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UAAP approves the “Jerry Pingoy Rule”

11 Mar

The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) board by a vote of 5-2 has approved a new rule that will somehow hinder star players from their respective high school programs from transferring to a competing UAAP college program.   The new rule could be dubbed as the Jerie Pingoy rule after the supposed transfer of the Cebuano basketball star from Far Eastern University (FEU) to the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU).  The Jerie Pingoy Rule states that a player from a rival UAAP program will have to sit out for 2 years before he can don the colors of his new school in the UAAP Senior’s Basketball tournament.  Should Pingoy transfer to the ADMU Blue Eagles, we can only see him play in the 2015 UAAP tournament.  If he remains in FEU, he can play in 77th season of UAAP, which starts in July 2013.

The UAAP board almost unanimously approved the new rule with only the teams from Katipunan (University of the Philippines and ADMU) voting against it.  The rule also extended the redshirt period of foreigners who want to play in the country’s premier collegiate basketball league from 1 year to 2 years.  Among the affected would be former Southwestern University (SWU) sensation Benoit Mbala who transferred to the De la Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers this past season.  Mbala had Manila schools salivating for his services when he spearheaded the campaign of the SWU Cobras in the Champion’s League Final 4.

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When and where will Pingoy play in the UAAP Seniors???

caloycomment: There are winners and losers with the new rules … continue
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PBA: SMC to re-evaluate participation

11 Mar

Following the Renaldo Balkman saga, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is re-evaluating its participation in the country’s no.1 professional basketball league.  SMC currently has three teams in the PBA; Petron Blaze Boosters, the defending Commissioner’s Cup champ San Mig Coffee Mixers, and the crowd favorite Barangay Ginebra Kings.  SMC is one of the league’s pioneers and if it withdraws from the league, it will leave a big void that could spell the end of Asia’s first play for pay basketball league. Here is a statement from SMC (taken from interaktv):

San Miguel Corporation would like to apologize to basketball fans and the Philippine Basketball Association, for the unsportsmanlike conduct shown by its import, Renaldo Balkman, last Friday, March 8. We accept the decision to ban Mr. Balkman for life from the league.

We do not condone his actions. The mandate of our basketball operations has always been to entertain basketball fans and foster camaraderie and a spirit of healthy competition. We pride ourselves in having great teams who serve as good role models to the youth and community.

Unfortunately, the incident has been blown out of proportion and has damaged our good name. Already, news of the incident has spread throughout the country and overseas through traditional and online media.

Our reputation is of utmost importance to us because we have worked hard to cultivate this good name through the decades. But it takes only one unfortunate incident like this to undo all our efforts.

As such, given the possible long-term effect of this incident to the San Miguel organization’s image, and in consideration of our need to preserve our good reputation, Management has decided to re-evaluate the company’s continuing participation in the PBA.

Moving forward, we believe sports is a pillar of Philippine society and we will continue to support it and Filipino athletes in general in meaningful ways in and out of the PBA.

The Petron Blaze Boosters (PBB) is the team of Cebuano rookie June Mar Fajardo.  Last friday in their match against Alaska Aces, PBB import Renaldo Balkman went bonkers as he pushed an assistant coach and two teammates before ending up choking Arwind Santos in national TV.  The sad incident prompted Commissioner Chito Salud to fine the former NBA first round pick 250,000 pesos and banned him from the PBA for life.  SMC felt that the incident somehow tarnished their name and made them think about their future in the league and as one of the biggest basketball sponsors in the country.

caloycomment: What’s next in the Petronovela?

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Pinoy Pride 18 Results: Nietes vs. Fuentes ends in a draw

2 Mar

The Philippine‘s longest reigning current world champion Donnie ‘Ahas’ Nietes (31-1-4 17KOs) retained his World Boxing Organization (WBO) light-flyweight belt after his fight against WBO minimumweight champion Moises Fuentes (16-1-1 8 KOs) of Mexico ended in a majority draw decision. It was Nietes’ second successful defense of his light-flyweight title.  Nietes held the  WBO minimumweight from 2006 to 2010.  It was a very close match right from the opening bell as Fuentes was comfortable at the Cebu City Waterfront Hotel. Nietes used his superior counter-punching skills somehow negate the aggressiveness of the Mexican challenger.

Fuentes was able to do real damage in the 6th round when he bloodied both the champions eyes.  Nietes was able to fight on despite the bleeding and even landed some good shots while Fuentes was trying to finish the match. Fuentes was still charging very strongly even in the late rounds. Ahas, however, was able to find his second wind as he able to score some punches and use his lateral quickness to evade the charging Fuentes in the final 2 rounds.  By winning the final 2 rounds, Nietes was able salvage a draw as the judges scored were announced.  The bout was scored 115-113 in favor Nietes by Atty. Danrex Tapdasan while Adelaide Byrd and Pat Rusell  scored it at even 114-114.

Undercard Results:

Genesis “Azucal” Servania (19-0-0 7KOs) TKO7 Angky Angkotta (26-9-1)

Genesis Servania preserved his undefeated slate as he dominated the Indonesian fighter to win via technical knockout after Referee Tony Pesons ended the fight before the 7th round ended.  Servania retained the WBO Asia-Pacific super-bantamweight title.  It was Azucal’s first successful defense after getting the regional belt with a win over Jorge Pazos in August last year.  Angkotta suffered his 4th loss in his last 5 bouts.

Jimrex “The Executioner” Jaca (37-6-3) TKO7 Rachamongkol Sor Pleonchit (13-5-0)

Jimrex Jaca’s career revival continues as the former world title challenger won his ninth straight fight.  Jaca was in an action-packed fight against the game Thai boxer.  The Executioner was able to knock down his opponent in the second and seventh rounds. The fight was stopped by referee Ben Necesario after Pleonchit got up after a knock down with rubbery legs.

Mark Vincent Bernaldez (9-0-0 5Kos) TKO3 Rolando Omela (5-8-3)

Bernaldez also won his 9th straight bout after journeyman Rolando Omela failed to answer the bell at the start of the 3rd round. The undefeated prospect knocked Omela twice in the opening round and continued punishing him in the next round to force his opponent’s corner to throw the towel.

Ralph Jhon Lulu (7-0-2 3Kos) UD Alvin Makiling (9-6-3)

Ralph Lulu extended his undefeated streak to 9 bouts after carving out a unanimous decision over Alvin Makiling in their 8-rounder. Dan Nietes scored it 77-74, Arnel Pasion 76-75, and Arnie Najera 77-74.

Juren Labordo (8-0-0 4 Kos) KO2 Marlou Talili (5-7-0)

Labordo kayoed his 3rd straight opponent after beating up Marlou Talili.

Rey Morales (7-0-0 2 KOs) UD Abel Gayhun (3-3-1)

Dan Nietes scored it 59-55, Edwin Barrientos 58-56, and Arnie Najera 60-54 all for Morales who won his 7th straight bout in his young career.

Andrew Palas (1-0-0) UD Kazuma Ejiri (0-2-0)

Scores: Ben Necesario  39-37, Edwin Barrientos 39-37, and Arnie Najera 39-37 all for Palas.  Palas wins his professional debut.

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2013 Vaseline Men Xterra Philippines Triathlon Results

2 Mar

Here are the results of the Vaseline Men XTerra Off-Road Triathlon held earlier today in the town of Liloan.  Australian Ben Allen retained the men’s pro title by beating Daniel Hugo by 51 seconds in the tough off-road course in Liloan.  The organizers used a different and more technical for this year’s edition.  Allen used his advantage in swimming to surge to the lead early which helped him a lot in winning another Xterra title here in the country.  In the women’s pro side, Lesley Paterson dominated the field en route finishing 3rd overall and dethroning Renata Bucher who managed to finish second. Paterson finished over 14 minutes ahead of the next best female pro.  Paterson is the 2011 and 2012 Xterra World Champion.

Cebuano Celebrity Matteo Guicelli finished 1st in the 20-24 year old division.  Noy Jopson finished second to Miguel Antonio Lopez with just 51 seconds separating the top 2 35-39 year old finishers. Joseph Miller won the Elite men category. Olive Rose and Leendy Ann Salve won the 20-24 and 30-34 female age group respectively.  Senator Pia Cayetano finished in 5:02:27.  The female elite division was won by Alexandra Ganzon.

The Xterra Triathlon involves 1.5KM swim, 35KM bike and a 10KM run.  Unlike the typical triathlon were participants run and bike in paved or asphalted roads, the Xterra triathletes do it off-road making the event more challenging.  It is one of the ultimate tests of endurance and physical ability as the triathletes well have to contend with rocky trails, grasslands, and some of nature’s surprises in the competition.

Here are the times of the finishers taken from the xterraphil.com website. Congratulations to all participants!!!

2013 XTERRA Philippines Championship
Presented by Vaseline MEN
March 2. 2013 – Liloan, Cebu, PhilippinesMen’s Division Results


 Place  Name             Swim     Bike      Run       Overall

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 1  BEN ALLEN #1        :16:53  01:38:37  00:42:10    2:37:40
 2  DANIEL HUGO #4      :17:23  01:39:08  00:42:00    2:38:31
 3  SAM GARDNER #3      :19:30  01:36:56  00:51:53    2:48:19
 4  BRADLEY WEISS #8    :18:39  01:43:43  00:46:24    2:48:46
 5  OLIVER MARCEAU #2   :18:18  01:47:23  00:51:13    2:56:54
 6  SHAHROM ABDULLAH #7 :25:12  01:51:11  00:48:47    3:05:10
 7  RORY DOWNIE #5      :17:15  02:05:25  00:49:26    3:12:06

 15 - 19            
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 1  JESUS MARCO DEL CARMEN:26:58  02:17:51  01:18:49    4:03:38
 2  BON CECILIO ACADEMIA  :25:04  03:09:17  01:28:13    5:02:34

 20 - 24            
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 1  MATTEO GUIDICELLI   :26:09  02:19:51  01:04:25    3:50:25
 2  JOEY SERRANO #203   :29:12  02:37:16  01:33:48    4:40:16
 3  VICENTE LORENZO CABAHUG:29:59  02:52:16  01:20:37    4:42:52
 4  DON RAINIER JAMOSMOS :33:57  03:15:55  01:11:56    5:01:48
 5  SALVADOR ANGALA III :21:42  03:00:38  01:47:32    5:09:52
 6  LUIS VICENTE LOOT   :38:45  03:22:34  01:44:56    5:46:15

 25 - 29            
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 1  EMMANUEL COMENDADOR :25:44  01:59:21  01:00:39    3:25:44
 2  BENJAMIN RAMIREZ    :27:39  02:04:08  01:04:48    3:36:35
 3  JOSEPH DAVID VALDERRAMA:26:03  02:07:35  01:11:13    3:44:51
 4  CARLO CHIONG #215   :27:03  02:28:32  01:09:52    4:05:27
 5  ANTONIO ALMIRANTE  III:30:13  02:33:12  01:07:56    4:11:21
 6  JEAN-PATRICK SERRANO:25:05  02:26:16  01:25:10    4:16:31
 7  DARYL JAY CABALLES  :33:07  02:48:48  01:17:34    4:39:29
 8  CHARLES CALUNOD     :32:10  02:49:29  01:25:38    4:47:17
 9  GUZ DELA ROSA #219  :30:30  02:50:38  01:28:38    4:49:46
10  GLENN YAP #218      :26:17  02:37:44  01:48:18    4:52:19
11  WESLEY IAN HAW #216 :30:54  02:56:45  01:32:18    4:59:57
12  RALPH YAP #209      :30:32  02:58:48  01:49:47    5:19:07
13  JAN DOMINIC TAN     :32:43  03:25:28  01:22:18    5:20:29
14  JANUARY SARMIENTO   :34:22  03:41:38  01:49:10    6:05:10

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 1  MICHAL BUCEK #392   :19:43  01:56:15  00:56:40    3:12:38
 2  FELIPE SAJULGA III  :24:16  02:03:05  00:51:42    3:19:03
 3  RAY NEILL #242      :24:13  01:56:23  01:03:33    3:24:09
 4  JOSE MERDINO LIM    :26:11  02:04:42  00:57:34    3:28:27
 5  JAMES REY DIMCO     :28:30  02:06:56  01:05:33    3:40:59
 6  JONATHAN LILOC      :34:13  02:06:50  01:12:33    3:53:36
 7  JOSEPH RAMIREZ #227 :25:35  02:08:24  01:21:19    3:55:18
 8  JEREMY JORDAN #241  :27:12  02:19:07  01:11:15    3:57:34
 9  ORVILLE TECSON #256 :34:52  02:13:39  01:23:29    4:12:00
10  GEOFFREY DIONISIO   :28:50  02:32:08  01:13:19    4:14:17
11  RYAN REY LASTRA     :29:54  02:31:38  01:18:17    4:19:49
12  JAN MICHAEL BENEDICTO:27:35  02:33:18  01:20:36    4:21:29
13  REDG PLOPINIO #385  :25:55  02:44:30  01:11:11    4:21:36
14  HECTOR YUZON #251   :28:07  02:43:28  01:14:18    4:25:53
15  FRANCISCO CASTRO    :34:35  02:44:05  01:14:52    4:33:32
16  CARLOS ABOITIZ #225 :25:45  02:56:40  01:12:55    4:35:20
17  PAOLO MANUEL #237   :30:47  02:52:33  01:26:32    4:49:52
18  RAFAEL ZAMORA #245  :29:25  02:57:58  01:26:41    4:54:04
19  FARLEY YU #235      :30:14  02:55:20  01:31:46    4:57:20
20  JASON YAP #236      :36:02  02:51:19  01:31:03    4:58:24
21  SHERWIN DELA PAZ    :20:49  03:04:21  01:39:42    5:04:52
22  DONALD ALTAMIA #382 :32:11  03:15:44  01:18:10    5:06:05
23  CHARLIE LOPEZ #230  :31:44  03:14:18  01:20:05    5:06:07
24  JASON DORADO #234   :34:33  03:02:14  01:34:59    5:11:46
25  BHENJO BERNARDO     :34:30  03:14:41  01:25:07    5:14:18
26  JOHN IAN LAGO #248  :39:41  02:58:11  01:37:02    5:14:54
27  JEAN-PAOLO SERRANO  :30:58  03:19:54  01:28:13    5:19:05
28  MARK DEXTER FANTONIAL:37:45  03:16:01  01:32:43    5:26:29
29  ADRIAN WALAG #254   :32:12  03:11:50  01:48:57    5:32:59
30  PAUL ANTHONY PE     :34:04  03:28:06  01:33:27    5:35:37
31  JEFFREY OLITA #246  :29:45  03:40:19  01:31:06    5:41:10
32  JESSE MAXWELL #233  :33:27  03:54:50  01:24:34    5:52:51
33  JAN MICHAEL CAGULADA:36:18  03:20:43  01:59:03    5:56:04
34  GODFREY DELA BAJAN  :34:32  03:43:38  01:45:29    6:03:39
35  MICHAEL VINCENT ENRIQUEZ:33:52  03:32:20  02:16:35    6:22:47
36  KENNETH JOHN ABORDO :54:48  03:38:22  02:00:33    6:33:43
37  KIRBY LIM #250      :38:47  03:47:40  02:07:18    6:33:45

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 1  MIGUEL ANTONIO LOPEZ :24:24  02:09:30  00:56:17    3:30:11
 2  NOY JOPSON #386     :21:39  02:10:38  00:58:45    3:31:02
 3  MUHAMMAD HAIRUL DOL :23:57  02:15:27  01:02:34    3:41:58
 4  RITCHE IAN SOLANA   :26:52  02:18:26  00:56:56    3:42:14
 5  JUNG CASES #284     :27:49  02:13:11  01:06:53    3:47:53
 6  NERIO ZAMORA  II    :27:52  02:19:10  01:07:05    3:54:07
 7  OSCAR JR MARGEN     :30:18  02:15:57  01:09:09    3:55:24
 8  GREGIE PAMAKID #289 :30:20  02:12:30  01:15:27    3:58:17
 9  FLORES GLENN #394   :32:14  02:27:53  00:59:29    3:59:36
10  MICHAEL FLORES #396 :28:09  02:14:37  01:18:03    4:00:49
11  ROMWELL ROQUE #293  :30:19  02:20:42  01:12:51    4:03:52
12  MARVIN MARIANO #257 :31:14  02:21:09  01:12:50    4:05:13
13  ADAM YORK #389      :24:46  02:32:38  01:08:21    4:05:45
14  RAFAEL MENDOZA #271 :32:05  02:29:18  01:11:45    4:13:08
15  ALTAIR CASAREO #291 :30:03  02:35:32  01:12:07    4:17:42
16  RYAN AQUINO #262    :34:51  02:37:26  01:05:57    4:18:14
17  JAMES CALAYCA #267  :25:37  02:30:32  01:26:27    4:22:36
18  LAI HSIAU CHUN #270 :26:03  02:34:26  01:24:05    4:24:34
19  ARMANDO DENAJEBA    :32:31  02:27:17  01:27:53    4:27:41
20  MUHAMMAD SHAHLA BIN AHMAD:35:21  02:34:56  01:21:40    4:31:57
21  ERICSON PAN #265    :30:09  02:42:38  01:20:46    4:33:33
22  ALBERT GABRIEL #277 :31:06  02:47:24  01:16:04    4:34:34
23  RUPERT OMERO JR.    :34:47  02:31:16  01:37:46    4:43:49
24  FRITZ TRABASAS #295 :30:55  02:42:41  01:30:49    4:44:25
25  RYAN DELUBIO #261   :30:15  02:51:13  01:23:13    4:44:41
26  DARWIN HERBAS #296  :32:18  02:52:34  01:20:00    4:44:52
27  VINCENT RAYMUND ESCOBIDO:34:05  02:56:54  01:14:16    4:45:15
28  SAM STEVENS #285    :28:37  03:02:54  01:17:52    4:49:23
29  MOHAMED AFFINO MOHD AMIN:28:43  02:40:59  01:45:15    4:54:57
30  AHMAD FAIZAL ABDUL HANAN:32:17  02:49:24  01:35:11    4:56:52
31  DALE ALICABA #280   :34:29  02:57:08  01:25:25    4:57:02
32  RONALD RIVERA #268  :34:11  02:56:30  01:26:56    4:57:37
33  JARED JORDAN #273   :30:53  03:08:57  01:21:25    5:01:15
34  TADEO TUMAODOS #266 :34:25  03:03:16  01:24:32    5:02:13
35  OLIVER CALLEJA #383 :28:58  03:12:01  01:23:21    5:04:20
36  Romeo Castro #404   :34:26  02:56:37  01:35:46    5:06:49
37  YURI ABALO #264     :36:26  03:20:57  01:11:36    5:08:59
38  JOSE MARI CAGURANGAN:33:32  03:07:31  01:30:23    5:11:26
39  GARRY PEREZ #292    :36:38  03:18:02  01:18:09    5:12:49
40  EMIL RAYMOND LIZARES:31:48  03:12:10  01:45:37    5:29:35
41  GIFFORD JOHN PERRAL :33:37  03:21:01  01:37:56    5:32:34
42  BENJAMIN BALAORO    :31:16  03:21:58  01:41:46    5:35:00
43  CHUA FRANCIS #276   :30:15  03:27:53  01:39:48    5:37:56
44  Jerico Fernando #405:38:15  02:33:42  02:30:22    5:42:19
45  RICHARD ACERO #260  :35:01  03:22:13  01:52:35    5:49:49
46  RUBEN SILVA #259    :38:05  03:48:19  01:38:51    6:05:15
47  ERICKSON ONG #274   :33:54  03:32:11  02:16:40    6:22:45

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 1  RICHARD SANTIAGO    :29:07  02:12:48  01:03:25    3:45:20
 2  TIM DEVOLDER #304   :25:42  02:17:39  01:16:13    3:59:34
 3  RAOUL FLORESCA #321 :28:29  02:27:42  01:13:39    4:09:50
 4  ALEXANDER ISIP #318 :24:14  02:34:59  01:12:56    4:12:09
 5  David Almendral #350:26:00  02:28:30  01:20:05    4:14:35
 6  Paolo Abrera #351   :27:13  02:36:39  01:11:37    4:15:29
 7  SIMON JOHN ERIC FLORES:30:01  02:36:29  01:11:19    4:17:49
 8  RONALD PARANTAR #312:27:57  02:41:20  01:13:26    4:22:43
 9  JAMES MOON #300     :23:07  02:37:56  01:23:25    4:24:28
10  ELMER OROPIEZA #348:29:02  02:30:48  01:25:50    4:25:40
11  DENNIS MANUEL SIANGHIO:33:56  02:37:10  01:16:08    4:27:14 
12  GREGORY MARANON     :25:58  02:47:13  01:15:13    4:28:24
13  MANUEL TRABASAS     :27:23  02:38:53  01:25:04    4:31:20
14  ARNALDO ABENIS #301 :31:58  02:46:40  01:14:35    4:33:13
15  TYRONE TAN #338     :27:54  02:48:52  01:22:39    4:39:25
16  ALVIN TIMBOL #314   :31:46  02:40:21  01:29:48    4:41:55
17  RITCHIE ARMOGENIA   :30:16  02:51:10  01:23:20    4:44:46
18  MARK CRUZ #399      :29:52  02:45:23  01:32:50    4:48:05
19  NEIL REYES #397     :33:11  03:02:56  01:13:08    4:49:15
20  ROBERT ANTHONY LIZARES :33:47  02:47:30  01:28:07    4:49:24
21  STEVE MARK INTONG   :34:09  02:50:41  01:25:43    4:50:33
22  JOSE BLAIRE EJERCITO:32:24  02:46:41  01:36:33    4:55:38
23  Michael Guinto #401 :33:34  02:56:59  01:25:45    4:56:18
24  HARLEY KEITH YU #302:31:33  02:59:23  01:26:48    4:57:44
25  JONATHAN CARPIO #344:27:04  02:51:38  01:39:07    4:57:49
26  JOSEPH SORIANO #309 :34:28  02:43:41  01:41:36    4:59:45
27  RAMONITO SALISE #337:31:51  02:58:46  01:29:59    5:00:36
28  MARIO NILO LAWAG    :37:40  02:48:37  01:36:26    5:02:43
29  SIMON LEO JADULCO   :31:18  03:02:58  01:30:12    5:04:28
30  VLAD HUFANA #388    :34:23  02:58:25  01:34:59    5:07:47
31  MELVIN FAUSTO #325  :29:49  03:13:25  01:34:36    5:17:50
32  Ellison Ducanes #403:43:22  03:04:59  01:31:32    5:19:53
33  ALLAN UY #303       :32:20  03:01:01  01:48:52    5:22:13
34  ERIC WANG #346      :28:48  03:25:42  01:28:45    5:23:15
35  MELCHOR GODINEZ #336:27:18  03:24:19  01:41:17    5:32:54
36  REX GERONA #326     :31:27  03:27:40  01:33:49    5:32:56
37  GUILLERMO DE GUZMAN JR:35:53  03:27:21  01:32:55    5:36:09
38  MISAEL HAMAK #316   :35:19  03:31:49  01:40:59    5:48:07
39  DARYL APLA-ON #342  :33:20  03:26:45  01:49:27    5:49:32
40  GLENN REGADO #334   :35:31  03:36:44  01:47:28    5:59:43
41  HENRY SORONGON #329 :26:45  03:39:03  01:59:27    6:05:15
42  ACE GACUTAN #305    :35:10  03:33:53  01:58:48    6:07:51
43  DONALD OLIVAN #323  :31:54  04:10:54  01:29:13    6:12:01
44  ALAN CHOACHUY #324  :33:04  03:26:06  02:14:49    6:13:59
45  LAWRENCE SAHAGUN    :37:24  03:29:37  02:15:24    6:22:25
46  DIOGENES ALEJAN SUELO:31:59  03:43:49  02:18:18    6:34:06
47  CHITO HERNANDEZ #298:39:52  04:34:04  01:25:53    6:39:49
48  RICHARD MARIANO HO  :35:06  04:14:42  01:57:21    6:47:09

 45 - 49            
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 1  JOHN THOMAS GONZALES:29:04  02:08:37  01:01:49    3:39:30
 2  FRASER MORRISON #395:26:33  02:17:22  01:00:21    3:44:16
 3  NESTOR GLENN PR GONZALEZ:25:22  02:21:10  00:59:44    3:46:16
 4  RJ LORENZO #365     :26:57  02:13:11  01:08:49    3:48:57
 5  TENGGOY COLMENARES  :27:42  02:18:39  01:04:18    3:50:39
 6  JUERGEN DOERR #355  :25:47  02:21:48  01:23:28    4:11:03
 7  ERNIE LOPEZ #371    :27:34  02:35:26  01:13:29    4:16:29
 8  ATSUSHI YUKAWA #369 :27:31  02:33:57  01:41:03    4:42:31
 9  Adolfo Minoza       :31:34  03:10:30  01:15:42    4:57:46
10  JUNKI FLORES        :34:44  02:56:09  01:27:22    4:58:15
11  STUART KLEIN #354   :24:56  03:32:15  01:18:36    5:15:47
12  VICTOR GALAB JR #362:29:48  03:41:14  01:11:13    5:22:15
13  JAMIE LEATHER #364  :30:04  03:27:58  01:30:11    5:28:13
14  SIEGFRIED RABANG    :33:39  04:00:04  01:22:10    5:55:53
15  ARNOLD LARENA #356  :36:06  03:46:34  01:40:23    6:03:03
16  JERRY SANTOS #400   :28:11  03:40:19  02:14:40    6:23:10
17  DEMOSTHENES SASAM   :40:42  03:59:10  01:47:09    6:27:01
18  RICHARD HONG #353   :38:36  04:15:37  02:17:41    7:11:54

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 1  DAVID DESANTIS #375 :23:45  01:59:33  01:01:56    3:25:14
 2  EDWIN CAGUIAT #374  :26:23  02:45:59  01:10:38    4:23:00
 3  JUAN JOSE BONNIN    :30:07  03:08:51  01:27:14    5:06:12
 4  JOAQUIN MORENO #377 :33:13  03:08:29  01:37:02    5:18:44
 5  MAKOTO KATAYAMA #376:37:11  03:05:39  02:37:37    6:20:27

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 1  OSCAR ESCUDERO  JR  :33:43  03:04:04  01:21:25    4:59:12

 65 - 69            
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 1  RICHARD WALL #380   :32:03  02:52:45  01:42:00    5:06:48

 Elite            
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 1  MILLER JOSEPH #22   :25:33  01:46:10  00:54:08    3:05:51
 2  Benjamin Rana #430  :23:54  01:53:33  00:52:46    3:10:13
 3  JEFFERSON TABACON   :25:07  01:50:12  00:56:01    3:11:20
 4  FRANKLIN PENALOSA   :25:02  02:01:43  00:49:21    3:16:06
 5  ALBERTO JR. BIAGAN  :22:10  01:59:18  00:58:57    3:20:25
 6  CHRISTOPHER EYAO #26:28:03  01:56:49  00:57:20    3:22:12
 7  ARLAND MACASIEB #24 :22:09  02:06:24  00:54:30    3:23:03
 8  ROSALITO ALBINA #21 :25:14  02:01:39  01:00:08    3:27:01
 9  JONARD SAIM #19     :19:49  02:10:56  00:57:06    3:27:51
10  FIDEL DOGO OVAS #20 :26:49  02:00:02  01:04:32    3:31:23
11  NOEL SALVADOR #27   :22:01  02:07:09  01:04:36    3:33:46
12  BANJO NORTE #17     :21:31  02:30:54  01:00:17    3:52:42

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2013 XTERRA Philippines Championship
Presented by Vaseline MEN
March 2. 2013 – Liloan, Cebu, PhilippinesWomen’s Division Results


    Place  Name                          Swim     Bike      Run       Overall

 Pro            
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 1  LESLEY PATERSON #12 :19:52  01:42:33  00:43:16    2:45:41
 2  RENATA BUCHER #11   :21:26  01:47:09  00:51:28    3:00:03
 3  DAZ PARKER #14      :23:49  01:59:43  00:53:31    3:17:03
 4  JACQUI SLACK #13    :19:37  02:40:43  00:55:01    3:55:21

 20 - 24            
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 1  OLIVE ROSE SALVE    :30:23  02:58:12  01:24:42    4:53:17
 2  AYSHALYNN PEREZ #116:28:02  03:24:39  01:25:07    5:17:48

 30 - 34            
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 1  LEENDY ANN SALVE    :31:01  02:53:36  01:21:46    4:46:23
 2  YLANG-YLANG JOR JORDAN:30:26  03:27:32  01:26:57    5:24:55
 3  ELONA LOUISE VILLACIN:31:36  03:26:24  01:33:50    5:31:50

 35 - 39            
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 1  NIENKE OOSTRA #107  :26:54  02:06:18  01:02:48    3:36:00
 2  CAMILLA BROOKS #105 :26:53  02:46:54  01:10:54    4:24:41
 3  ERIN JOHNSON #115   :25:51  02:37:29  01:25:00    4:28:20
 4  MICHELLE HIMAYA SHLACHTER:33:29  04:01:37  01:19:02    5:54:08
 5  LOURDES DOREEN FERAREN:32:09  03:45:18  01:56:30    6:13:57
 6  TETTY JULIANA SUJONO:38:55  04:15:01  01:42:48    6:36:44

 40 - 44            
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 1  MICHELLE SANTIAGO   :38:10  03:50:17  01:26:42    5:55:09

 45 - 49            
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 1  PILAR JULIANA CAYETANO:30:57  03:09:58  01:21:32    5:02:27 

Elite            
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 1  ALEXANDRA GANZON #29 :25:09  02:38:56  01:10:58    4:15:03
 2  ROCHELLE TAN #28     :26:01  02:49:01  01:09:51    4:24:53
 3  Joyette Jopson #30   :27:09  03:15:06  01:03:43    4:45:58
 4  Loveleinell Casidsid :26:36  03:45:06  01:30:58    5:42:40
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UFL: Cebu Queen City United withdraws

1 Mar

A season after finishing a respectable 3rd place in last year’s United Football League (UFL) Division II, the Cebu Queen City United (CQCU) has withdrawn its participation in this year’s UFL Division II. The withdrawal was mainly due to the refusal of the league to allow the CQCU to host home games in its home city Cebu.  Cebu is around 660 kms. away from Manila where all the UFL games are held. The Cebu-based team wanted to reduce its costs after traveling to Manila almost every week in last year’s campaign.  Last year’s team was mostly composed of Cebuanos and other players who are based in Cebu.  The UFL denied their request because the league felt that many division II teams cannot afford traveling to Cebu to play. Before withdrawing from this year’s competition, the Cebu Queen City United did not show up in its maiden game in the newly-built Emperador Stadium in McKinley Hill, Taguig forcing the league to give default victories to all its opponents since last month.

 

 

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Slaughter and NLEX wins 2012-13 PBA D-League Aspirant’s Cup

26 Feb
PBA Developmental League

PBA Developmental League (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Former UV Green Lancer Greg Slaughter added another title in his very successful amateur basketball career as he joined his teammates at NLEX in sweeping  the Cagayan Valley Rising Suns.  The title is the fourth straight for the star-studded NLEX Road Warriors in the PBA Developmental League. The team is composed of probably the best collegiate stars in the country and is being coached by Boyet Fernandez.

NLEX ended the surprising run of Cagayan Valley which made it to the finals one conference after finishing last. The Road Warriors beat the Rising Suns 82-71 in the Game 2 to sweep their best of 3 finals series. Garvo Lanete and Borgie Hermida combined for 27 points to pace the Road Warriors.  Slaughter and Conference Best Player Ian Sangalang supported them with 9 points a piece.  The Rising Suns were led by former SWU Cobra Eliud Poligrates.  The Cebuano guard finished with 21 points and 5 rebounds.

Other members of NLEX include Ateneo Blue Eagle’s Kirk Long and Nico Salva, FEU’s RR Garcia, San Beda’s Jake Pascual and Baser Amer, San Sebastian’s Ronald Pascual, Letran’s Kevin Alas, and Adamson’s Eric Camson.

 

Game scores:

NLEX 82: Lanete 17, Hermida 10, Slaughter 9, Sangalang 9, J Pascual 8, K Pascual 8, Long 8, Alas 4, Camson 4, Garcia 3, Salva 2, Amer 0

Cagayan Valley 71: Poligrates 21, Bringas 13, Celada 12, Lao 6, Almazan 5, Webb 4, Forrester 4, Exciminiano 4, Cruz 2, Melano 0, Montemayor 0

Quarter scores: 24-10, 45-32, 61-50, 82-71

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Philhealth Run Cebu Results

20 Feb And they're off and running

As part of their 18th Anniversary celebrations, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Philhealth) held a nationwide fun run last sunday.  The run was held in 18 different sites all over the country. The 18 selected cities were  Manila, Baguio, Dagupan, Tuguegarao, Clark, Malolos, Sta. Rosa, Batangas, Legazpi, Iloilo, Cebu, Tacloban, Zamboanga, Iligan, Davao, Koronadal, Butuan, and Marawi.

The Cebu edition was successfully held.  The 18K men’s race was dominated by foreigners led by Isaac Simat (1:00:57) who pulled away from James Mibac (1:01:52)  and Abraham Missos (1:01:56) .  The best local runner was Noel Tilor who was almost 2 minutes behind Missos. The ladies 18k edition saw one of the closest finishes in local race history as veteran Christy Tutor (1:25:41.14) managed  to nose out the up and coming Jhean Andrin (1:25:42.02). The gap between the top 2 runners was less than 1 second.  Virginia Parajenog rounded out podium finishers for female 18k race with a time of 1:31:08.

The 10K men’s race was won by Kenyan Josphat Kiptanui who finished the distance at 32:46.  He was followed by John Philip Duenas (34:02) and Jobert Carolino (34:09). May Joy Tabal (39:14) got the women’s 10k plum beating Lovely Fe Andrin and Mary Jabe Beboso.  The Andrin sisters were not totally shut out last weekend as Cherry Andrin (22:10) took home the 5k title. Karla Cosep (23:04) and Michelle Beboso (24:07) finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. Joel Delposo finished his 5k in 16 minutes and 32 seconds to claim the men’s 5k gold medal.  He was followed by RObert Daang (16:44) and John Cliff Debolusan (17:37).

All in all, the Cebu edition of the Philhealth run was very successful.  There were over 3,000 runners who joined the 4 different race distances.  Here are some pictures taken from the event:

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2013 Ronda Pilipinas Stage 5: The great classification overhaul; Tapic places 3rd

18 Jan

The overall leadership has been overhauled in the final stage of the Visayas leg of the 2013 Ronda Pilipinas.  The Ronda 2013 has a new set of leaders after the climb to Busay in Cebu City.  PLDT/Spyder’s young rider El Joshua Carino showed his much more experienced counterparts how strong he is in the difficult mountain stages as he finished at least 2:46 from the field. His closest pursuer was veteran Irish Valenzuela while Y101FM/Cebu’s Cebuano young rider Marvin Tapic completed the podium finishers. Erstwhile leader Santy Barnachea finished 11th, 11 minutes and 34 seconds after Carino.

The podium finish propelled the perennial contender Irish Valenzuela to the top place overall and he now wears the marked Red Jersey.  In the 2012 edition of Ronda Pilipinas, Valenzuela finished 2nd over-all and was awarded King of the Mountain.  Barnachea is relegated to 7th place.  Entering the top 10 are lap winner Carino, Tapic, Merculio Ramos, and Marcelo Felipe.  Rudy Roque and Rey Martin dropped to the 40′s a day after staying in the top ten at the end of the 4th stage.

The PLDT/Spyder team seized the leadership in team classification as they have 2 of the Top 3 riders in the individual standings.  The Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance team fell to 4th from first place after a dismal day by its riders.  Team Y101FM/Cebu entered the top 5 in the team rankings thanks to Tapic’s entry to the top 10 in the race for the red jersey.

El Joshua Carino gets to wear the yellow/gold jersey as he now leads teammate and blue jersey holder Ronald Oranza for the best young rider race.  Cebu’s Tapic is now at 3rd after an impressive performance in today’s lap. He will wear the white jersey in Stage 6. Cebuano cyclist John Renee Mier, the 2012 Ronda Pilipinas best young rider, is now out of the competition as he did not finish today’s race.  It was a disappointing end for Mier’s tour as he was expected to contend specially in stages held in Cebu.

Here is the stage 5 recap:

Stage 5 route: Lapu-Lapu City to Busay, Cebu City 156.8 km

Stage Honors

  1. El Joshua Carino (PLDT/Spyder)
  2. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 02:46 behind
  3. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 4:26 behind
Top 3 teams of Stage 5
  1. PLDT/Spyder 14:03:19
  2. American Vinyl/LPGMA 9:32 behind
  3. Y101FM/Cebu 10:08 behind
Top 10 in Individual Over-all Classification after 4 stages (Red Jersey)
  1. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 18:21:12 (Up from No.7)
  2. El Joshua Carino (PLDT/Spyder) 00:01:36 behind (new entry)
  3. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 00:01:38 behind (Up from No. 5)
  4. Joel Calderon (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:03:29 behind (Up from No.10)
  5. Cris Joven (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:04:40 behind (Up from No.12)
  6. Ronald Gorantes (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 00:04:51 behind
  7. Santy Barnachea (Philippine Navy/ Standard Insurance) 00:05:07 behind (down from No.1)
  8. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 00:08:30 behind (new entry)
  9. Merculio Ramos (Team Tarlac) 00:09:35 behind (new entry)
  10. Marcelo Felipe (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:09:38 behind (up from No. 11)

Out of the Top 10

  1. Tomas Martinez (Team Tarlac) 00:10:03 behind (No.11)
  2. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:31:05 behind (No. 47)
  3. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance) 00:14:32 behind (No.17)
  4. Rey Martin (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:29:23 behind (No.45)
  5. Harvey Sicam (Roadbike Philippines/RTS ) 00:13:32 behind (No.16)

Top 5 Teams Overall after 5 stages

  1. PLDT/Spyder 55:20:19 (new entry)
  2. V-Mobile/Smart 00:03:00 behind
  3. American Vinyl/LPGMA 00:03:07 behind (up from No.3)
  4. Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance 00:05:47 behind (down from No.1)
  5. Y101FM/Cebu 00:10:42 behind (new entry)

Top 5 in Best Young Rider Classification (Yellow/Gold Jersey)

  1. El Joshua Carino (PLDT/Spyder) 18:22:48 (new entry)
  2. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 00:00:22 behind (Up from No.3)
  3. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 00:06:54 behind (new entry)
  4. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance)  00:12:56 behind (down from No.2)
  5. Junrey Navarro (Mindanao/Cycleline Butuan) 00:16:11 behind

Top Sprinter (Blue Jersey):

  1. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder)  50 pts
  2. Santy Barnachea (Philippine Navy/ Standard Insurance) 36 pts
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA)/ Harvey Sicam (Roadbike Philippines/RTS ) /  Cris Joven (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 34 points

King of the Mountain (White Jersey):

  1. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 22 pts
  2. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 21 pts
  3. El Joshua Carino (PLDT/Spyder) 16 pts
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2013 Ronda Pilipinas Stage 4: Sicam wins; Y101′s Davadilla gets White Jersey

17 Jan

Harvey Sicam continued the tradition started by his tw0-time tour champ uncle Jacinto Sicam in making a name in the Philippine‘s top cycling tour.  Jacinto Sicam was the champion in 1981 and 1982. Harvey Sicam riders for the Roadbike Philippines/RTS team. He was able to beat Ryan Tugawin of Team Enrile and Rey Martin of V-Mobile/Smart in their sprint to the finish.

Red Jersey holder Santy Barnachea of Philippine Navy padded his lead by 24 seconds from his nearest pursuer Tomas Martinez of Team Tarlac.  He now leads the pack by a least 2:25. Rudy Roque also created some separation from George Oconer in the race for the top young cyclist.  Ronald Oranza is now the holder of the Blue Jersey after finishing just 7 seconds behind the stage winner.

It was also a good day for the hosts Y101FM/Cebu as skipper Warren Davadilla wrested the King of the Mountain (KOM) jersey from Irish Valuenzuela. It was the second straight stage that Davadilla became team Cebu’s best performing rider. Davadilla came 3rd in the previous stage. Teammate  Marvin Tapic is now no. 2 in the KOM classification.  The Y101FM/Cebu team is running 7th in the overall team classifications.

Tomorrow’s stage will be going to the Northern towns of Cebu.  After completing Stage 5, the Ronda will travel to Luzon for the final stages of the tour.  Here is a recap of the leaders after 4 stages of the 2013 Ronda Pilipinas.

 

Stage 4: Cebu to Cebu (Southern Loop) 134.2

Stage Honors

  1. Harvey Sicam (Roadbike Philippines/RTS ) 3:45:02
  2. Ryan Tugawin (Team Enrile)  2 seconds behind
  3. Rey Martin (V-Mobile/Smart) 2 seconds behind
Top 3 teams of Stage 4
  1. Philippine Navy/ Standard Insurance 11:16:35
  2. PLDT/Spyder 22 seconds behind
  3. Team Enrile 41 seconds behind
Top 10 in Individual Over-all Classification after 4 stages (Red Jersey)
  1. Santy Barnachea (Philippine Navy/ Standard Insurance) 13:39:50
  2. Tomas Martinez (Team Tarlac) 00:02:25 behind
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:02:34 behind
  4. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance) 00:02:40 behind (up from No.7)
  5. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 00:03:42 behind (New Entry)
  6. Ronald Gorantes (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 00:03:46 behind (down from No.4)
  7. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:03:47 behind (down from No.5)
  8. Rey Martin (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:03:50 behind (New Entry)
  9. Joel Calderon (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:03:50 behind (down from No.6)
  10. Harvey Sicam (Roadbike Philippines/RTS ) 00:03:55 behind

Out of the Top 10

  1. Marcelo Felipe (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:04:05 behind (No. 11)
  2. Cris Joven (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:04:21 behind (No.12)
  3. Reynaldo Navarro (Hundred Islands/Pangasinan) 00:04:24 behind (No.13)

Top 5 Teams Overall after 4 stages

  1. Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance 41:03:21
  2. V-Mobile/Smart 00:4:22 behind (lost 63 seconds during the stage)
  3. Roadbike Philippines/RTS 00:06:24 behind (lost 61 seconds)
  4. American Vinyl/LPGMA 00:07:14 behind (lost 70 seconds)
  5. Team Tarlac 00:11:00 behind (lost 56 seconds)

Top 5 in Best Young Rider Classification (Yellow/Gold Jersey)

  1. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 13:42:24 (up from No.2)
  2. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance)  00:01:06 behind
  3. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 00:01:08 behind
  4. Vicente Vicmar (Mindanao/Cycleline Butuan) 00:02:39 behind (down from No.3)
  5. Jerry Aquino Jr. (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 00:04:30behind (up from No.6)

Top Sprinter (Blue Jersey):

  1. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder)  36 pts
  2. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 34 points
  3. Harvey Sicam (Roadbike Philippines/RTS ) 34 pts

King of the Mountain (White Jersey):

  1. Warren Davadilla (Y101FM/Cebu) 10 pts
  2. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 9 pts
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 7 pts
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2013 Ronda Pilipinas Stage 3: Roque wins; Y101′s Davadilla bags 3rd place

14 Jan

The very flat stage 3 was won by young rider Rudy Roque who blitzed the field to solo finish.  Roque of the American Vinyl/LPGMA team  finished 12 seconds ahead of the foursome of Ronald Oranza, Warren Davadilla, Daniel Asto, and Kenneth Solis.  It was a big day for Roque as he gained at least 1 minute against the top 10 riders in the over-all classification.  With the victory, Roque grabbed the yellow/gold jersey from George Oconer as the leader of the young rider classification.  Roque also leapfrogged in the over-all classification as he now ranks 3rd over-all 2:54 seconds behind overall lead Santy Barnachea.

Y101FM/Cebu had a good day as team captain Warren Davadilla was able keep pace with the leading group and was able to snatch a podium finish at 3rd place for the stage.  The Y101FM/Cebu team also managed to tie PLDT/Spyder for second place in the team standings for the stage.  The Cebu team is now No.6 in the over-all team classifications.

Navy’s Santy Barnachea kept his red jersey and he still at least 2 minutes ahead from the nearest pursuers. No major changes in the top 10 except for Roque’s jump to 3rd from No.11. Cris Joven improved to 9th while Lloyd Lucien Reynante was dislodge to No.11 from being ranked No.8 after stage 2. Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance increased its lead by 58 seconds over American Vinyl/LPGMA. The Navy team is now 3:19 ahead of American Vinyl.  Ericson Obosa of Roadbike Philippines/RTS grabbed the blue jersey from Cris Joven after gaining 4 points in the sprint to the finish line.

Ronda Pilipinas 2013 will have a 2-day break.  The tour will resume on Thursday for the first of 2 stages in Cebu.

Route: Pagadian City to Iligan City (137.8 km)

Stage Honors

  1. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 3:17:51
  2. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 12 seconds behind
  3. Warren Davadilla (Y101FM/Cebu) 12 seconds behind
Top 3 teams of Stage 3
  1. American Vinyl/LPGMA 9:55:41
  2. PLDT/Spyder 12 seconds behind
  3. Y101FM/Cebu 12 seconds behind
Top 10 in Individual Over-all Classification after 3 stages (Red Jersey)
  1. Santy Barnachea (Philippine Navy/ Standard Insurance) 09:54:19
  2. Tomas Martinez (Team Tarlac) 00:02:01 behind
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:02:54 behind (up from No.11)
  4. Ronald Gorantes (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 00:03:00 behind (down from No.3)
  5. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:03:01 behind (down from No.4)
  6. Joel Calderon (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:03:09 behind (down from No.5)
  7. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance) 00:03:16 behind (down from No.6)
  8. Marcelo Feilipe (V-Mobile/Smart) 00:03:19 behind (down from No. 7)
  9. Cris Joven (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 00:03:35 behind (up from No.10)
  10. Reynaldo Navarro (Hundred Islands/Pangasinan) 00:03:38 behind (down from No.9)

Out of the Top 10

  1. Lloyd Lucien Reynante (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance) 00:03:39 behind (No.11)

Top 5 Teams Overall after 3 stages

  1. Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance 29:46:46
  2. V-Mobile/Smart 00:03:19 behind (lost 58 seconds during the stage)
  3. Roadbike Philippines/RTS 00:05:23 behind (lost 45 seconds)
  4. American Vinyl/LPGMA 00:06:04 behind (gained 18 seconds)
  5. Team Tarlac 00:11:00 behind (lost 56 seconds)

Top 5 in Best Young Rider Classification (Yellow/Gold Jersey)

  1. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 09:57:13 (up from No.2)
  2. George Oconer (Philippine Navy/Standard Insurance)  22 seconds behind (down from No.1)
  3. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder) 00:01:10 behind (up from No.4)
  4. Vicente Vicmar (Mindanao/Cycleline Butuan) 00:01:33 behind (down from No.3)
  5. Jerry Aquino Jr. (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 00:03:24 behind (up from No.6)

Out of Top 5

  1. Marvin Tapic (Y101FM/Cebu) 00:05:36 behind (No.7)

Top Sprinter (Blue Jersey):

  1. Ericson Obosa (Roadbike Philippines/RTS) 28 pts
  2. Ronald Oranza (PLDT/Spyder)  26 pts
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 25 points

King of the Mountain (White Jersey):

  1. Irish Valenzuela (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 6 pts
  2. Cris Joven (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 4 pts
  3. Rudy Roque (American Vinyl/LPGMA) 4 pts
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