La Salle shredded San Beda’s cloak of invincibility as it pounded out an 84-74 triumph to clinch the last Final Four berth in the 2010 Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL) at The Arena in San Juan yesterday.
Guards Jarelan Tampus and Almond Vosotros and big men Yutien Andrada and Maui Villanueva did the most damage to Red Lions, scoring the back-breaking baskets down the stretch to complete their upset against the previously-unbeaten Lions.
The sleek-running Green Archers thus forged a semis duel with the Adamson Falcons, who earlier advanced after outplaying the sluggish Far Eastern U Tams, 75-57.
The DLSU-AdU showdown is set at 4 p.m. today following the other Last 4 encounter between defending champion Ateneo and University of Cebu at 2 p.m.
Not giving up an inch against the taller San Beda side, the Archers won the battle of the boards, 56-44, which they parlayed into 17 fastbreak points.
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Unfortunately, we were not able to record all Red Lions game. The best thing we can suggest is to go to Pisotv.com . You can watch the replay games of the whole NCAA 86th Season.
Sure! In fact we have posted some Alabang news here especially about the Alabang Red Lions. [here's one of them]
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Giant TV network ABS-CBN will pit the UAAP and NCAA juniors division finalists in dream matches on Dec. 2 in the Philippine Collegiate Champions League at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
Being held for the first time in the PCCL, the games, held to raise funds for the “Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig” project, feature UAAP squads Ateneo High School and UST Highschool, and NCAA counterparts San Beda College-High School and San Sebastian College-High School.
The reigning 3-peat UAAP champs Blue Eaglets and Back-to-back defending titlists San Beda Red Cubs mix it up on Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. at the Philsports Arena, which will be followed by Game 2 of the best-of-three title finals.
From NCAA Official website
It was also the Red Lionesses' second setback against a triumph.
From Manila Bulettin Sports
UNDEFEATED NCAA CHAMPIONS San Beda College, hoping to become the first NCAA team to rule the Philippine Collegiate Champions League, tries to make a big stride towards that goal when it tangles with De La Salle University for a Final Four berth on Monday at The Arena in San Juan City.
Game time is 4 p.m. with the Red Lions expected to be led by American import Sudan Daniel, the reigning NCAA MVP. Clashing in the other Elite 8 match at 2 p.m. are Far Eastern University and Adamson University.
No NCAA team has ever won the championship since the inception of the league in 2003, with UAAP teams Ateneo, La Salle, FEU and University of the East dominating the field in different years.
Banking on the monster game of Daniel, San Beda earned a trip to the Elite 8 by mauling UE, 86-64.
Daniel tallied 20 points, 22 rebounds and three blocks in 24 minutes highlighted by 16 points in the third for the Red Lions, who scored the game’s first 11 points and led by 29 points (79-50) in the fourth quarter.
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The FTW team discuss the pros and cons of the proposed ban on foreign-born players in the NCAA. Alex Compton and Magoo Marjon provide various insights.
The undefeated 2010 NCAA Champions-San Beda Red Lions defeated the UE Warriors 86-64 at the finale of 2010 PCCL Sweet 16. San Beda will advance to Elite 8 and will face the DLSU Green Archers on Monday, 29 Nov 2010 at 4 PM--Live at The Arena and on Studio 23.
From GMANews.tv
The NCAA champions and the reigning UAAP titlists take center stage when hostilities in the 2010 Philippine Collegiate Champions League resume at the Arena in San Juan City Thursday.
Three-time reigning UAAP champion Ateneo and NCAA titlist San Beda take on separate foes.
The Lions take on the University of the East Warriors at 2 p.m. with the winners earning the right to face the La Salle Green Archers in the Elite 8.
Parading an intact lineup, the Red Lions are heavily favored over the Warriors. The Mendiola-based dribblers will display the core of the team that completed a rare sweep en route to winning the championship in the oldest collegiate league in the country.
Only one player from the recent championship squad won’t be returning this time — playmaker Borgie Hermida who already joined the PBA.
From Inquirer Sports
Ronnie Nathanielsz
The proposed ban on foreign players competing in NCAA basketball has drawn strong opposition from reigning champion San Beda, which anchored its campaign on 6-foot-7 American center and league MVP Sudan Daniel.
San Beda rector-president Aloysius Ma. Maranan, OSB, noted the alleged surreptitious manner the proposal was presented in the last board meeting on Nov. 12.
The schools reportedly behind the proposal are San Sebastian, which lost to San Beda in the last championships via a sweep, Letran and St. Benilde.
Letran rector Fr. Tamerlave Lana made the proposal, saying foreign athletes are recruited for the sole purpose of winning titles.
But Maranan said the proposal was not in the agenda of the meeting last week and was only included as part of other matters.
Maranan, who has requested for a meeting to discuss the issue, pointed out that any amendments to existing rules could only be done during the annual meeting and that the votes of two thirds of all the members of the policy board are required.
San Beda coach Frankie Lim also reacted strongly to the proposal.
Daniel bagged the season and Finals MVP awards.
“Tell them to teach their players to compete,” Lim said. “Improve their programs and recruit better players.”
Ronnie Nathanielsz
The proposed ban on foreign players competing in NCAA basketball has drawn strong opposition from reigning champion San Beda, which anchored its campaign on 6-foot-7 American center and league MVP Sudan Daniel.
San Beda rector-president Aloysius Ma. Maranan, OSB, noted the alleged surreptitious manner the proposal was presented in the last board meeting on Nov. 12.
The schools reportedly behind the proposal are San Sebastian, which lost to San Beda in the last championships via a sweep, Letran and St. Benilde.
Letran rector Fr. Tamerlave Lana made the proposal, saying foreign athletes are recruited for the sole purpose of winning titles.
But Maranan said the proposal was not in the agenda of the meeting last week and was only included as part of other matters.
Maranan, who has requested for a meeting to discuss the issue, pointed out that any amendments to existing rules could only be done during the annual meeting and that the votes of two thirds of all the members of the policy board are required.
San Beda coach Frankie Lim also reacted strongly to the proposal.
Daniel bagged the season and Finals MVP awards.
“Tell them to teach their players to compete,” Lim said. “Improve their programs and recruit better players.”
From Inboundpass
The following statements can be a major point of discussion:
The following statements can be a major point of discussion:
- One of the more disconcerting facets to this latest brouhaha is the timing of the call to ban foreign players. Whether they admit it or not, those masterminding this plot feel that the only way to bridge the gap between the top and middle to bottom teams is by driving foreigners away from the league. The stellar performance of American Sudan Daniel, they surely feel, wasn’t fair to the Red Lions’ victims.
- If this wasn’t a knee-jerk reaction to San Beda’s dominance in Season 86, why didn’t we hear this proposal last year when Daniel was being crucified in forums, discussions over beer and even Bedan circles for his sub-par performance in last year’s title series with San Sebastian?
- Should this latest proposal be approved, it will send a loud and clear message that visitors aren’t welcomed to showcase their athletic wares in this country of ours. This isn’t merely about taking San Beda’s or JRU’s side anymore. Far from it, in fact. It’s about our country, and what she really feels towards those who come from far away in an attempt to call her their own. full story
Response from Fr. Aloysius Maranan, OSB, Rector-President San Beda College
Credits to: sitsirya of gameface.ph
Credits to: sitsirya of gameface.ph
San Beda College
Office of the Rector-President
November 15, 2010
Rev. Fr. Anthony Morillo
NCAA Policy Board President
Dear Fr. Morillo:
This has reference to the motion to revise and/or amend existing policies of the NCAA Rules prohibiting the participation of foreign students to play in the basketball tournaments of the association.
The undersigned in behalf of San Beda College would like to manifest its strong and vigorous opposition to the motion proposed last November 12, 2010, considering that the process over which the motion was propounded and carried runs contrary to the NCAA Constitution and By-Laws, more particularly Section 7.1 which provides that any amendments to existing rules could only be done during the annual meeting and that the votes of 2/3 of all the members of the policy board is required in order to approve such revision and/or amendments.
For the record the proposition to prohibit foreign players was not specifically included in the agenda but was surreptitiously tackled as other matters. The members were not sufficiently informed ahead of the major revision as proposed hence could not effectively study the pros and cons of such.
In this regard, a meeting of the policy board is urgently requested to address this issue.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Aloysius Ma. A,. Maranan, OSB
Cc: NCAA Policy Board Members
From Manila Bulletin Sports
San Beda College has strongly opposed a proposal to ban foreign players from playing in the NCAA saying the suggestion violated the league’s constitution where changes to existing rules must be made during the annual meeting.
Letran president Fr. Tamerlane R. Lana, O.P. had submitted the proposal during a board meeting held last November 12, where he made a call to disallow foreigners from playing in the NCAA, particularly in its basketball tournament, because of the perceived advantage of schools with “imports.”
San Beda’s opposition was highly expected since the school has won four of its last basketball titles with the help of foreigners, two of those players won MVP honors.
Fr. Aloysius Maranan, OSB, the NCAA Policy Board member of San Beda College, delivered the school’s protest in a letter addressed to Policy Board president Fr. Anthony Morillo of San Sebastian College.
From ABS-CBN News.com
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The Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU) Blue Eagles and the San Beda College (SBC) Red Lions are among the top teams favored to win in the Philippine Collegiate Champions League (PCCL) “Sweet 16,” which begins on Thursday.
“The experts predict that Ateneo will be there at the finals, most probably with San Beda, FEU (Far Eastern University) or probably even [De] La Salle,” said PCCL Chairman Rey Gamboa.
Ateneo and San Beda are the reigning champions in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), respectively.
They will mix it up in the Sweet 16 with other UAAP and NCAA teams like FEU, Jose Rizal University (JRU), Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT), De La Salle University (DLSU), Colegio de San Juan de Letran (CSJL), San Sebastian College-Recoletos (SSC-R), Adamson University (AdU), and University of the East (UE).
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Making the Sweet 16 more interesting is the entry of 5 non-UAAP-NCAA teams.
University of Cebu, the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CeSAFI) basketball champions, will be joined by runner-up University of the Visayas, University of San Carlos, University of Iloilo and Lyceum of the Philippines.
From NCAA.org.ph
San Beda likewise set in motion its ambitious title bid after it steamrolled Mapua, 25-15, 25-16, 25-20, in the other game of this event.
From GMA News Twitter
@gmanews RT @raffytima: PNoy is presented with the title Honorary Alumnus of San Beda College of Law at Club Filipino http://twitpic.com/37lesd
From Inboundpass
THE COUNTRY’S oldest collegiate basketball league seems bent on easing out the newest phenomenon to hit schools and universities.
According to a highly-placed source, both the NCAA Policy Board and Management Committee have begun deliberating on a proposal to ban foreign cagers from suiting up for the league’s member-schools. The source, who requested anonymity, explained that the issue was tackled in a meeting this week despite the absence of representatives from schools that have enlisted the services of foreign players.
The proposal, the source emphasized, aims to rid the league of foreign players effective 2011, or NCAA Season 87. If it is approved, the likes of Sudan Daniel of San Beda College and John Nchotu Njei and Joe Etame of Jose Rizal University will be barred from seeing action in the NCAA. Arellano University prospects Charles Mammie and Christopher Okte will also be affected by the potential ruling.
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"ONLY SAN BEDA CAN MAKE THE NCAA LOOK GOOD"
From Philippine Star Sports
San Beda-Alabang and Miriam College trounced their rivals in the 17-under competitive division of the Best Center’s Women’s Basketball League to stay on top of their groups unbeaten with three straight wins recently. full story
San Beda-Alabang and Miriam College trounced their rivals in the 17-under competitive division of the Best Center’s Women’s Basketball League to stay on top of their groups unbeaten with three straight wins recently. full story
courtesy gameface forum and we qoute:
" NC will ban foreign players- approved by MANCOM and Board. It was not in the agenda. It was brought up in the "Other Matters". Absent in MANCOM were Mari Lacson And Paul Supan. Arellano and EAC do not have a choice*/ Rector Fr Aloy was absent in the Board
meeting. They really timed it that we will not be represented. The manner was suspicious and devious.Today, they meet to discuss phase out procedure of foreign players. Pls pass. "
Disclaimer: We are still waiting for the official write-up/statements regarding this matter.
*EAC and AU are on probationary status
Anton Roxas
Inboundpass
The winner of the Seniors UAAP-NCAA All-star game was the team that dominated the rebounding department and shot better from the field. The UAAP All-Stars outrebounded their supposedly taller NCAA counterparts 52-42, and also had a better field goal percentage, 47.5% as compared to the NCAA’s 41.7%. The final score was 90-76 in favor of the UAAP All-stars.
The NCAA All-Stars played without league MVP, Mythical Five member and Defensive Player of the Year, Sudan Daniel who was resting his injured groin. They were also coached by San Beda College Assistant Coach, Ed Cordero as Head Coach Frankie Lim was in Guangzhou, China for the 16th Asian Games as the Team Manager of the Smart Gilas National Developmental Team.
Meanwhile, the NCAA Juniors All-Stars prevailed over the UAAP Juniors All-Stars, 85-81. Baser Amer was awarded the player of the game honors as he scored 14 points. Kiefer Ravena led the UAAP Juniors All-Stars with 30 points. full story
Here's are the game schedules for San Beda Red Spikers/ Juniors and Lady Spikers.
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From The Bedan.com
Nakakatuwa naman itong next tambowl kow. Nabalitaan ko kasi from my eber belabed bubwits na mawawala na daw eng uniporm? Sa wakas di na mukhang employees ng isang hardweyr istor ang mga belabed students kow! Bat weyt! Der’s more! Acording sa balitang aking nasagap, ayaw daw ng mga frosh and sophomores na tanggalin and eber init and ugly to da mach na uniporm? Alam nyow mga belabed froshies and sophomores ko, ang college students ay dapat may fridam of ekspresyon. Kasama na dyan ang pananamit! Dramer wil be beri hapi pag nakita ko na ulit na walang uniform sa San Beda!
San Beda College-Alabang Red Lions will face NU Bulldogs on the 11th November 4:00 to 5:30 PM at the Arellano Gym.
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Courtesy: Gameface
The Seniors lineup was originally posted at ABS-CBN Sports Facebook page.
Here's the Juniors lineup:
UAAP JUNIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : JAMIKE JARIN (ADMU)
1. Kiefer Ravena (ADMU)
2. Von Pessumal (ADMU)
3. Paolo Romero (ADMU)
4. Chuckie Dumrique (ADMU)
5. Jose Mercado(ADMU)
6. Jay Sacluti (ADMU)
7. Michael Jay Javelosa (ADMU)
8. Alexander Torres (DLSZ)
9. Gabriel Reyes (DLSZ)
10. Kevin Ferrer (UST)
11. Ismael Corre (UST)
12. Irvin Mendoza (AdU)
13. Ronnie De Leon (UE)
14. Roque Estoce (NU)
15. Austin Fabian (FEU)
16. Kim Cinco (UP)
NCAA JUNIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : BRITT REROMA (SBC)
1. Baser AMER (SBC)
2. Chris JAVIER (SBC)
3. Von CHAVEZ (SBC)
4. John ABARCAR (SBC)
5. Adam ABATAYO (SBC)
6. Daryl NAZARENO (SBC)
7. Al GOTLADERA (SBC)
8. Gino JUMAO-AS (SSC-R)
9. Mark MAGNO (SSC-R)
10. Cris DELA PAZ (JRU)
11. Mark CRUZ (CSJL)
12. Rodolfo ALEJANDRO (MIT)
13. Raymar JOSE (AU)
14. Michael PATE (CSB)
15. Vincent MENGUITO (EAC)
16. Joshua ALOLINO (UPHSD)
The Seniors lineup was originally posted at ABS-CBN Sports Facebook page.
Here's the Juniors lineup:
UAAP JUNIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : JAMIKE JARIN (ADMU)
1. Kiefer Ravena (ADMU)
2. Von Pessumal (ADMU)
3. Paolo Romero (ADMU)
4. Chuckie Dumrique (ADMU)
5. Jose Mercado(ADMU)
6. Jay Sacluti (ADMU)
7. Michael Jay Javelosa (ADMU)
8. Alexander Torres (DLSZ)
9. Gabriel Reyes (DLSZ)
10. Kevin Ferrer (UST)
11. Ismael Corre (UST)
12. Irvin Mendoza (AdU)
13. Ronnie De Leon (UE)
14. Roque Estoce (NU)
15. Austin Fabian (FEU)
16. Kim Cinco (UP)
NCAA JUNIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : BRITT REROMA (SBC)
1. Baser AMER (SBC)
2. Chris JAVIER (SBC)
3. Von CHAVEZ (SBC)
4. John ABARCAR (SBC)
5. Adam ABATAYO (SBC)
6. Daryl NAZARENO (SBC)
7. Al GOTLADERA (SBC)
8. Gino JUMAO-AS (SSC-R)
9. Mark MAGNO (SSC-R)
10. Cris DELA PAZ (JRU)
11. Mark CRUZ (CSJL)
12. Rodolfo ALEJANDRO (MIT)
13. Raymar JOSE (AU)
14. Michael PATE (CSB)
15. Vincent MENGUITO (EAC)
16. Joshua ALOLINO (UPHSD)
From PEx & Gameface
Here's the lineup for the Bantay Bata All Star Game:
UAAP SENIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : NORMAN BLACK
1. Buenafe, Ryan Clarence (ADMU)
2. Salva, Nicolas Raymond (ADMU)
3. Long, Kirk (ADMU)
4. Salamat, Eric Carlo L. (ADMU)
5. Bautista, Clark (UST)
6. Lee, Paul John D. (UE)
7. Acibar , Kenneth (UE)
8. Sison, Magi (UP)
9. Ramos, Aldrech (FEU)
10. Garcia, Ryan Roose B. (FEU)
11. Cervantes, Reil T. (FEU)
12. Alvarez, Lester (AdU)
13. Nuyles, Alex (AdU)
14. Atkins, Simon (DLSU)
15. Villanueva, Maui (DLSU)
16. Mbe, Emmanuel (NU)
NCAA SENIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : FRANKIE LIM
1) Sudan DANIEL San Beda
2) Jake PASCUAL San Beda
3) Kyle PASCUAL San Beda
4) Rome DELA ROSA San Beda
5) Garvo LANETE San Beda
6) Anjo CARAM San Beda
7) Dave MARCELO San Beda
8) Anthony SEMARAND San Beda
9) Ian SANGALANG SSC-R
10) Cris DELA PAZ JRU
11) Kevin ALAS Letran
12) Erwin CORNEJO Mapua
13) Andrian CELADA Arellano
14) Carlo LASTIMOSA CSB
15) TO FOLLOW EAC
16) Jet VIDAL UPHSD
- 8 players from San Beda, without Hermida
Here's the lineup for the Bantay Bata All Star Game:
UAAP SENIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : NORMAN BLACK
1. Buenafe, Ryan Clarence (ADMU)
2. Salva, Nicolas Raymond (ADMU)
3. Long, Kirk (ADMU)
4. Salamat, Eric Carlo L. (ADMU)
5. Bautista, Clark (UST)
6. Lee, Paul John D. (UE)
7. Acibar , Kenneth (UE)
8. Sison, Magi (UP)
9. Ramos, Aldrech (FEU)
10. Garcia, Ryan Roose B. (FEU)
11. Cervantes, Reil T. (FEU)
12. Alvarez, Lester (AdU)
13. Nuyles, Alex (AdU)
14. Atkins, Simon (DLSU)
15. Villanueva, Maui (DLSU)
16. Mbe, Emmanuel (NU)
NCAA SENIORS ALL-STARS
COACH : FRANKIE LIM
1) Sudan DANIEL San Beda
2) Jake PASCUAL San Beda
3) Kyle PASCUAL San Beda
4) Rome DELA ROSA San Beda
5) Garvo LANETE San Beda
6) Anjo CARAM San Beda
7) Dave MARCELO San Beda
8) Anthony SEMARAND San Beda
9) Ian SANGALANG SSC-R
10) Cris DELA PAZ JRU
11) Kevin ALAS Letran
12) Erwin CORNEJO Mapua
13) Andrian CELADA Arellano
14) Carlo LASTIMOSA CSB
15) TO FOLLOW EAC
16) Jet VIDAL UPHSD
- 8 players from San Beda, without Hermida
From Inquirer.net
The Commission on Higher Education has decided to close down six law schools across the country because not one of their graduates passed the bar exams in the last 10 years, CHEd chairman Emmanuel Angeles said on Wednesday.
The Commission on Higher Education has decided to close down six law schools across the country because not one of their graduates passed the bar exams in the last 10 years, CHEd chairman Emmanuel Angeles said on Wednesday.
From Gameface forum:
"San Beda vs. Smart Gilas; SG won by 7 points." Tune-up game lang 'yan. Hindi daw sineryoso ni Coach Frankie ang laro. :) - razor
