer
was limited to a single-digit number.
In their earlier game versus Barangay Ginebra, David hastened their sorry downfall with two missed
charities.
“Pinayuhan ako ng mga pinsan ko na kalimutan ko yung last two games na yon. Kinalimutan ko at
mukhang nakatulong,” said David on his explosion versus the Boosters.
David went 4-of-6 from the three-point area, 11-of-13 from the two-point zone and 8-of-10 from the
stripe as he almost single-handedly carried the Tigers past the Boosters.
Powerade caught up with Petron at fifth place at 3-3, two full games behind the pacesetting Rain or
Shine Elasto Painters (5-1).
“We made sure Gary’s mind is right in trying to understand that we’ll be by his side whatever
happens. Whether he makes his shots or not, we’re with him,” said Powerade coach Bo Perasol.
David went firing right in the first quarter, engaging Arwind Santos in a fiery shootout until the
Petron ace was ejected from the game on a flagrant infraction on Ricky Calimag with 3:14 left to
play.
Calimag made both charities then David, Doug Kramer and Sean Anthony had their own baskets in a
crucial run opening a 98-89 lead for the Tigers entering the final minute.
David surpassed his previous career best of 40 with a three-pointer with 24 seconds left to play.
Santos had put in double-double numbers with 23 points and 10 rebounds before being banished from
the game.
Alex Cabagnot also came through a double-double game with 22 points and 13 assists while Danny
Ildefonso added 13 rebounds and nine points for the Boosters who enjoyed a 10-point lead in the
first quarter only to be overtaken by the Tigers, 48-47, at the half.
David fired 12 points in the first quarter, six in the second, 10 in the third and 14 in the fourth.
(SB)
The scores:
POWERADE 108 - David 42, Kramer 18, Lingganay 11, Lassiter 11, Calimag 9, Casio 6, Antonio 4,
Anthony 3, Vanlandingham 2, Crisano 2, Adducul 0.
PETRON 94 - Santos 23, Cabagnot 22, Lutz 15, Ildefonso 9, Agustin 6, Sharma 6, Yeo 5, Miranda 4,
Guevarra 2, Reyes 2, Doruelo 0, Baclao 0.
Quarterscores: 20-30, 48-47, 74-77, 108-94
Blaze Boosters.
Gary David sprang back strong from a struggle in their last game, exploding with a career-best 42
points to lead Powerade to a 108-94 win over Petron Blaze in the PBA Philippine Cup at the Ynares
Sports Center here Sunday.
David delivered that huge output curiously after being held down to seven points in their game
versus B-Meg Wednesday. It was the first time in the last five conferences that the prolific scorer
was limited to a single-digit number.
In their earlier game versus Barangay Ginebra, David hastened their sorry downfall with two missed
charities.
“Pinayuhan ako ng mga pinsan ko na kalimutan ko yung last two games na yon. Kinalimutan ko at
mukhang nakatulong,” said David on his explosion versus the Boosters.
David went 4-of-6 from the three-point area, 11-of-13 from the two-point zone and 8-of-10 from the
stripe as he almost single-handedly carried the Tigers past the Boosters.
Powerade caught up with Petron at fifth place at 3-3, two full games behind the pacesetting Rain or
Shine Elasto Painters (5-1).
“We made sure Gary’s mind is right in trying to understand that we’ll be by his side whatever
happens. Whether he makes his shots or not, we’re with him,” said Powerade coach Bo Perasol.
David went firing right in the first quarter, engaging Arwind Santos in a fiery shootout until the
Petron ace was ejected from the game on a flagrant infraction on Ricky Calimag with 3:14 left to
play.
Calimag made both charities then David, Doug Kramer and Sean Anthony had their own baskets in a
crucial run opening a 98-89 lead for the Tigers entering the final minute.
David surpassed his previous career best of 40 with a three-pointer with 24 seconds left to play.
Santos had put in double-double numbers with 23 points and 10 rebounds before being banished from
the game.
Alex Cabagnot also came through a double-double game with 22 points and 13 assists while Danny
Ildefonso added 13 rebounds and nine points for the Boosters who enjoyed a 10-point lead in the
first quarter only to be overtaken by the Tigers, 48-47, at the half.
David fired 12 points in the first quarter, six in the second, 10 in the third and 14 in the fourth.
(SB)
The scores:
POWERADE 108 - David 42, Kramer 18, Lingganay 11, Lassiter 11, Calimag 9, Casio 6, Antonio 4,
Anthony 3, Vanlandingham 2, Crisano 2, Adducul 0.
PETRON 94 - Santos 23, Cabagnot 22, Lutz 15, Ildefonso 9, Agustin 6, Sharma 6, Yeo 5, Miranda 4,
Guevarra 2, Reyes 2, Doruelo 0, Baclao 0.
Quarterscores: 20-30, 48-47, 74-77, 108-94
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Cotto vs Margarito 2 Fight on December 3 2011
An HBO pay-per-view bout between WBA Super World light middleweight champion Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito is finally hitting our jaws on the 3rd day of December 2011. And the fact that HBO is going to cover this fight between Cotto whose got a record of 36-2, 29 KO’s against Margarito’s 28-7, 27 KO’s means that more boxing fans will be able to watch the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight online.
Meanwhile as we all can remember Antonio Margarito suffered a serious injuries cause by his fight against the Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao. Margarito during his December fight with Pacquiao last yeara caused him serious injury. His broken right orbital will surely be a sort of hindrance for him. I somehow admire Margarito with his bravery in taking this rematch against Cotto despite his threatening serious injuries. And Because of that I will watch Cotto vs. Margarito 2 online via live streaming. But for those who want to buy tickets for Cotto vs Margarito fight, just go on and you will feel the rush in stage.
This Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight clearly shows that Margarito is serious to get back in the boxing track. But it seems to all of us that this fight is being pushed to quick. It somehow lacks of interesting things, besides what can we expect from it knowing the fact that Margarito has this injuries that can actually lead to his defeat. I mean come on.. chances for Cotto to win in this rematch is rising to 60 percent (for me I guess).
Also like me you wish to watch Cotto vs Margarito weigh in so we make a decision regarding with the bet and who’s my hands gonna off. This weigh in shall go on HBO, and I will follow that till the end of fight.
Since the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight isn’t that exciting, they need to make sure that their December 3 fight will give their viewers a quality set of undercard bouts which in turn can make us feel that this game is somehow worthy for PPV or atleast something to that effect. Who’s to blame if majority of boxing aficionados isn’t thinking that Margarito is not much of a big deal when it comes to boxing? Since he (Margarito) got beaten by Manny Pacquiao two years ago, he hadn’t made any noise by beating up any big names in the business. And there goes Cotto who seemed to be a just a moving punching bag during his fight, also with Manny Pacquiao. Both Margarito and Cotto suffered the same fate in the hands of the pound for pound king and that could be one of the reason why the Cotto vs Margarito2 fight sounds no excitement at all.
Watch Cotto vs Margarito 2 Live Online
Meanwhile as we all can remember Antonio Margarito suffered a serious injuries cause by his fight against the Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao. Margarito during his December fight with Pacquiao last yeara caused him serious injury. His broken right orbital will surely be a sort of hindrance for him. I somehow admire Margarito with his bravery in taking this rematch against Cotto despite his threatening serious injuries. And Because of that I will watch Cotto vs. Margarito 2 online via live streaming. But for those who want to buy tickets for Cotto vs Margarito fight, just go on and you will feel the rush in stage.
This Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight clearly shows that Margarito is serious to get back in the boxing track. But it seems to all of us that this fight is being pushed to quick. It somehow lacks of interesting things, besides what can we expect from it knowing the fact that Margarito has this injuries that can actually lead to his defeat. I mean come on.. chances for Cotto to win in this rematch is rising to 60 percent (for me I guess).
Also like me you wish to watch Cotto vs Margarito weigh in so we make a decision regarding with the bet and who’s my hands gonna off. This weigh in shall go on HBO, and I will follow that till the end of fight.
Since the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight isn’t that exciting, they need to make sure that their December 3 fight will give their viewers a quality set of undercard bouts which in turn can make us feel that this game is somehow worthy for PPV or atleast something to that effect. Who’s to blame if majority of boxing aficionados isn’t thinking that Margarito is not much of a big deal when it comes to boxing? Since he (Margarito) got beaten by Manny Pacquiao two years ago, he hadn’t made any noise by beating up any big names in the business. And there goes Cotto who seemed to be a just a moving punching bag during his fight, also with Manny Pacquiao. Both Margarito and Cotto suffered the same fate in the hands of the pound for pound king and that could be one of the reason why the Cotto vs Margarito2 fight sounds no excitement at all.
Watch Cotto vs Margarito 2 Live Online
Cotto vs Margarito 2 Fight on December 3 2011
An HBO pay-per-view bout between WBA Super World light middleweight champion Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito is finally hitting our jaws on the 3rd day of December 2011. And the fact that HBO is going to cover this fight between Cotto whose got a record of 36-2, 29 KO’s against Margarito’s 28-7, 27 KO’s means that more boxing fans will be able to watch the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight online.
Meanwhile as we all can remember Antonio Margarito suffered a serious injuries cause by his fight against the Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao. Margarito during his December fight with Pacquiao last yeara caused him serious injury. His broken right orbital will surely be a sort of hindrance for him. I somehow admire Margarito with his bravery in taking this rematch against Cotto despite his threatening serious injuries. And Because of that I will watch Cotto vs. Margarito 2 online via live streaming. But for those who want to buy tickets for Cotto vs Margarito fight, just go on and you will feel the rush in stage.
This Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight clearly shows that Margarito is serious to get back in the boxing track. But it seems to all of us that this fight is being pushed to quick. It somehow lacks of interesting things, besides what can we expect from it knowing the fact that Margarito has this injuries that can actually lead to his defeat. I mean come on.. chances for Cotto to win in this rematch is rising to 60 percent (for me I guess).
Also like me you wish to watch Cotto vs Margarito weigh in so we make a decision regarding with the bet and who’s my hands gonna off. This weigh in shall go on HBO, and I will follow that till the end of fight.
Since the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight isn’t that exciting, they need to make sure that their December 3 fight will give their viewers a quality set of undercard bouts which in turn can make us feel that this game is somehow worthy for PPV or atleast something to that effect. Who’s to blame if majority of boxing aficionados isn’t thinking that Margarito is not much of a big deal when it comes to boxing? Since he (Margarito) got beaten by Manny Pacquiao two years ago, he hadn’t made any noise by beating up any big names in the business. And there goes Cotto who seemed to be a just a moving punching bag during his fight, also with Manny Pacquiao. Both Margarito and Cotto suffered the same fate in the hands of the pound for pound king and that could be one of the reason why the Cotto vs Margarito2 fight sounds no excitement at all.
Watch Cotto vs Margarito 2 Live Online
Meanwhile as we all can remember Antonio Margarito suffered a serious injuries cause by his fight against the Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao. Margarito during his December fight with Pacquiao last yeara caused him serious injury. His broken right orbital will surely be a sort of hindrance for him. I somehow admire Margarito with his bravery in taking this rematch against Cotto despite his threatening serious injuries. And Because of that I will watch Cotto vs. Margarito 2 online via live streaming. But for those who want to buy tickets for Cotto vs Margarito fight, just go on and you will feel the rush in stage.
This Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight clearly shows that Margarito is serious to get back in the boxing track. But it seems to all of us that this fight is being pushed to quick. It somehow lacks of interesting things, besides what can we expect from it knowing the fact that Margarito has this injuries that can actually lead to his defeat. I mean come on.. chances for Cotto to win in this rematch is rising to 60 percent (for me I guess).
Also like me you wish to watch Cotto vs Margarito weigh in so we make a decision regarding with the bet and who’s my hands gonna off. This weigh in shall go on HBO, and I will follow that till the end of fight.
Since the Cotto vs Margarito 2 fight isn’t that exciting, they need to make sure that their December 3 fight will give their viewers a quality set of undercard bouts which in turn can make us feel that this game is somehow worthy for PPV or atleast something to that effect. Who’s to blame if majority of boxing aficionados isn’t thinking that Margarito is not much of a big deal when it comes to boxing? Since he (Margarito) got beaten by Manny Pacquiao two years ago, he hadn’t made any noise by beating up any big names in the business. And there goes Cotto who seemed to be a just a moving punching bag during his fight, also with Manny Pacquiao. Both Margarito and Cotto suffered the same fate in the hands of the pound for pound king and that could be one of the reason why the Cotto vs Margarito2 fight sounds no excitement at all.
Watch Cotto vs Margarito 2 Live Online
PBA Result: B-Meg Llamados vs Barako Bull October 29 2011
Barako Bull showed more energy in a draining out-of-town battle here
with B-Meg Saturday night, escaping with an overtime win and a piece of tournament leadership.
The Energy outlasted the Llamados, 87-84, and drew level with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and
the Talk n Text Tropang Texters atop the PBA Philippine Cup leader board at 4-1.
Willie Miller came through with 18 points and four rebounds, leading Barako Bull past B-Meg in the
Panabo stop of the Phoenix Fuel PBA on Tour.
Barako Bull stretched its streak to four games as it emerged slightly better than B-Meg in an
error-filled finish of their match at the Panabo Multi-Purpose Sports and Tourism Center.
The Energy got away with the three-point decision with the Llamados missing a shot and committing
three errors in the final 1:25 of play.
The winning team itself ran into a maze of errors but pulled through as they went ahead to stay,
86-84, on a tough shot by Wynne Arboleda off Josh Urbiztondo with still 1:07 left.
B-Meg forced the extension play as James Yap knocked in a three-pointer with 1.8 ticks left in
regulation.
Barako still managed to get at shot in the closing seconds but Miller missed the target.
The regulation play was marked by several momentum shifts with B-Meg opening the game with a 7-0
run, Barako sparking a second-quarter chase and the two teams trading more runs in the final half.
Ironically, the game dulled in overtime.
Kerby Raymundo accounted for two grievous errors, the second coming off a timeout with B-Meg looking
to force a second OT.
He issued a pass intended for James Yap that landed in the hands of Jondan Salvador.
Sent to the stripe on a quick B-Meg foul, Salvador canned the first charity then deliberately missed
the second that – again ironically – gave the Llamados another lifeline.
The Energy eventually won the game with Yap missing an attempt in the final second.
Don Allado became the 29th player in league history to accumulate at least 1,000 offensive rebounds
in the contest.
with B-Meg Saturday night, escaping with an overtime win and a piece of tournament leadership.
The Energy outlasted the Llamados, 87-84, and drew level with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and
the Talk n Text Tropang Texters atop the PBA Philippine Cup leader board at 4-1.
Willie Miller came through with 18 points and four rebounds, leading Barako Bull past B-Meg in the
Panabo stop of the Phoenix Fuel PBA on Tour.
Barako Bull stretched its streak to four games as it emerged slightly better than B-Meg in an
error-filled finish of their match at the Panabo Multi-Purpose Sports and Tourism Center.
The Energy got away with the three-point decision with the Llamados missing a shot and committing
three errors in the final 1:25 of play.
The winning team itself ran into a maze of errors but pulled through as they went ahead to stay,
86-84, on a tough shot by Wynne Arboleda off Josh Urbiztondo with still 1:07 left.
B-Meg forced the extension play as James Yap knocked in a three-pointer with 1.8 ticks left in
regulation.
Barako still managed to get at shot in the closing seconds but Miller missed the target.
The regulation play was marked by several momentum shifts with B-Meg opening the game with a 7-0
run, Barako sparking a second-quarter chase and the two teams trading more runs in the final half.
Ironically, the game dulled in overtime.
Kerby Raymundo accounted for two grievous errors, the second coming off a timeout with B-Meg looking
to force a second OT.
He issued a pass intended for James Yap that landed in the hands of Jondan Salvador.
Sent to the stripe on a quick B-Meg foul, Salvador canned the first charity then deliberately missed
the second that – again ironically – gave the Llamados another lifeline.
The Energy eventually won the game with Yap missing an attempt in the final second.
Don Allado became the 29th player in league history to accumulate at least 1,000 offensive rebounds
in the contest.
PBA Result: B-Meg Llamados vs Barako Bull October 29 2011
Barako Bull showed more energy in a draining out-of-town battle here
with B-Meg Saturday night, escaping with an overtime win and a piece of tournament leadership.
The Energy outlasted the Llamados, 87-84, and drew level with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and
the Talk n Text Tropang Texters atop the PBA Philippine Cup leader board at 4-1.
Willie Miller came through with 18 points and four rebounds, leading Barako Bull past B-Meg in the
Panabo stop of the Phoenix Fuel PBA on Tour.
Barako Bull stretched its streak to four games as it emerged slightly better than B-Meg in an
error-filled finish of their match at the Panabo Multi-Purpose Sports and Tourism Center.
The Energy got away with the three-point decision with the Llamados missing a shot and committing
three errors in the final 1:25 of play.
The winning team itself ran into a maze of errors but pulled through as they went ahead to stay,
86-84, on a tough shot by Wynne Arboleda off Josh Urbiztondo with still 1:07 left.
B-Meg forced the extension play as James Yap knocked in a three-pointer with 1.8 ticks left in
regulation.
Barako still managed to get at shot in the closing seconds but Miller missed the target.
The regulation play was marked by several momentum shifts with B-Meg opening the game with a 7-0
run, Barako sparking a second-quarter chase and the two teams trading more runs in the final half.
Ironically, the game dulled in overtime.
Kerby Raymundo accounted for two grievous errors, the second coming off a timeout with B-Meg looking
to force a second OT.
He issued a pass intended for James Yap that landed in the hands of Jondan Salvador.
Sent to the stripe on a quick B-Meg foul, Salvador canned the first charity then deliberately missed
the second that – again ironically – gave the Llamados another lifeline.
The Energy eventually won the game with Yap missing an attempt in the final second.
Don Allado became the 29th player in league history to accumulate at least 1,000 offensive rebounds
in the contest.
with B-Meg Saturday night, escaping with an overtime win and a piece of tournament leadership.
The Energy outlasted the Llamados, 87-84, and drew level with the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and
the Talk n Text Tropang Texters atop the PBA Philippine Cup leader board at 4-1.
Willie Miller came through with 18 points and four rebounds, leading Barako Bull past B-Meg in the
Panabo stop of the Phoenix Fuel PBA on Tour.
Barako Bull stretched its streak to four games as it emerged slightly better than B-Meg in an
error-filled finish of their match at the Panabo Multi-Purpose Sports and Tourism Center.
The Energy got away with the three-point decision with the Llamados missing a shot and committing
three errors in the final 1:25 of play.
The winning team itself ran into a maze of errors but pulled through as they went ahead to stay,
86-84, on a tough shot by Wynne Arboleda off Josh Urbiztondo with still 1:07 left.
B-Meg forced the extension play as James Yap knocked in a three-pointer with 1.8 ticks left in
regulation.
Barako still managed to get at shot in the closing seconds but Miller missed the target.
The regulation play was marked by several momentum shifts with B-Meg opening the game with a 7-0
run, Barako sparking a second-quarter chase and the two teams trading more runs in the final half.
Ironically, the game dulled in overtime.
Kerby Raymundo accounted for two grievous errors, the second coming off a timeout with B-Meg looking
to force a second OT.
He issued a pass intended for James Yap that landed in the hands of Jondan Salvador.
Sent to the stripe on a quick B-Meg foul, Salvador canned the first charity then deliberately missed
the second that – again ironically – gave the Llamados another lifeline.
The Energy eventually won the game with Yap missing an attempt in the final second.
Don Allado became the 29th player in league history to accumulate at least 1,000 offensive rebounds
in the contest.
PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Season 4 Housemates
Pinoy Big Brother has finally opened its door to the new set of housemates who are about to experience unlimited possibilities, unlimited surprises inside the PBB house.
Life is different inside it...no cellphones, no internet, no television, totally no contact from the outside world. Who among the housemates do you think will survive Kuya's challenges and tasks?
In the meantime, here's the complete list of names of the ‘Lucky 13’ PBB Unlimited Housemates:
Life is different inside it...no cellphones, no internet, no television, totally no contact from the outside world. Who among the housemates do you think will survive Kuya's challenges and tasks?
In the meantime, here's the complete list of names of the ‘Lucky 13’ PBB Unlimited Housemates:
- Jaz Manabat - Sensual Siren ng Quezon City
- Slater Young - Hotshot Engineer ng Cebu
- Kigoy Abarico - Bay Diskarte ng Ormoc
- Tin Patrimonio - Captain's Daughter ng QC
- Roy Gamboa - Sales Lakay ng Pangasinan
- Kevin Fowler - Dream boy ng California
- Luz McClinton - Mom of Steel ng Muntinlupa
- Pamu Pamorada - Kitikiti Kid ng Batangas
- Paco Evangelista - Hopeless Romantic ng GenSan
- Kim de Guzman - Stunning Sweetheart ng Olongapo
- Joseph Biggel - Promdihirang Tisoy ng Marinduque
- Seichang Ushimi - Pinoy Anime ng Japan
- Divine Maitland-Smith - Darling Dude ng Cebu
PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Season 4 Housemates
Pinoy Big Brother has finally opened its door to the new set of housemates who are about to experience unlimited possibilities, unlimited surprises inside the PBB house.
Life is different inside it...no cellphones, no internet, no television, totally no contact from the outside world. Who among the housemates do you think will survive Kuya's challenges and tasks?
In the meantime, here's the complete list of names of the ‘Lucky 13’ PBB Unlimited Housemates:
Life is different inside it...no cellphones, no internet, no television, totally no contact from the outside world. Who among the housemates do you think will survive Kuya's challenges and tasks?
In the meantime, here's the complete list of names of the ‘Lucky 13’ PBB Unlimited Housemates:
- Jaz Manabat - Sensual Siren ng Quezon City
- Slater Young - Hotshot Engineer ng Cebu
- Kigoy Abarico - Bay Diskarte ng Ormoc
- Tin Patrimonio - Captain's Daughter ng QC
- Roy Gamboa - Sales Lakay ng Pangasinan
- Kevin Fowler - Dream boy ng California
- Luz McClinton - Mom of Steel ng Muntinlupa
- Pamu Pamorada - Kitikiti Kid ng Batangas
- Paco Evangelista - Hopeless Romantic ng GenSan
- Kim de Guzman - Stunning Sweetheart ng Olongapo
- Joseph Biggel - Promdihirang Tisoy ng Marinduque
- Seichang Ushimi - Pinoy Anime ng Japan
- Divine Maitland-Smith - Darling Dude ng Cebu
Friday, October 28, 2011
PBA Result: Meralco Bolts vs Alaska Aces October 28 2011
MERALCO beat the best team in its last outing. The Bolts definitely wouldn’t forgive themselves
had they lost to a winless ball club.
Pounding the boards hard and getting big games from the returning Mark Cardona and Chico Lanete,
Meralco outlasted Alaska Friday night, 81-75, for first back-to-back win in the PBA Philippine Cup
at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Bolts out-rebounded the Aces, 54-28, while Cardona and Lanete combined for 17 points in the
fourth quarter to deal Alaska its fifth straight defeat, its worst start in an all-Filipino
tournament according to statistical records since 1992.
“The defense we have been talking about bailed us out again,” said Meralco coach Ryan Gregorio.
“We wanted to make sure that we build our character in this game. We battled the best team in our
last game and we won, and the challenge was to win against a struggling team.”
The Bolts were fresh from an 80-70 victory over Petron, earning bragging rights as the first
ballclub to tarnish the Boosters’ erstwhile undefeated record. Last night, they met a team trying
hard to re-discover its rhythm under a new head coach in Joel Banal, and the Aces nearly succeeded
snapping out of a slump when they led by as high as 10 points, 52-42.
But Meralco nibbled its way back and was solid down the stretch. The Bolts forced the Aces to come
out empty-handed in their last three possessions in a clear testament over how vastly the franchise
has improved at the defensive end.
Yet more than anything else, the Bolts pummeled the Aces in the rebounding department, pulling down
54 to Alaska’s mere 28. The Bolts also had 13 more offensive rebounds.
“We’re playing with a near complete roster with Mac-Mac back and Chico again coming into play
when Sol was grounded,” Gregorio said. “But pretty much it was a total team effort. This just
goes to show that you can’t just guard one player here in Meralco because anybody can make a
difference.
“Also, the crucial thing is that we had more rebounds. It just goes to show what kind of intensity
we have.” Lanete finished with 17 points and Mark Isip and Cardona each added 10 for Meralco. Sol
Mercado contributed eight points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Sonny Thoss collected 19 points and six rebounds, Cyrus Baguio had 18 points and Jay-R Reyes
contributed 11 points and eight rebounds for Alaska.
It was, indeed, an unusual ending for the Aces. A team noted for its poise lost its composure late
in the game, with Tony De La Cruz bungling an open jumper and Baguio committing a turnover while
trying to outmaneuver a defender with a crossover move when Meralco was only ahead by 78-75.
The error by Baguio led to two gift shots by Gabby Espinas. Espinas knocked in both with 11 seconds
left, and Thoss missed a hook shot in the ensuing possession. (ZM)
The scores:
Meralco (81) - Lanete 17, Isip 10, Cardona 10, Mercado 8, Espinas 8, Omolon 8, Macapagal 7, Borboran
4, Taulava 4, Ballesteros 3, Yee 2, Faundo 0.
Alaska (75) - Thoss 19, Baguio 18, Reyes 11, Dela Cruz 8, Tenorio 7, Baracael 4, Custodio 4, Mepana
2, Cablay 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 20-19, 36-36, 52-56, 81-75.
had they lost to a winless ball club.
Pounding the boards hard and getting big games from the returning Mark Cardona and Chico Lanete,
Meralco outlasted Alaska Friday night, 81-75, for first back-to-back win in the PBA Philippine Cup
at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Bolts out-rebounded the Aces, 54-28, while Cardona and Lanete combined for 17 points in the
fourth quarter to deal Alaska its fifth straight defeat, its worst start in an all-Filipino
tournament according to statistical records since 1992.
“The defense we have been talking about bailed us out again,” said Meralco coach Ryan Gregorio.
“We wanted to make sure that we build our character in this game. We battled the best team in our
last game and we won, and the challenge was to win against a struggling team.”
The Bolts were fresh from an 80-70 victory over Petron, earning bragging rights as the first
ballclub to tarnish the Boosters’ erstwhile undefeated record. Last night, they met a team trying
hard to re-discover its rhythm under a new head coach in Joel Banal, and the Aces nearly succeeded
snapping out of a slump when they led by as high as 10 points, 52-42.
But Meralco nibbled its way back and was solid down the stretch. The Bolts forced the Aces to come
out empty-handed in their last three possessions in a clear testament over how vastly the franchise
has improved at the defensive end.
Yet more than anything else, the Bolts pummeled the Aces in the rebounding department, pulling down
54 to Alaska’s mere 28. The Bolts also had 13 more offensive rebounds.
“We’re playing with a near complete roster with Mac-Mac back and Chico again coming into play
when Sol was grounded,” Gregorio said. “But pretty much it was a total team effort. This just
goes to show that you can’t just guard one player here in Meralco because anybody can make a
difference.
“Also, the crucial thing is that we had more rebounds. It just goes to show what kind of intensity
we have.” Lanete finished with 17 points and Mark Isip and Cardona each added 10 for Meralco. Sol
Mercado contributed eight points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Sonny Thoss collected 19 points and six rebounds, Cyrus Baguio had 18 points and Jay-R Reyes
contributed 11 points and eight rebounds for Alaska.
It was, indeed, an unusual ending for the Aces. A team noted for its poise lost its composure late
in the game, with Tony De La Cruz bungling an open jumper and Baguio committing a turnover while
trying to outmaneuver a defender with a crossover move when Meralco was only ahead by 78-75.
The error by Baguio led to two gift shots by Gabby Espinas. Espinas knocked in both with 11 seconds
left, and Thoss missed a hook shot in the ensuing possession. (ZM)
The scores:
Meralco (81) - Lanete 17, Isip 10, Cardona 10, Mercado 8, Espinas 8, Omolon 8, Macapagal 7, Borboran
4, Taulava 4, Ballesteros 3, Yee 2, Faundo 0.
Alaska (75) - Thoss 19, Baguio 18, Reyes 11, Dela Cruz 8, Tenorio 7, Baracael 4, Custodio 4, Mepana
2, Cablay 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 20-19, 36-36, 52-56, 81-75.
PBA Result: Meralco Bolts vs Alaska Aces October 28 2011
MERALCO beat the best team in its last outing. The Bolts definitely wouldn’t forgive themselves
had they lost to a winless ball club.
Pounding the boards hard and getting big games from the returning Mark Cardona and Chico Lanete,
Meralco outlasted Alaska Friday night, 81-75, for first back-to-back win in the PBA Philippine Cup
at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Bolts out-rebounded the Aces, 54-28, while Cardona and Lanete combined for 17 points in the
fourth quarter to deal Alaska its fifth straight defeat, its worst start in an all-Filipino
tournament according to statistical records since 1992.
“The defense we have been talking about bailed us out again,” said Meralco coach Ryan Gregorio.
“We wanted to make sure that we build our character in this game. We battled the best team in our
last game and we won, and the challenge was to win against a struggling team.”
The Bolts were fresh from an 80-70 victory over Petron, earning bragging rights as the first
ballclub to tarnish the Boosters’ erstwhile undefeated record. Last night, they met a team trying
hard to re-discover its rhythm under a new head coach in Joel Banal, and the Aces nearly succeeded
snapping out of a slump when they led by as high as 10 points, 52-42.
But Meralco nibbled its way back and was solid down the stretch. The Bolts forced the Aces to come
out empty-handed in their last three possessions in a clear testament over how vastly the franchise
has improved at the defensive end.
Yet more than anything else, the Bolts pummeled the Aces in the rebounding department, pulling down
54 to Alaska’s mere 28. The Bolts also had 13 more offensive rebounds.
“We’re playing with a near complete roster with Mac-Mac back and Chico again coming into play
when Sol was grounded,” Gregorio said. “But pretty much it was a total team effort. This just
goes to show that you can’t just guard one player here in Meralco because anybody can make a
difference.
“Also, the crucial thing is that we had more rebounds. It just goes to show what kind of intensity
we have.” Lanete finished with 17 points and Mark Isip and Cardona each added 10 for Meralco. Sol
Mercado contributed eight points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Sonny Thoss collected 19 points and six rebounds, Cyrus Baguio had 18 points and Jay-R Reyes
contributed 11 points and eight rebounds for Alaska.
It was, indeed, an unusual ending for the Aces. A team noted for its poise lost its composure late
in the game, with Tony De La Cruz bungling an open jumper and Baguio committing a turnover while
trying to outmaneuver a defender with a crossover move when Meralco was only ahead by 78-75.
The error by Baguio led to two gift shots by Gabby Espinas. Espinas knocked in both with 11 seconds
left, and Thoss missed a hook shot in the ensuing possession. (ZM)
The scores:
Meralco (81) - Lanete 17, Isip 10, Cardona 10, Mercado 8, Espinas 8, Omolon 8, Macapagal 7, Borboran
4, Taulava 4, Ballesteros 3, Yee 2, Faundo 0.
Alaska (75) - Thoss 19, Baguio 18, Reyes 11, Dela Cruz 8, Tenorio 7, Baracael 4, Custodio 4, Mepana
2, Cablay 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 20-19, 36-36, 52-56, 81-75.
had they lost to a winless ball club.
Pounding the boards hard and getting big games from the returning Mark Cardona and Chico Lanete,
Meralco outlasted Alaska Friday night, 81-75, for first back-to-back win in the PBA Philippine Cup
at the Araneta Coliseum.
The Bolts out-rebounded the Aces, 54-28, while Cardona and Lanete combined for 17 points in the
fourth quarter to deal Alaska its fifth straight defeat, its worst start in an all-Filipino
tournament according to statistical records since 1992.
“The defense we have been talking about bailed us out again,” said Meralco coach Ryan Gregorio.
“We wanted to make sure that we build our character in this game. We battled the best team in our
last game and we won, and the challenge was to win against a struggling team.”
The Bolts were fresh from an 80-70 victory over Petron, earning bragging rights as the first
ballclub to tarnish the Boosters’ erstwhile undefeated record. Last night, they met a team trying
hard to re-discover its rhythm under a new head coach in Joel Banal, and the Aces nearly succeeded
snapping out of a slump when they led by as high as 10 points, 52-42.
But Meralco nibbled its way back and was solid down the stretch. The Bolts forced the Aces to come
out empty-handed in their last three possessions in a clear testament over how vastly the franchise
has improved at the defensive end.
Yet more than anything else, the Bolts pummeled the Aces in the rebounding department, pulling down
54 to Alaska’s mere 28. The Bolts also had 13 more offensive rebounds.
“We’re playing with a near complete roster with Mac-Mac back and Chico again coming into play
when Sol was grounded,” Gregorio said. “But pretty much it was a total team effort. This just
goes to show that you can’t just guard one player here in Meralco because anybody can make a
difference.
“Also, the crucial thing is that we had more rebounds. It just goes to show what kind of intensity
we have.” Lanete finished with 17 points and Mark Isip and Cardona each added 10 for Meralco. Sol
Mercado contributed eight points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Sonny Thoss collected 19 points and six rebounds, Cyrus Baguio had 18 points and Jay-R Reyes
contributed 11 points and eight rebounds for Alaska.
It was, indeed, an unusual ending for the Aces. A team noted for its poise lost its composure late
in the game, with Tony De La Cruz bungling an open jumper and Baguio committing a turnover while
trying to outmaneuver a defender with a crossover move when Meralco was only ahead by 78-75.
The error by Baguio led to two gift shots by Gabby Espinas. Espinas knocked in both with 11 seconds
left, and Thoss missed a hook shot in the ensuing possession. (ZM)
The scores:
Meralco (81) - Lanete 17, Isip 10, Cardona 10, Mercado 8, Espinas 8, Omolon 8, Macapagal 7, Borboran
4, Taulava 4, Ballesteros 3, Yee 2, Faundo 0.
Alaska (75) - Thoss 19, Baguio 18, Reyes 11, Dela Cruz 8, Tenorio 7, Baracael 4, Custodio 4, Mepana
2, Cablay 2, Eman 0.
Quarterscores: 20-19, 36-36, 52-56, 81-75.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
PBA: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers October 26 2011 Result
A LITTLE freedom can go a long way, as B-Meg head coach Tim Cone just pleasantly found out.
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
PBA: B-Meg Llamados vs Powerade Tigers October 26 2011 Result
A LITTLE freedom can go a long way, as B-Meg head coach Tim Cone just pleasantly found out.
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
Allowing his players more leeway to create their own situations and differentiating from his usual
starting unit a bit, Cone was rewarded by the Llamados with a 97-80 win over Powerade Wednesday in
the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
PJ Simon was reverted back to his usual off-guard spot but still among B-Meg's starters and promptly
responded by starring on both ends of the court, scoring a game-high 21 points and anchoring some
fine defensive efforts.
"We decided to kind of shelf our unconventional lineup, which is not having a pure point guard. We
decided to change that today and that got everybody back into their comfort zone," related Cone, who
started Josh Urbiztondo as playmaker in lieu of Simon.
As a direct result, B-Meg improved its win-loss record to 2-3 and tied Powerade, which absorbed its
second straight setback.
James Yap added 20, the bulk coming in a first quarter breakaway, before the likes of rookie Mark
Barroca and Joe Devance joined in and helped get the job done.
All the while, Simon anchored the defense on Gary David and Marcio Lassiter before joining hands
with Urbiztondo in quashing the Tigers' fightback from as much as a 29-point deficit, earning
special mention from Cone.
"I thought PJ came out and became a committed defender. He did a great job on Gary and also Lassiter
in the first half," said Cone.
The way his charges generally played a great game also pleased Cone no end as the specter of a third
straight loss was easily dispelled.
"We talked about putting a good one together and we did put a good one together," he stated, already
looking ahead at their next game against Barako Bull in Panabo City on Saturday.
"I hope we can play better then than what we did today," said Cone. "I'm pleased with our effort,
especially our defense."
Lassiter scored 13 of his team-high 15 points in the second half and had Sean Anthony as main
partner during a torrid run that brought Powerade within 65-74, still 7:08 remaining in the game.
Anthony had two triples and eight of his total 13 points while Lassiter added six points off his
three steals in that stretch that whittled what was a 68-48 B-Meg lead after the third period.
Then Urbiztondo buried a wide open trey and found Simon for a triple and a layup that jacked their
lead back up to 17.
"We were holding the ball too long, allowing us to get rushed," said Cone. "Then Josh hit that 3 and
Simon hit his own and that settled us back down. That's what our second group was supposed to do."
Devance's four points came during an 8-5 surge that put the outcome fully beyond doubt 90-70, only
2:22 left.
David missed his first six shots and wound up with seven points. He did not buy a baskiet until the
last 6:43 mark of the third period and wound up shooting 3-for-13 from the field for his lowest
output in the last five conferences.
JVee Casio was also shaky in only his second game from the knee injury that sidelined him in
Powerade's first three games. The star playmaker for the national team missed his first six shots
and wound up with only five points.
The burden of providing the needed points fell on the shoulders of Anthony, who had a triple in a
7-0 run winding up the third canto that cut what was an imposing 41-68 deficit.
It was Yap in the first quarter before Simon took the lead in the second period. The two-time MVP
scattered 12 of his points in the opening period, including five that sparked a 9-0 run from a 2-5
deficit. He added seven more during a 13-4 close out.
The hole dug by Powerade when it made just three of its first 17 shots got deeper as the game wore
on and as B-Meg grew hotter.
By the time Simon buried his first triple and Rico Maierhofer looped in a twinner, it was a 38-18
difference which B-Meg stretched to 46-25 at the half. The lead got stretched even more when the
Llamados scored the first eight points of the third period. (NC)
The scores:
B-MEG 97 - Simon 21, Yap J. 20, Barroca 11, De Vance 10, Urbiztondo 9, Raymundo 7, Pingris 6, Yap R.
6, Reavis 5, Maierhofer 2, Acuna 0.
POWERADE 80 - Lassiter 15, Anthony 13, Kramer 8, Cruz 8, Lingganay 7, Vanlandingham 7, David 7,
Adducul 7, Casio 5, Antonio 3, Calimag 0, Crisano 0.
Quarterscores: 24-9, 46-25, 68-48, 97-80
KBP Golden Dove Awards 2011 Winners
Here are the winners of the KBP (Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas) Golden Dove Awards 2011 held last night at the Aliw Theater:
Television:
Best TV Variety Show – Talentadong Pinoy
Best Documentary – Jose Rizal Special: Bayani
Best Magazine Program – Ako Mismo
Best Public Service Show – Alagang Kapatid
Best Special Program – Chink Positive
Best Television Newscast Provincial – TV Patrol Tacloban
Best TV Newscaster – Ryan Gamboa – ABS-CBN Bacolod
Best Actor – Roderick Paulate – Star Confessions
Best Actor for Drama Program – Coco Martin (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Actress for Drama Program – Lorna Tolentino (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Public Program Host – Cheryl Cosim
Best Public Affairs Host – Luchi Cruz-Valdes
Ka Doroy Broadcaster of the Year – Noli De Castro
Best Television Station – Metro Manila – ABS-CBN – Channel 2
Best TV Newscast Program – Metro Manila – TV Patrol
Best TV Public Affairs Program-Metro Manila – Patrol ng Pilipino
Best TV Comedy Program – Banana Split
Best TV Drama Program – Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin
Best TV Public Service Program – XXX- Lola Lourdes Abused
Best TV Sports Program – Sports Unlimited
Best TV Specials Program – Banal
Best Television Station Promotional Material – Bida Rizal
Best Children Program – Batibot
Radio:
Best Radio Newscast – Metro Manila – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas Dose
Best Radio Newscaster – Noli De Castro – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas-Siyete – DZMM
Best Radio Public Affairs Program – Metro Manila – Dos Por Dos – DZMM
Best Radio Drama Program – Maalaala Mo Kaya – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program – Trabaho Panalo
Best Radio Magazine Program – Todo-Todo Walang Preno – DZMM
Best Music Radio Jock – Martin D. – Tambayan 101.9
Best FM Station -MonsterRadio RX93.1
Best AM Radio Station – Metro Manila – DZMM Teleradyo
Best Radio Sports Program – Sports Talk – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program Host – Usec. Zeny Maglaya – Konsyumer Atbp.
Best Radio Public Affairs Program Host – Vic De Leon Lima – Pasada Sais Trenta
Best Radio Magazine Program Host – Winnie Cordero – Todo-Todo Walang Preno
Best Radio Science & Technology Program Journalist – Louie Tabing – Sa Kabukiran
Best Radio Comedy Program – Morning Rush
Best Radio Variety Program – Tambayan TOP 10 (DJ Arnold Rei) – Tambayan 101.9
Television:
Best TV Variety Show – Talentadong Pinoy
Best Documentary – Jose Rizal Special: Bayani
Best Magazine Program – Ako Mismo
Best Public Service Show – Alagang Kapatid
Best Special Program – Chink Positive
Best Television Newscast Provincial – TV Patrol Tacloban
Best TV Newscaster – Ryan Gamboa – ABS-CBN Bacolod
Best Actor – Roderick Paulate – Star Confessions
Best Actor for Drama Program – Coco Martin (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Actress for Drama Program – Lorna Tolentino (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Public Program Host – Cheryl Cosim
Best Public Affairs Host – Luchi Cruz-Valdes
Ka Doroy Broadcaster of the Year – Noli De Castro
Best Television Station – Metro Manila – ABS-CBN – Channel 2
Best TV Newscast Program – Metro Manila – TV Patrol
Best TV Public Affairs Program-Metro Manila – Patrol ng Pilipino
Best TV Comedy Program – Banana Split
Best TV Drama Program – Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin
Best TV Public Service Program – XXX- Lola Lourdes Abused
Best TV Sports Program – Sports Unlimited
Best TV Specials Program – Banal
Best Television Station Promotional Material – Bida Rizal
Best Children Program – Batibot
Radio:
Best Radio Newscast – Metro Manila – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas Dose
Best Radio Newscaster – Noli De Castro – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas-Siyete – DZMM
Best Radio Public Affairs Program – Metro Manila – Dos Por Dos – DZMM
Best Radio Drama Program – Maalaala Mo Kaya – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program – Trabaho Panalo
Best Radio Magazine Program – Todo-Todo Walang Preno – DZMM
Best Music Radio Jock – Martin D. – Tambayan 101.9
Best FM Station -MonsterRadio RX93.1
Best AM Radio Station – Metro Manila – DZMM Teleradyo
Best Radio Sports Program – Sports Talk – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program Host – Usec. Zeny Maglaya – Konsyumer Atbp.
Best Radio Public Affairs Program Host – Vic De Leon Lima – Pasada Sais Trenta
Best Radio Magazine Program Host – Winnie Cordero – Todo-Todo Walang Preno
Best Radio Science & Technology Program Journalist – Louie Tabing – Sa Kabukiran
Best Radio Comedy Program – Morning Rush
Best Radio Variety Program – Tambayan TOP 10 (DJ Arnold Rei) – Tambayan 101.9
KBP Golden Dove Awards 2011 Winners
Here are the winners of the KBP (Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas) Golden Dove Awards 2011 held last night at the Aliw Theater:
Television:
Best TV Variety Show – Talentadong Pinoy
Best Documentary – Jose Rizal Special: Bayani
Best Magazine Program – Ako Mismo
Best Public Service Show – Alagang Kapatid
Best Special Program – Chink Positive
Best Television Newscast Provincial – TV Patrol Tacloban
Best TV Newscaster – Ryan Gamboa – ABS-CBN Bacolod
Best Actor – Roderick Paulate – Star Confessions
Best Actor for Drama Program – Coco Martin (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Actress for Drama Program – Lorna Tolentino (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Public Program Host – Cheryl Cosim
Best Public Affairs Host – Luchi Cruz-Valdes
Ka Doroy Broadcaster of the Year – Noli De Castro
Best Television Station – Metro Manila – ABS-CBN – Channel 2
Best TV Newscast Program – Metro Manila – TV Patrol
Best TV Public Affairs Program-Metro Manila – Patrol ng Pilipino
Best TV Comedy Program – Banana Split
Best TV Drama Program – Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin
Best TV Public Service Program – XXX- Lola Lourdes Abused
Best TV Sports Program – Sports Unlimited
Best TV Specials Program – Banal
Best Television Station Promotional Material – Bida Rizal
Best Children Program – Batibot
Radio:
Best Radio Newscast – Metro Manila – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas Dose
Best Radio Newscaster – Noli De Castro – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas-Siyete – DZMM
Best Radio Public Affairs Program – Metro Manila – Dos Por Dos – DZMM
Best Radio Drama Program – Maalaala Mo Kaya – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program – Trabaho Panalo
Best Radio Magazine Program – Todo-Todo Walang Preno – DZMM
Best Music Radio Jock – Martin D. – Tambayan 101.9
Best FM Station -MonsterRadio RX93.1
Best AM Radio Station – Metro Manila – DZMM Teleradyo
Best Radio Sports Program – Sports Talk – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program Host – Usec. Zeny Maglaya – Konsyumer Atbp.
Best Radio Public Affairs Program Host – Vic De Leon Lima – Pasada Sais Trenta
Best Radio Magazine Program Host – Winnie Cordero – Todo-Todo Walang Preno
Best Radio Science & Technology Program Journalist – Louie Tabing – Sa Kabukiran
Best Radio Comedy Program – Morning Rush
Best Radio Variety Program – Tambayan TOP 10 (DJ Arnold Rei) – Tambayan 101.9
Television:
Best TV Variety Show – Talentadong Pinoy
Best Documentary – Jose Rizal Special: Bayani
Best Magazine Program – Ako Mismo
Best Public Service Show – Alagang Kapatid
Best Special Program – Chink Positive
Best Television Newscast Provincial – TV Patrol Tacloban
Best TV Newscaster – Ryan Gamboa – ABS-CBN Bacolod
Best Actor – Roderick Paulate – Star Confessions
Best Actor for Drama Program – Coco Martin (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Actress for Drama Program – Lorna Tolentino (Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin)
Best Public Program Host – Cheryl Cosim
Best Public Affairs Host – Luchi Cruz-Valdes
Ka Doroy Broadcaster of the Year – Noli De Castro
Best Television Station – Metro Manila – ABS-CBN – Channel 2
Best TV Newscast Program – Metro Manila – TV Patrol
Best TV Public Affairs Program-Metro Manila – Patrol ng Pilipino
Best TV Comedy Program – Banana Split
Best TV Drama Program – Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin
Best TV Public Service Program – XXX- Lola Lourdes Abused
Best TV Sports Program – Sports Unlimited
Best TV Specials Program – Banal
Best Television Station Promotional Material – Bida Rizal
Best Children Program – Batibot
Radio:
Best Radio Newscast – Metro Manila – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas Dose
Best Radio Newscaster – Noli De Castro – Radyo Patrol Balita Alas-Siyete – DZMM
Best Radio Public Affairs Program – Metro Manila – Dos Por Dos – DZMM
Best Radio Drama Program – Maalaala Mo Kaya – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program – Trabaho Panalo
Best Radio Magazine Program – Todo-Todo Walang Preno – DZMM
Best Music Radio Jock – Martin D. – Tambayan 101.9
Best FM Station -MonsterRadio RX93.1
Best AM Radio Station – Metro Manila – DZMM Teleradyo
Best Radio Sports Program – Sports Talk – DZMM
Best Radio Public Service Program Host – Usec. Zeny Maglaya – Konsyumer Atbp.
Best Radio Public Affairs Program Host – Vic De Leon Lima – Pasada Sais Trenta
Best Radio Magazine Program Host – Winnie Cordero – Todo-Todo Walang Preno
Best Radio Science & Technology Program Journalist – Louie Tabing – Sa Kabukiran
Best Radio Comedy Program – Morning Rush
Best Radio Variety Program – Tambayan TOP 10 (DJ Arnold Rei) – Tambayan 101.9
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Pinoy boxers in SEA Games 2011
Filipino amateur boxers are looking forward to a good showing in the coming 26th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) in Indonesia.
Amateur boxing has been one of the Philippines’ medal-rich events in SEAG.
The country garnered 9 medals – 5 golds, 1 silvers, and 3 bronzes – in the last edition of SEAG in Laos.
The Philippine team, which recently finished its training in England, admitted that it would be difficult to duplicate the feat.
ABAP will field to SEAG a 10-man team composed of 6 male and 4 female boxers.
Among the 10, Josie Gabuco, Alice Apari and Nesthy Petecio are favored to garner medals for the country.
Male boxers Charlie Suarez, Rey Saludar and 18-year-old Olympic qualifier Mark Anthony Barriga are also expected to deliver.
ABAP said the biennial event will be a good momentum boost for the 2012 Asian Olympic qualifiers before the 2012 London Olympics.
Amateur boxing has been one of the Philippines’ medal-rich events in SEAG.
The country garnered 9 medals – 5 golds, 1 silvers, and 3 bronzes – in the last edition of SEAG in Laos.
The Philippine team, which recently finished its training in England, admitted that it would be difficult to duplicate the feat.
ABAP will field to SEAG a 10-man team composed of 6 male and 4 female boxers.
Among the 10, Josie Gabuco, Alice Apari and Nesthy Petecio are favored to garner medals for the country.
Male boxers Charlie Suarez, Rey Saludar and 18-year-old Olympic qualifier Mark Anthony Barriga are also expected to deliver.
ABAP said the biennial event will be a good momentum boost for the 2012 Asian Olympic qualifiers before the 2012 London Olympics.
Pinoy boxers in SEA Games 2011
Filipino amateur boxers are looking forward to a good showing in the coming 26th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) in Indonesia.
Amateur boxing has been one of the Philippines’ medal-rich events in SEAG.
The country garnered 9 medals – 5 golds, 1 silvers, and 3 bronzes – in the last edition of SEAG in Laos.
The Philippine team, which recently finished its training in England, admitted that it would be difficult to duplicate the feat.
ABAP will field to SEAG a 10-man team composed of 6 male and 4 female boxers.
Among the 10, Josie Gabuco, Alice Apari and Nesthy Petecio are favored to garner medals for the country.
Male boxers Charlie Suarez, Rey Saludar and 18-year-old Olympic qualifier Mark Anthony Barriga are also expected to deliver.
ABAP said the biennial event will be a good momentum boost for the 2012 Asian Olympic qualifiers before the 2012 London Olympics.
Amateur boxing has been one of the Philippines’ medal-rich events in SEAG.
The country garnered 9 medals – 5 golds, 1 silvers, and 3 bronzes – in the last edition of SEAG in Laos.
The Philippine team, which recently finished its training in England, admitted that it would be difficult to duplicate the feat.
ABAP will field to SEAG a 10-man team composed of 6 male and 4 female boxers.
Among the 10, Josie Gabuco, Alice Apari and Nesthy Petecio are favored to garner medals for the country.
Male boxers Charlie Suarez, Rey Saludar and 18-year-old Olympic qualifier Mark Anthony Barriga are also expected to deliver.
ABAP said the biennial event will be a good momentum boost for the 2012 Asian Olympic qualifiers before the 2012 London Olympics.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Watch Walang Hanggan
Walang Hanggan is an upcoming series on ABS-CBN.
It will be top billed by Julia Montes and Coco Martin. Full cast members include Rita Avila, Paulo Avelino, Melissa Ricks, Helen Gamboa, Susan Roces, Dawn Zulueta, Richard Gomez, and Joem Bascon. It premieres soon on the Kapamilya network.
Watch Walang Hanggan Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
It will be top billed by Julia Montes and Coco Martin. Full cast members include Rita Avila, Paulo Avelino, Melissa Ricks, Helen Gamboa, Susan Roces, Dawn Zulueta, Richard Gomez, and Joem Bascon. It premieres soon on the Kapamilya network.
Watch Walang Hanggan Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch Walang Hanggan
Walang Hanggan is an upcoming series on ABS-CBN.
It will be top billed by Julia Montes and Coco Martin. Full cast members include Rita Avila, Paulo Avelino, Melissa Ricks, Helen Gamboa, Susan Roces, Dawn Zulueta, Richard Gomez, and Joem Bascon. It premieres soon on the Kapamilya network.
Watch Walang Hanggan Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
It will be top billed by Julia Montes and Coco Martin. Full cast members include Rita Avila, Paulo Avelino, Melissa Ricks, Helen Gamboa, Susan Roces, Dawn Zulueta, Richard Gomez, and Joem Bascon. It premieres soon on the Kapamilya network.
Watch Walang Hanggan Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch Kokak
Kokak is a TV remake of the 1989 fantasy drama movie of the same title.
It is topbilled by StraStruck V ultimate female survivor Sarah Lahbati. Members of its cast include TJ Trinidad, JC Tuiseco, Frencheska Farr, Jessa Zaragoza, Gary Estrada, Vaness Del Moral, Ervic Vijandre, Deborah Sun, and more. It is directed by Ricky Davao and premieres soon on GMA-7′s Dramarama sa Hapon replacing Pahiram ng Isang Ina.
Watch Kokak Episodes on GMA 7 Channel Online
It is topbilled by StraStruck V ultimate female survivor Sarah Lahbati. Members of its cast include TJ Trinidad, JC Tuiseco, Frencheska Farr, Jessa Zaragoza, Gary Estrada, Vaness Del Moral, Ervic Vijandre, Deborah Sun, and more. It is directed by Ricky Davao and premieres soon on GMA-7′s Dramarama sa Hapon replacing Pahiram ng Isang Ina.
Watch Kokak Episodes on GMA 7 Channel Online
Watch Kokak
Kokak is a TV remake of the 1989 fantasy drama movie of the same title.
It is topbilled by StraStruck V ultimate female survivor Sarah Lahbati. Members of its cast include TJ Trinidad, JC Tuiseco, Frencheska Farr, Jessa Zaragoza, Gary Estrada, Vaness Del Moral, Ervic Vijandre, Deborah Sun, and more. It is directed by Ricky Davao and premieres soon on GMA-7′s Dramarama sa Hapon replacing Pahiram ng Isang Ina.
Watch Kokak Episodes on GMA 7 Channel Online
It is topbilled by StraStruck V ultimate female survivor Sarah Lahbati. Members of its cast include TJ Trinidad, JC Tuiseco, Frencheska Farr, Jessa Zaragoza, Gary Estrada, Vaness Del Moral, Ervic Vijandre, Deborah Sun, and more. It is directed by Ricky Davao and premieres soon on GMA-7′s Dramarama sa Hapon replacing Pahiram ng Isang Ina.
Watch Kokak Episodes on GMA 7 Channel Online
Watch Miss World 2011
The 61st anniversary of the biggest pageant on earth, Miss World 2011 is coming right on your screen this November 6, 2011. another intensifying community of gorgeous women will try each of their lucks and edges for only one crown and title, the title of being the 61st winner of Miss World title. Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK this November and be stunned by 122 young and fresh ladies on stage carrying the best that they could have.
United States of America did very well last year, Alexandria Mills 18 years old pure American blood won the last year's title of Miss World 2010. She did her duty together with the first princess, Emma Warreus, the pride of her country Botswana. They both magnificently took over the call of our less fortunate peers in mainland Africa and even the undeniable scarcity in Asia.
Who gonna be the next Miss World 2011 Winner? Catch the most glring poise and dazzling body of the 122 girls in swimsuits and evening gown.
Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK.
United States of America did very well last year, Alexandria Mills 18 years old pure American blood won the last year's title of Miss World 2010. She did her duty together with the first princess, Emma Warreus, the pride of her country Botswana. They both magnificently took over the call of our less fortunate peers in mainland Africa and even the undeniable scarcity in Asia.
Who gonna be the next Miss World 2011 Winner? Catch the most glring poise and dazzling body of the 122 girls in swimsuits and evening gown.
Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK.
Watch Miss World 2011
The 61st anniversary of the biggest pageant on earth, Miss World 2011 is coming right on your screen this November 6, 2011. another intensifying community of gorgeous women will try each of their lucks and edges for only one crown and title, the title of being the 61st winner of Miss World title. Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK this November and be stunned by 122 young and fresh ladies on stage carrying the best that they could have.
United States of America did very well last year, Alexandria Mills 18 years old pure American blood won the last year's title of Miss World 2010. She did her duty together with the first princess, Emma Warreus, the pride of her country Botswana. They both magnificently took over the call of our less fortunate peers in mainland Africa and even the undeniable scarcity in Asia.
Who gonna be the next Miss World 2011 Winner? Catch the most glring poise and dazzling body of the 122 girls in swimsuits and evening gown.
Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK.
United States of America did very well last year, Alexandria Mills 18 years old pure American blood won the last year's title of Miss World 2010. She did her duty together with the first princess, Emma Warreus, the pride of her country Botswana. They both magnificently took over the call of our less fortunate peers in mainland Africa and even the undeniable scarcity in Asia.
Who gonna be the next Miss World 2011 Winner? Catch the most glring poise and dazzling body of the 122 girls in swimsuits and evening gown.
Watch Miss World 2011 Live in London UK.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Result and Winners
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 holds their grand finals last October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Result and Winners
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 holds their grand finals last October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
The grand winner of Season 3 of ABS-CBN’s talent show, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) is the Maasinhon Trio.
The group took home 2 million pesos. Rounding up the Top 3 are Bringas Brothers and Khalil Joseph Ramos. The text votes ranking of the rest of the contestants — El Gamma Penumbra, The Synergy, Sandugo Band, Twin Divas, Renagine Pepito, Loverkada Kids, Muriel Lomadilla, Kiriko, and Lucky Twins.
October 22, 2011 Grand Finals Performance Video:
October 23, 2011 Awards Night Video:
Pacquiao Marquez 3 24/7 Episode 1 Video
HBO's Pacquiao Marquez 3 24/7 Video premieres this October 22, 2011. This is a 4 Episode Video with the following schedule.
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Pacquiao Marquez 3 24/7 Episode 1 Video
HBO's Pacquiao Marquez 3 24/7 Video premieres this October 22, 2011. This is a 4 Episode Video with the following schedule.
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Donaire vs Narvaez Result and Video Replay
Nonito Donaire beat previously undefeated Omar Narvaez via unanimous decision in their boxing fight in Madison Square Garden in New York.
Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire vs Narvaez Result and Video Replay
Nonito Donaire beat previously undefeated Omar Narvaez via unanimous decision in their boxing fight in Madison Square Garden in New York.
Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Donaire won all rounds with all the three judges scoring it 120-108. He retains his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight belts. But this is Donaire’s last fight in the bantamweight as he is moving up to super bantamweight and is eyeing to face WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka or International Boxing Federation super bantamweight champion Jorge Arce in 2012.
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Watch Toda Max
Toda Max is an upcoming sitcom on ABS-CBN.
It is topbilled by Robin Padilla and Vhong Navarro. Members of its cast include Pokwang, Jobert Austria, Aaliyah Benisano, and more. Angel Locsin is rumored to be the show’s first guest. It premieres Saturday, November 5, 2011 on ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Watch Toda Max Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
It is topbilled by Robin Padilla and Vhong Navarro. Members of its cast include Pokwang, Jobert Austria, Aaliyah Benisano, and more. Angel Locsin is rumored to be the show’s first guest. It premieres Saturday, November 5, 2011 on ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Watch Toda Max Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch Toda Max
Toda Max is an upcoming sitcom on ABS-CBN.
It is topbilled by Robin Padilla and Vhong Navarro. Members of its cast include Pokwang, Jobert Austria, Aaliyah Benisano, and more. Angel Locsin is rumored to be the show’s first guest. It premieres Saturday, November 5, 2011 on ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Watch Toda Max Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
It is topbilled by Robin Padilla and Vhong Navarro. Members of its cast include Pokwang, Jobert Austria, Aaliyah Benisano, and more. Angel Locsin is rumored to be the show’s first guest. It premieres Saturday, November 5, 2011 on ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Watch Toda Max Episodes on ABS CBN Channel Online
Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Live
Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire Jr. will put his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight titles on the line when he fights undefeated Argentinian Omar “El Huracan” Narvaez.
The fight will be held Saturday, October 22 (Sunday morning in Manila, Philippines) at the Madison Square Garden in New York. It will be aired Live on ABS-CBN Channel 2 on Sunday, October 23 at 10AM. Replays will be aired on the same day at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Online
The fight will be held Saturday, October 22 (Sunday morning in Manila, Philippines) at the Madison Square Garden in New York. It will be aired Live on ABS-CBN Channel 2 on Sunday, October 23 at 10AM. Replays will be aired on the same day at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Online
Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Live
Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire Jr. will put his World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) bantamweight titles on the line when he fights undefeated Argentinian Omar “El Huracan” Narvaez.
The fight will be held Saturday, October 22 (Sunday morning in Manila, Philippines) at the Madison Square Garden in New York. It will be aired Live on ABS-CBN Channel 2 on Sunday, October 23 at 10AM. Replays will be aired on the same day at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Online
The fight will be held Saturday, October 22 (Sunday morning in Manila, Philippines) at the Madison Square Garden in New York. It will be aired Live on ABS-CBN Channel 2 on Sunday, October 23 at 10AM. Replays will be aired on the same day at 5PM on Studio 23.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Video Online
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 will hold their grand finals this coming October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals
The biggest talent search in the Philippines, Pilipinas Got Talent (PGT) Season 3 will hold their grand finals this coming October 22-23 2011 at the Ynares Center, Antipolo City.
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
The Grand Finals will have a Live Telecast in ABS-CBN at 9:30pm.
Here is the list of Grand Finalists:
Sandugo Band (Singing/band) – San Pablo City
Muriel Lomadilla (Singing) – Cebu City
El Gamma Penumbra (Shadow Miming) – Batangas City
Luck Twins (Dancing) – Tacloban City
Bringas Brothers (Acoustic Singing) – Davao Del Sur
Synergy (Circus Acts) – Negros Occidental
Loverkada Kids (Dance with stunts) – Butuan City
Twin Divas (Sing and Dance) – Nueva Ecija
Maasinhon Trio (Singing) – Maasin City
Renagine Pepito (Singing) – Cagayan De Oro City
Kalil Ramos (Singing) - Parañaque City
Kiriko (Rapping) – Sta. Cruz Laguna
Saturday will be the performance night and Sunday will be the intermission of grand finalsts with special guests and decision night.
The Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals Winners and Result will be updated here.
Watch Pilipinas Got Talent PGT Season 3 Grand Finals on ABS CBN Channel Online
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 Castaways
Here are the possible castaways or contestants of the upcoming 4th season of GMA-7′s reality show Survivor Philippines based on the clues included in a press release:
1. Geneva Cruz
2. KC Montero
3. Paco Arespacochaga
4. Aifha Medina
5. Alyssa Alano
6. Ellen Adarna
7. Stef Prescott
8. Isabel Granada
9. Chuckie Dreyfus
10. Arthur Solinap
11. Rye Burgos
12. Maria Isabel Lopez
13. Mara Lopez
14. Jackie Forster
15. Angelicopter
16. Carlo Gonzalez
Watch Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 on GMA 7 Channel Online
1. Geneva Cruz
2. KC Montero
3. Paco Arespacochaga
4. Aifha Medina
5. Alyssa Alano
6. Ellen Adarna
7. Stef Prescott
8. Isabel Granada
9. Chuckie Dreyfus
10. Arthur Solinap
11. Rye Burgos
12. Maria Isabel Lopez
13. Mara Lopez
14. Jackie Forster
15. Angelicopter
16. Carlo Gonzalez
Watch Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 on GMA 7 Channel Online
Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 Castaways
Here are the possible castaways or contestants of the upcoming 4th season of GMA-7′s reality show Survivor Philippines based on the clues included in a press release:
1. Geneva Cruz
2. KC Montero
3. Paco Arespacochaga
4. Aifha Medina
5. Alyssa Alano
6. Ellen Adarna
7. Stef Prescott
8. Isabel Granada
9. Chuckie Dreyfus
10. Arthur Solinap
11. Rye Burgos
12. Maria Isabel Lopez
13. Mara Lopez
14. Jackie Forster
15. Angelicopter
16. Carlo Gonzalez
Watch Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 on GMA 7 Channel Online
1. Geneva Cruz
2. KC Montero
3. Paco Arespacochaga
4. Aifha Medina
5. Alyssa Alano
6. Ellen Adarna
7. Stef Prescott
8. Isabel Granada
9. Chuckie Dreyfus
10. Arthur Solinap
11. Rye Burgos
12. Maria Isabel Lopez
13. Mara Lopez
14. Jackie Forster
15. Angelicopter
16. Carlo Gonzalez
Watch Survivor Philippines 2011 Season 4 on GMA 7 Channel Online
Monday, October 17, 2011
PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited
Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited is the fourth season of Pinoy Big Brother that will air on ABS-CBN in October 29, 2011. Toni Gonzaga and Bianca Gonzales will reprise their hosting stints for the show, together with two new hosts, PBB Teen Edition Plus ex-housemate Robi Domingo and Music Uplate Live Martin Concio.
Watch PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited on ABS CBN Channel Online
PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited
Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited is the fourth season of Pinoy Big Brother that will air on ABS-CBN in October 29, 2011. Toni Gonzaga and Bianca Gonzales will reprise their hosting stints for the show, together with two new hosts, PBB Teen Edition Plus ex-housemate Robi Domingo and Music Uplate Live Martin Concio.
Watch PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch PBB: Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin
Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin is an upcoming afternoon series on GMA 7.
It is topbilled by Barbie Forteza, Joshua Dionisio, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin. Members of its cast include Sheryl Cruz, Gardo Versoza, Matet de Leon, Ehra Madrigal, and Tanya Garcia. It will be directed by Dick Landayag.
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin on GMA Channel Online
It is topbilled by Barbie Forteza, Joshua Dionisio, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin. Members of its cast include Sheryl Cruz, Gardo Versoza, Matet de Leon, Ehra Madrigal, and Tanya Garcia. It will be directed by Dick Landayag.
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin on GMA Channel Online
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin
Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin is an upcoming afternoon series on GMA 7.
It is topbilled by Barbie Forteza, Joshua Dionisio, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin. Members of its cast include Sheryl Cruz, Gardo Versoza, Matet de Leon, Ehra Madrigal, and Tanya Garcia. It will be directed by Dick Landayag.
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin on GMA Channel Online
It is topbilled by Barbie Forteza, Joshua Dionisio, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin. Members of its cast include Sheryl Cruz, Gardo Versoza, Matet de Leon, Ehra Madrigal, and Tanya Garcia. It will be directed by Dick Landayag.
Watch Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin on GMA Channel Online
Watch Angelito Batang Ama
JM de Guzman topbills ABS-CBN upcoming series Angelito Batang Ama.
This is JM's second biggest project after being the leading man in the remake of Mula sa Puso, playing the role of Gabriel Maglayon, previously played by Rico Yan.
In Angelito Batang Ama, JM de Guzman will be playing the title character. He will play the role of Angelito, a young man who falls in love early in his life. JM says he has to lose 10 more pounds to look more like the 17-year-old character in the series.
He will be paired with his Alyna and Mula sa Puso love team Charee Pineda.
Angelito Batang Ama Cast
JM de Guzman
Charee Pineda
Jason Francisco
Felix Roco
Sam Concepcion
Matt Evans
Angelito Batang Ama is directed by Ted Boborol and is set to air before the end of the 2011.
Watch Angelito Batang Ama on ABS CBN Channel Online
This is JM's second biggest project after being the leading man in the remake of Mula sa Puso, playing the role of Gabriel Maglayon, previously played by Rico Yan.
In Angelito Batang Ama, JM de Guzman will be playing the title character. He will play the role of Angelito, a young man who falls in love early in his life. JM says he has to lose 10 more pounds to look more like the 17-year-old character in the series.
He will be paired with his Alyna and Mula sa Puso love team Charee Pineda.
Angelito Batang Ama Cast
JM de Guzman
Charee Pineda
Jason Francisco
Felix Roco
Sam Concepcion
Matt Evans
Angelito Batang Ama is directed by Ted Boborol and is set to air before the end of the 2011.
Watch Angelito Batang Ama on ABS CBN Channel Online
Watch Angelito Batang Ama
JM de Guzman topbills ABS-CBN upcoming series Angelito Batang Ama.
This is JM's second biggest project after being the leading man in the remake of Mula sa Puso, playing the role of Gabriel Maglayon, previously played by Rico Yan.
In Angelito Batang Ama, JM de Guzman will be playing the title character. He will play the role of Angelito, a young man who falls in love early in his life. JM says he has to lose 10 more pounds to look more like the 17-year-old character in the series.
He will be paired with his Alyna and Mula sa Puso love team Charee Pineda.
Angelito Batang Ama Cast
JM de Guzman
Charee Pineda
Jason Francisco
Felix Roco
Sam Concepcion
Matt Evans
Angelito Batang Ama is directed by Ted Boborol and is set to air before the end of the 2011.
Watch Angelito Batang Ama on ABS CBN Channel Online
This is JM's second biggest project after being the leading man in the remake of Mula sa Puso, playing the role of Gabriel Maglayon, previously played by Rico Yan.
In Angelito Batang Ama, JM de Guzman will be playing the title character. He will play the role of Angelito, a young man who falls in love early in his life. JM says he has to lose 10 more pounds to look more like the 17-year-old character in the series.
He will be paired with his Alyna and Mula sa Puso love team Charee Pineda.
Angelito Batang Ama Cast
JM de Guzman
Charee Pineda
Jason Francisco
Felix Roco
Sam Concepcion
Matt Evans
Angelito Batang Ama is directed by Ted Boborol and is set to air before the end of the 2011.
Watch Angelito Batang Ama on ABS CBN Channel Online
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
American Electronica/Pop band Owl City will be having a one-night-only concert in Manila, Philippines.
It will be held on October 26, 2011 at the NBC Tent, The Fort, Taguig City. Owl City is reponsible for the hit song “Fireflies.” The group’s first appearance here was in March 2010 when they had a show at Trinoma Mall, Quezon City. Tickets for their NBC Tent concert are available at TicketWorld (02) 891 9999 and SM outlets.
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
It will be held on October 26, 2011 at the NBC Tent, The Fort, Taguig City. Owl City is reponsible for the hit song “Fireflies.” The group’s first appearance here was in March 2010 when they had a show at Trinoma Mall, Quezon City. Tickets for their NBC Tent concert are available at TicketWorld (02) 891 9999 and SM outlets.
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
American Electronica/Pop band Owl City will be having a one-night-only concert in Manila, Philippines.
It will be held on October 26, 2011 at the NBC Tent, The Fort, Taguig City. Owl City is reponsible for the hit song “Fireflies.” The group’s first appearance here was in March 2010 when they had a show at Trinoma Mall, Quezon City. Tickets for their NBC Tent concert are available at TicketWorld (02) 891 9999 and SM outlets.
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
It will be held on October 26, 2011 at the NBC Tent, The Fort, Taguig City. Owl City is reponsible for the hit song “Fireflies.” The group’s first appearance here was in March 2010 when they had a show at Trinoma Mall, Quezon City. Tickets for their NBC Tent concert are available at TicketWorld (02) 891 9999 and SM outlets.
Watch Owl City Concert Live in Manila
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez
One of the belts is at stake for the WBC and WBO bantamweight champion Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire. The flash having a boxing record of 26 wins 1 loss and 18 KO’ is now preparing for his upcoming fight against undefeated two-division world champion Omar Andres Narvaez. The latter has a ring record of 35 wins, no loss, 2 draws and 19 KO’s to his name which is just perfect for the Pinoy champion.
WaMu Theater in Madison Square Garden New York will feature the live streaming fight scheduled to happen on October 23, 2011 (Manila Time). The Donaire Vs Narvaez Live Stream Fight will surely be a blast to either fighter’s ring record and professional qualification. The fight is set to be broadcast via live telecast in the Philippines for Pinoys by ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Donaire, thru online news websites in the Philippines has announced that he went to New York to attending a press conference hosted by the promoting company of the fight, Top Rank Promotions.
Nonito Donaire, he is already training himself to prepare for the availability of trainer Robert Garcia right after his press conference for the Antonio Margarito Vs Miguel Cotto fight.
After the said press conference, Garcia and Donaire will both go to train in San Carlos at the Undisputed Gym located in Los Angeles, California.
Watch Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Live Stream on ABS CBN Channel
WaMu Theater in Madison Square Garden New York will feature the live streaming fight scheduled to happen on October 23, 2011 (Manila Time). The Donaire Vs Narvaez Live Stream Fight will surely be a blast to either fighter’s ring record and professional qualification. The fight is set to be broadcast via live telecast in the Philippines for Pinoys by ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Donaire, thru online news websites in the Philippines has announced that he went to New York to attending a press conference hosted by the promoting company of the fight, Top Rank Promotions.
Nonito Donaire, he is already training himself to prepare for the availability of trainer Robert Garcia right after his press conference for the Antonio Margarito Vs Miguel Cotto fight.
After the said press conference, Garcia and Donaire will both go to train in San Carlos at the Undisputed Gym located in Los Angeles, California.
Watch Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Live Stream on ABS CBN Channel
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez
One of the belts is at stake for the WBC and WBO bantamweight champion Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire. The flash having a boxing record of 26 wins 1 loss and 18 KO’ is now preparing for his upcoming fight against undefeated two-division world champion Omar Andres Narvaez. The latter has a ring record of 35 wins, no loss, 2 draws and 19 KO’s to his name which is just perfect for the Pinoy champion.
WaMu Theater in Madison Square Garden New York will feature the live streaming fight scheduled to happen on October 23, 2011 (Manila Time). The Donaire Vs Narvaez Live Stream Fight will surely be a blast to either fighter’s ring record and professional qualification. The fight is set to be broadcast via live telecast in the Philippines for Pinoys by ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Donaire, thru online news websites in the Philippines has announced that he went to New York to attending a press conference hosted by the promoting company of the fight, Top Rank Promotions.
Nonito Donaire, he is already training himself to prepare for the availability of trainer Robert Garcia right after his press conference for the Antonio Margarito Vs Miguel Cotto fight.
After the said press conference, Garcia and Donaire will both go to train in San Carlos at the Undisputed Gym located in Los Angeles, California.
Watch Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Live Stream on ABS CBN Channel
WaMu Theater in Madison Square Garden New York will feature the live streaming fight scheduled to happen on October 23, 2011 (Manila Time). The Donaire Vs Narvaez Live Stream Fight will surely be a blast to either fighter’s ring record and professional qualification. The fight is set to be broadcast via live telecast in the Philippines for Pinoys by ABS-CBN Channel 2.
Donaire, thru online news websites in the Philippines has announced that he went to New York to attending a press conference hosted by the promoting company of the fight, Top Rank Promotions.
Nonito Donaire, he is already training himself to prepare for the availability of trainer Robert Garcia right after his press conference for the Antonio Margarito Vs Miguel Cotto fight.
After the said press conference, Garcia and Donaire will both go to train in San Carlos at the Undisputed Gym located in Los Angeles, California.
Watch Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Fight Live Stream on ABS CBN Channel
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4
The fourth season of Pinoy Big Brother will air on ABS-CBN in October of 2011. Toni Gonzaga and Bianca Gonzales will reprise their hosting stints for the show.
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4 on ABS CN Channel Online
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4 on ABS CN Channel Online
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4
The fourth season of Pinoy Big Brother will air on ABS-CBN in October of 2011. Toni Gonzaga and Bianca Gonzales will reprise their hosting stints for the show.
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4 on ABS CN Channel Online
Watch PBB Pinoy Big Brother Season 4 on ABS CN Channel Online
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7
Daldalita is an upcoming primetime series on GMA 7.
It is topbilled by Jillian Ward. Members of its cast include Ogie Alcasid, Manilyn Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto, Isabel Oli, Marc Abaya, Julie Ann San Jose, Elmo Magalona, and comebacking actress Donna Cruz. It is directed by Don Michael Perez and premieres on October 17, on GMA Telebabad before 24 Oras newcast.
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7 Channel Online
It is topbilled by Jillian Ward. Members of its cast include Ogie Alcasid, Manilyn Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto, Isabel Oli, Marc Abaya, Julie Ann San Jose, Elmo Magalona, and comebacking actress Donna Cruz. It is directed by Don Michael Perez and premieres on October 17, on GMA Telebabad before 24 Oras newcast.
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7 Channel Online
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7
Daldalita is an upcoming primetime series on GMA 7.
It is topbilled by Jillian Ward. Members of its cast include Ogie Alcasid, Manilyn Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto, Isabel Oli, Marc Abaya, Julie Ann San Jose, Elmo Magalona, and comebacking actress Donna Cruz. It is directed by Don Michael Perez and premieres on October 17, on GMA Telebabad before 24 Oras newcast.
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7 Channel Online
It is topbilled by Jillian Ward. Members of its cast include Ogie Alcasid, Manilyn Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto, Isabel Oli, Marc Abaya, Julie Ann San Jose, Elmo Magalona, and comebacking actress Donna Cruz. It is directed by Don Michael Perez and premieres on October 17, on GMA Telebabad before 24 Oras newcast.
Watch Daldalita on GMA 7 Channel Online
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo on AKTV
FORMER WBO superflyweight champ Marvin Sonsona will face Carlos Jacobo of Mexico at the Hoops Dome in Lapu-Lapu City on Oct. 15.
The 21-year-old southpaw from General Santos City was initially scheduled to fight another Mexican, Leopoldo Gonzales, this month.
Sonsona, who has a record of 14 wins, one loss and one draw with 12 knockout victories, has not fought since February 27, 2010, when he was stopped in four rounds by Wilfredo Vasquez, Jr. in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Jacobo (14-3-1, 12 KOs) is a former Mexican superbantamweight champion. Last April 16, he won the vacant WBC Fecombox title by fifth-round TKO against Ulises Cadena.
Promoter Sammy Gello-ani said that the availability of the Hoops Dome is the reason for the latest resetting of the fight date.
Also penned to see action in the undercards are Rey Labao, Johnriel Casimero, and Ramie Laput. /correspondent Rene Bonsubre Jr.
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo Live Stream Telecast on AKTV
The 21-year-old southpaw from General Santos City was initially scheduled to fight another Mexican, Leopoldo Gonzales, this month.
Sonsona, who has a record of 14 wins, one loss and one draw with 12 knockout victories, has not fought since February 27, 2010, when he was stopped in four rounds by Wilfredo Vasquez, Jr. in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Jacobo (14-3-1, 12 KOs) is a former Mexican superbantamweight champion. Last April 16, he won the vacant WBC Fecombox title by fifth-round TKO against Ulises Cadena.
Promoter Sammy Gello-ani said that the availability of the Hoops Dome is the reason for the latest resetting of the fight date.
Also penned to see action in the undercards are Rey Labao, Johnriel Casimero, and Ramie Laput. /correspondent Rene Bonsubre Jr.
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo Live Stream Telecast on AKTV
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo on AKTV
FORMER WBO superflyweight champ Marvin Sonsona will face Carlos Jacobo of Mexico at the Hoops Dome in Lapu-Lapu City on Oct. 15.
The 21-year-old southpaw from General Santos City was initially scheduled to fight another Mexican, Leopoldo Gonzales, this month.
Sonsona, who has a record of 14 wins, one loss and one draw with 12 knockout victories, has not fought since February 27, 2010, when he was stopped in four rounds by Wilfredo Vasquez, Jr. in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Jacobo (14-3-1, 12 KOs) is a former Mexican superbantamweight champion. Last April 16, he won the vacant WBC Fecombox title by fifth-round TKO against Ulises Cadena.
Promoter Sammy Gello-ani said that the availability of the Hoops Dome is the reason for the latest resetting of the fight date.
Also penned to see action in the undercards are Rey Labao, Johnriel Casimero, and Ramie Laput. /correspondent Rene Bonsubre Jr.
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo Live Stream Telecast on AKTV
The 21-year-old southpaw from General Santos City was initially scheduled to fight another Mexican, Leopoldo Gonzales, this month.
Sonsona, who has a record of 14 wins, one loss and one draw with 12 knockout victories, has not fought since February 27, 2010, when he was stopped in four rounds by Wilfredo Vasquez, Jr. in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Jacobo (14-3-1, 12 KOs) is a former Mexican superbantamweight champion. Last April 16, he won the vacant WBC Fecombox title by fifth-round TKO against Ulises Cadena.
Promoter Sammy Gello-ani said that the availability of the Hoops Dome is the reason for the latest resetting of the fight date.
Also penned to see action in the undercards are Rey Labao, Johnriel Casimero, and Ramie Laput. /correspondent Rene Bonsubre Jr.
Watch Sonsona vs Jacobo Live Stream Telecast on AKTV
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV
For the first time, the United Football League Cup will be covered by AKTV, TV5’s prime time sports block on IBC 13, when it kicks off on October 8 from 2 to 6:30 p.m.
Select games will also be aired Saturdays throughout the tournament that has lured a record field of 28 teams, featuring mainstays of the Philippine Azkals, expatriates and fresh talents from the provinces.
Defending champion Global FC and league titlist Philippine Air Force head the favored squads along with first division campaigners Kaya-Cignal FC, Loyola Meralco Sparks, and Philippine Army.
Also tagged as contenders in the eight-month event are Green Archers United FC and newly promoted Nomads.
High-profile Azkals Phil and James Younghusband will strut their stuff for Loyola Meralco while Angel Guirado will spearhead Global FC’s attack line.
Not to be outdone, Kaya has enlisted the services of Nationals Nate Burkey and Jason Sabio to further bolster a roster that already parades Azkals skipper Aly Borromeo and internationalists Anton del Rosario and Yannick Tuason.
The UFL Cup held its well-attended draw on Friday at the Edsa Shangri-La with the field divided into seven groups of four teams each.
Bracketed with the Nomads in Group A are Baguio FC, Union Internacional FC and Lions FC.
Loyola Meralco is in Group B with Internationale FC, Agila FC and Team Socceroo FC; while in Group C are Global FC, Pachanga FC, Stallions FC and Cebu Queen City FC.
Group D is composed of Kaya-Cignal, ABC Stars FC, Schwarz and Diliman Victory Liner FC; while Group E is made up of Philippine Air Force, Philippine Navy, Manila All-Japan FC and Laos FC.
The Green Archers United FC is bracketed in Group F with the Dolphins United FC, Pasargad FC and Forza FC.
Completing the cast is Group G comprised of Philippine Army, Manhur FC, Sunken Garden United FC and Garuda FC PH.
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV Online
Select games will also be aired Saturdays throughout the tournament that has lured a record field of 28 teams, featuring mainstays of the Philippine Azkals, expatriates and fresh talents from the provinces.
Defending champion Global FC and league titlist Philippine Air Force head the favored squads along with first division campaigners Kaya-Cignal FC, Loyola Meralco Sparks, and Philippine Army.
Also tagged as contenders in the eight-month event are Green Archers United FC and newly promoted Nomads.
High-profile Azkals Phil and James Younghusband will strut their stuff for Loyola Meralco while Angel Guirado will spearhead Global FC’s attack line.
Not to be outdone, Kaya has enlisted the services of Nationals Nate Burkey and Jason Sabio to further bolster a roster that already parades Azkals skipper Aly Borromeo and internationalists Anton del Rosario and Yannick Tuason.
The UFL Cup held its well-attended draw on Friday at the Edsa Shangri-La with the field divided into seven groups of four teams each.
Bracketed with the Nomads in Group A are Baguio FC, Union Internacional FC and Lions FC.
Loyola Meralco is in Group B with Internationale FC, Agila FC and Team Socceroo FC; while in Group C are Global FC, Pachanga FC, Stallions FC and Cebu Queen City FC.
Group D is composed of Kaya-Cignal, ABC Stars FC, Schwarz and Diliman Victory Liner FC; while Group E is made up of Philippine Air Force, Philippine Navy, Manila All-Japan FC and Laos FC.
The Green Archers United FC is bracketed in Group F with the Dolphins United FC, Pasargad FC and Forza FC.
Completing the cast is Group G comprised of Philippine Army, Manhur FC, Sunken Garden United FC and Garuda FC PH.
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV Online
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV
For the first time, the United Football League Cup will be covered by AKTV, TV5’s prime time sports block on IBC 13, when it kicks off on October 8 from 2 to 6:30 p.m.
Select games will also be aired Saturdays throughout the tournament that has lured a record field of 28 teams, featuring mainstays of the Philippine Azkals, expatriates and fresh talents from the provinces.
Defending champion Global FC and league titlist Philippine Air Force head the favored squads along with first division campaigners Kaya-Cignal FC, Loyola Meralco Sparks, and Philippine Army.
Also tagged as contenders in the eight-month event are Green Archers United FC and newly promoted Nomads.
High-profile Azkals Phil and James Younghusband will strut their stuff for Loyola Meralco while Angel Guirado will spearhead Global FC’s attack line.
Not to be outdone, Kaya has enlisted the services of Nationals Nate Burkey and Jason Sabio to further bolster a roster that already parades Azkals skipper Aly Borromeo and internationalists Anton del Rosario and Yannick Tuason.
The UFL Cup held its well-attended draw on Friday at the Edsa Shangri-La with the field divided into seven groups of four teams each.
Bracketed with the Nomads in Group A are Baguio FC, Union Internacional FC and Lions FC.
Loyola Meralco is in Group B with Internationale FC, Agila FC and Team Socceroo FC; while in Group C are Global FC, Pachanga FC, Stallions FC and Cebu Queen City FC.
Group D is composed of Kaya-Cignal, ABC Stars FC, Schwarz and Diliman Victory Liner FC; while Group E is made up of Philippine Air Force, Philippine Navy, Manila All-Japan FC and Laos FC.
The Green Archers United FC is bracketed in Group F with the Dolphins United FC, Pasargad FC and Forza FC.
Completing the cast is Group G comprised of Philippine Army, Manhur FC, Sunken Garden United FC and Garuda FC PH.
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV Online
Select games will also be aired Saturdays throughout the tournament that has lured a record field of 28 teams, featuring mainstays of the Philippine Azkals, expatriates and fresh talents from the provinces.
Defending champion Global FC and league titlist Philippine Air Force head the favored squads along with first division campaigners Kaya-Cignal FC, Loyola Meralco Sparks, and Philippine Army.
Also tagged as contenders in the eight-month event are Green Archers United FC and newly promoted Nomads.
High-profile Azkals Phil and James Younghusband will strut their stuff for Loyola Meralco while Angel Guirado will spearhead Global FC’s attack line.
Not to be outdone, Kaya has enlisted the services of Nationals Nate Burkey and Jason Sabio to further bolster a roster that already parades Azkals skipper Aly Borromeo and internationalists Anton del Rosario and Yannick Tuason.
The UFL Cup held its well-attended draw on Friday at the Edsa Shangri-La with the field divided into seven groups of four teams each.
Bracketed with the Nomads in Group A are Baguio FC, Union Internacional FC and Lions FC.
Loyola Meralco is in Group B with Internationale FC, Agila FC and Team Socceroo FC; while in Group C are Global FC, Pachanga FC, Stallions FC and Cebu Queen City FC.
Group D is composed of Kaya-Cignal, ABC Stars FC, Schwarz and Diliman Victory Liner FC; while Group E is made up of Philippine Air Force, Philippine Navy, Manila All-Japan FC and Laos FC.
The Green Archers United FC is bracketed in Group F with the Dolphins United FC, Pasargad FC and Forza FC.
Completing the cast is Group G comprised of Philippine Army, Manhur FC, Sunken Garden United FC and Garuda FC PH.
Watch UFL Cup 2011 on AKTV Online
Monday, October 10, 2011
Watch SEA Games 2011 on AKTV IBC 13
The country’s best athletes will represent the Philippine tri-colors once more in November, at the 26th Southeast Asian Games to be held in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia.
And Filipino sports fans will get to cheer from them in spirit, as AKTV will air SEA Games events on free television. The broadcast of the event is in line with AKTV’s commitment to promote sports in the country.
The SEA Games are slated from November 11 to 22, and officials of the Philippine Sports Commission are aiming for a top-three finish for Team Pilipinas.
More than 6,000 athletes from the 11 ASEAN member nations are expected to compete in the biennial event, with 542 gold medals up for grabs.
Expected to carry the Philippine flag for the opening ceremonies is boxer Rey Saludar, a 2010 Asian Games gold medalist.
Watch SEA Games 2011 Live Telecast on AKTV IBC 13
And Filipino sports fans will get to cheer from them in spirit, as AKTV will air SEA Games events on free television. The broadcast of the event is in line with AKTV’s commitment to promote sports in the country.
The SEA Games are slated from November 11 to 22, and officials of the Philippine Sports Commission are aiming for a top-three finish for Team Pilipinas.
More than 6,000 athletes from the 11 ASEAN member nations are expected to compete in the biennial event, with 542 gold medals up for grabs.
Expected to carry the Philippine flag for the opening ceremonies is boxer Rey Saludar, a 2010 Asian Games gold medalist.
Watch SEA Games 2011 Live Telecast on AKTV IBC 13
Watch SEA Games 2011 on AKTV IBC 13
The country’s best athletes will represent the Philippine tri-colors once more in November, at the 26th Southeast Asian Games to be held in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia.
And Filipino sports fans will get to cheer from them in spirit, as AKTV will air SEA Games events on free television. The broadcast of the event is in line with AKTV’s commitment to promote sports in the country.
The SEA Games are slated from November 11 to 22, and officials of the Philippine Sports Commission are aiming for a top-three finish for Team Pilipinas.
More than 6,000 athletes from the 11 ASEAN member nations are expected to compete in the biennial event, with 542 gold medals up for grabs.
Expected to carry the Philippine flag for the opening ceremonies is boxer Rey Saludar, a 2010 Asian Games gold medalist.
Watch SEA Games 2011 Live Telecast on AKTV IBC 13
And Filipino sports fans will get to cheer from them in spirit, as AKTV will air SEA Games events on free television. The broadcast of the event is in line with AKTV’s commitment to promote sports in the country.
The SEA Games are slated from November 11 to 22, and officials of the Philippine Sports Commission are aiming for a top-three finish for Team Pilipinas.
More than 6,000 athletes from the 11 ASEAN member nations are expected to compete in the biennial event, with 542 gold medals up for grabs.
Expected to carry the Philippine flag for the opening ceremonies is boxer Rey Saludar, a 2010 Asian Games gold medalist.
Watch SEA Games 2011 Live Telecast on AKTV IBC 13
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast
WBC/WBO bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire (26-1, 18 KO’s) taking on unbeaten WBO super flyweight champion Omar Narvaez (35-0-2, 19 KO’s) on October 22 2011 in the Theater at Madison Square Garden, the Mecca of Boxing. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Madison Square Garden, the Donaire-Narvaez world title tilt will be televised live on HBO Boxing After Dark, beginning at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast.)
Tickets to Donaire vs. Narvaez, priced at $200, $100, $50 and $25, including applicable service charges ticket sale is on Thursday, September 15, at Noon ET, and can be purchased at the Madison Square Garden box office, online at www.thegarden.com, and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast Online
Tickets to Donaire vs. Narvaez, priced at $200, $100, $50 and $25, including applicable service charges ticket sale is on Thursday, September 15, at Noon ET, and can be purchased at the Madison Square Garden box office, online at www.thegarden.com, and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast Online
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast
WBC/WBO bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire (26-1, 18 KO’s) taking on unbeaten WBO super flyweight champion Omar Narvaez (35-0-2, 19 KO’s) on October 22 2011 in the Theater at Madison Square Garden, the Mecca of Boxing. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Madison Square Garden, the Donaire-Narvaez world title tilt will be televised live on HBO Boxing After Dark, beginning at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast.)
Tickets to Donaire vs. Narvaez, priced at $200, $100, $50 and $25, including applicable service charges ticket sale is on Thursday, September 15, at Noon ET, and can be purchased at the Madison Square Garden box office, online at www.thegarden.com, and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast Online
Tickets to Donaire vs. Narvaez, priced at $200, $100, $50 and $25, including applicable service charges ticket sale is on Thursday, September 15, at Noon ET, and can be purchased at the Madison Square Garden box office, online at www.thegarden.com, and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Watch Donaire vs Narvaez Live Telecast Online
Typhoon Ramon Latest News Update
Tropical depression Ramon (not yet a typhoon) was spotted at 600 kilometers east southeast of Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur according to the 10AM bulletin of PAGASA.
Bagyon Ramon may make landfall Tuesday PM and may be in the Mindoro-Palawan area by Friday, October 14. No public storm signals have been raised so far. Ramon’s estimated rainfall is expected to be moderate to heavy.
Bagyon Ramon may make landfall Tuesday PM and may be in the Mindoro-Palawan area by Friday, October 14. No public storm signals have been raised so far. Ramon’s estimated rainfall is expected to be moderate to heavy.
Typhoon Ramon Latest News Update
Tropical depression Ramon (not yet a typhoon) was spotted at 600 kilometers east southeast of Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur according to the 10AM bulletin of PAGASA.
Bagyon Ramon may make landfall Tuesday PM and may be in the Mindoro-Palawan area by Friday, October 14. No public storm signals have been raised so far. Ramon’s estimated rainfall is expected to be moderate to heavy.
Bagyon Ramon may make landfall Tuesday PM and may be in the Mindoro-Palawan area by Friday, October 14. No public storm signals have been raised so far. Ramon’s estimated rainfall is expected to be moderate to heavy.
Pacquiao-Marquez III
Michael Koncz, the business adviser of Filipino boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, has confirmed that a rematch clause is included in the contract of Pacquiao's trilogy bout against Juan Manuel Marquez.
"How unintelligent would it be, if we did not include a rematch clause just in case of some freak accident?" Koncz told RingTV.com.
Koncz explained that a rematch clause was included in the contract to protect Pacquiao, "just in case some freak things happen in the fight."
He cited the recent Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz bout, wherein Mayweather controversially knocked out Ortiz in the fourth round.
"They (Team Ortiz) made a mistake against Mayweather by not putting a rematch clause there," Koncz said.
But Koncz clarified the rematch clause does not mean they are worried about the result of the November 12 fight.
"It has nothing to do with any doubt as to whether or not we think Manny’s going to win. It's just smart. It's just good business," Koncz said.
"There's no doubt in my mind that Manny's going to win this fight."
"How unintelligent would it be, if we did not include a rematch clause just in case of some freak accident?" Koncz told RingTV.com.
Koncz explained that a rematch clause was included in the contract to protect Pacquiao, "just in case some freak things happen in the fight."
He cited the recent Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz bout, wherein Mayweather controversially knocked out Ortiz in the fourth round.
"They (Team Ortiz) made a mistake against Mayweather by not putting a rematch clause there," Koncz said.
But Koncz clarified the rematch clause does not mean they are worried about the result of the November 12 fight.
"It has nothing to do with any doubt as to whether or not we think Manny’s going to win. It's just smart. It's just good business," Koncz said.
"There's no doubt in my mind that Manny's going to win this fight."
Pacquiao-Marquez III
Michael Koncz, the business adviser of Filipino boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, has confirmed that a rematch clause is included in the contract of Pacquiao's trilogy bout against Juan Manuel Marquez.
"How unintelligent would it be, if we did not include a rematch clause just in case of some freak accident?" Koncz told RingTV.com.
Koncz explained that a rematch clause was included in the contract to protect Pacquiao, "just in case some freak things happen in the fight."
He cited the recent Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz bout, wherein Mayweather controversially knocked out Ortiz in the fourth round.
"They (Team Ortiz) made a mistake against Mayweather by not putting a rematch clause there," Koncz said.
But Koncz clarified the rematch clause does not mean they are worried about the result of the November 12 fight.
"It has nothing to do with any doubt as to whether or not we think Manny’s going to win. It's just smart. It's just good business," Koncz said.
"There's no doubt in my mind that Manny's going to win this fight."
"How unintelligent would it be, if we did not include a rematch clause just in case of some freak accident?" Koncz told RingTV.com.
Koncz explained that a rematch clause was included in the contract to protect Pacquiao, "just in case some freak things happen in the fight."
He cited the recent Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz bout, wherein Mayweather controversially knocked out Ortiz in the fourth round.
"They (Team Ortiz) made a mistake against Mayweather by not putting a rematch clause there," Koncz said.
But Koncz clarified the rematch clause does not mean they are worried about the result of the November 12 fight.
"It has nothing to do with any doubt as to whether or not we think Manny’s going to win. It's just smart. It's just good business," Koncz said.
"There's no doubt in my mind that Manny's going to win this fight."
PBA: Rain or Shine vs Powerade Tigers October 9 2011 Result
RAIN or Shine used to break down during crunch time.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
PBA: Rain or Shine vs Powerade Tigers October 9 2011 Result
RAIN or Shine used to break down during crunch time.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
Two games into the 2011-12 PBA Philippine Cup, the Elasto Painters have remained rock-solid down the
stretch.
Rain or Shine put together a pair of critical stops late in the game Sunday night, surviving another
tense outing in a 96-93 victory over Powerade and joining Petron Blaze at the top of the standings
with its second straight win before a conference-high 10,121 fans at the Ynares Center in Antipolo
City.
A ballclub not necessarily noted for its defense, the Elasto Painters forced the Tigers to commit a
24-second shot-clock violation with 33 ticks left to play, and Jeff Chan came through with a
perfectly-timed rejection off a potential overtime-sending three-point shot by Gary David at the
deep right corner, securing their second straight win.
David, the reigning scoring champion, actually recovered the ball after the block, but was pressed
for time to launch another attempt, and his shot didn’t even hit the rim as time expired.
In pulling off the win, Rain or Shine escaped another thriller of an encounter just like the
opening-day victory it recorded against Ginebra, 94-93.
“I consider this as a good sign,” said Painters’ coach Yeng Guiao. “We’re winning close
games. Before our tendency was to collapse but now we proved that we can close out close games.”
Rookie Paul Lee, who debuted in sensational manner with 21 points and eight assists, wasn’t at his
finest decision-making form. He took an ill-advised three-point shot late in the game when Powerade
was already at penalty, and failed to get into a rhythm early because of foul trouble.
But the former University of the East standout who was picked No. 2 in the August Draft still came
away with a game-high 19 points marked by his first connection from the three-point area, an output
he shared with Chan.
“Paul Lee made one or two misjudgements,” said Guiao. “He’s still a rookie, but as I said
he’s special. He’s getting together well with our players and maganda naman ang samahan. The
chemistry is getting better.”
Yet it was Lee who gave Rain or Shine the breather it needed. He knocked in two pressure-filled free
throws with 57 seconds to go to make it a 96-93 ball game.
In the ensuing play, the Elasto Painters defended the shaded lane superbly, foiling attempts by
David and Marcio Lassiter for the 24-second turnover.
Rain or Shine was left with 33 seconds in the gameclock, and Lee was the one tasked to take the
shot. But instead of driving to the basket and fishing for a foul, Lee launched a three-point shot
at the top of the key that missed, leaving Powerade with eight seconds and the chance to send the
game into extra time.
Jireh Ibanes fouled Cruz four seconds into the Tigers’ possession, and Powerade’s opening to
send the game into overtime was obvious: convert the first attempt and deliberately miss the second
and hope for an offensive rebound.
But Cruz’s first shot rattled out, forcing him to intentionally muff the second. The incident
nearly turned out to be a blessing in disquise after David grabbed the loose ball. David swiftly set
off to the right corner for the potential game-tying triple, but Chan sprinted to reject the shot.
Gabe Norwood added 11 points which came with 10 rebounds and six assists and Ryan Arana had 10.
Doug Kramer scored 16 points and grabbed 14 boards to lead Powerade while David was held to only 14
points after scoring 31 in a 98-87 win over Shopinas last Wednesday.
The scores:
Rain or Shine 96 - Lee 19, Chan 19, Norwood 11, Arana 10, Quinahan 9, Rodriguez 8, Belga 7, Buenafe
6, Ibanes 3, Cruz 2, Matias 2.
Powerade 93 - Kramer 16, David 14, Anthony 13, Lingganay 12, Lassiter 12, Calimag 11, Cruz 7,
Martinez 3, Adducul 3, Crisano 2, Allera 0, Antonio 0.
Quarterscores: 21-21, 40-39, 68-65, 96-93.
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