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88th NCAA: Cadaviz scores 11 to help Arellano upset Letran, 77-67

7 Jul
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Former Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu Magis Eagle Julius Cadavis scored 11 to be among the four Arellano Chiefs players who scored in double figures in their upset victory over the Collegio de San Juan de Letran Knights, 77-67. The victory was the first win for Arellano in four tries this season.  The Koy Banal-mentored squad is out of the cellar with a 1-3 record.

The Chiefs waxed hot early in the game as they lead in double figures most of the first half which ended 39-28.  The game was very physical resulting to ejections to two Letran players. Knight’s team captain Jam Cortes was ejected in the second quarter after throwing an elbow in a rebound play. Jonathan Belorio followed him to the showers after committing his second flagrant foul with 5 minutes left in the 3rd period. The loss of the two players made it difficult for coach Joel Banal to find the right combination to rally from the large deficit.

In the 4th quarter, the Knights launched a last ditch rally to cut Arellano’s lead down to two at 64-66.  The Chiefs responded with an 11-0 run behind Fil-Canadian James Forrester and Rocky Acidre to pull away.  Forrester top scored for the Chiefs with 18. Kevin Alas had 22 points for the Knights who suffered their second straight loss after an opening win over San Sebastian.

The Scores:

Arellano (77) — Forrester 18, Bangga 13, Cadavis 11, Pinto 10, Acidre 9, Zulueta 7, Caperal 5, Salcedo 2, Valera 2, Hernandez 0.

Letran (67) — K. Alas 22, Racal 15, Cruz 12, J. Alas 8, Belorio 5, Lituania 2, Cortes 2, Cudal 1, Olotu 0, Pantin 0, Luib 0.

Quarters: 21-17, 39-28, 60-51, 77-67.

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Cebuanos in the UAAP: Cebuano Asilum to play for the UP Fighting Maroons

19 Mar

UP Fighting Maroons logo

If the twitter exchanges are true, it looks like Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu guard Renzar Henry Asilum will be donning the UP Fighting Maroons jersey in the 75th UAAP season. Asilum was a vital cog in the Energen Pilipinas Under-16 Youth Team that ruled SEABA U16 and placed 4th in the FIBA Asia U16 competitions last year. Asilum played for the national team even though his school was also fighting for the top place in CESAFI high school basketball tournament. Other Energen standouts were not able to join the FIBA Asia tournament due to school commitments.

The addition of Asilum to the UP Maroons line-up will give coach Manny Dandan another reliable guard to call upon. UP will have many returning players who missed season 74 like Mark Lopez and Mikee Reyes. Henry Asilum was vital piece in the guard rotation of the Under 16 team. It would be interesting to see how to Cebuano guard will perform in the premier collegiate basketball league in the country.

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SHS-ADC’s Cadavis named to Mythical Five in SeaOil High School All-Star Game

5 Mar

Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu‘s Julius Cadavis was part of the mythical 5 in the first ever national High School All Star Game sponsored by SeaOil.  The game was patterned to America’s McDonald’s All-American High School Game. Cadavis along with Magi Eagles teammate Dave Wilson Yun were chosen to be part of the all-star game which was organized by  the National Basketball Training Center.

The game was watched by various college coaches.  Before the match, Former Smart-Gilas coach Rajko Toroman gave the All-Stars a special training session. He was also there to support the event.

The 6-4 Cadavis was part of the winning White team which was coached by fellow Cebuano Brit Reroma.  The line-ups are as follows:

White Team

coach: Brit Reroma

Francis Abarcar (San Beda)
John Boo (DLSZ)
Kim Cinco (UPIS)
JJ Alejandro (Mapua)
Daryl Nazareno (San Beda)
Ian Carlo Valdez (Mapua)
McJour Luib (Letran)
Ariel Basas Jr. (Mapua)
Kevin Baytan (Chiang Kai Shek)
Brian Ilarde (UST)
Ralph Tansingco (NU)
Tomas Ramos (Ateneo)
Julius Cadavis (Sacred Heart School-Cebu)
Paolo Jabines (Pilgrim Christian College-CDO)
Randolph Toriño (Southern City College-Zamboanga)

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Cesafi finals: UC 1win away from back to back titles; High school series tied

1 Nov

Cebu Colisuem – The University of Cebu Webmasters are one win away from capturing its second consecutive Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI) college basketball crown. After taking Game 1 87-84, the UC Webmasters needed overtime to down the Southwestern University (SWU) Cobras , 91-84, in Game 2 of their best of five series.

The game was very close between the two evenly-matched finalists. The defending champions UC controlled the first 3 quarters before the Yayoy Alcoseba-mentored SWU made daring 15-4 run to grab the lead, 68-66, with less than 5 minutes left in the game. Big man June Mar Fajardo knotted the game at 68-all but Cobra’s Joseph Nalos responded with a one-man 5-0 blitz to lead SWU to 73-68 lead. UC’s Luigi Bercede and SWU’s Rene Pacquiao exchanged twinners for 75-70 score. UC then scored the last 5 points in regulation. The last came from Bercede who was in the charity stripe with a chance to win the game if he made both of his free throws but he only made one to extend game for another 5 minutes.

UC started the overtime with a 6-0 run behind the efforts of Fajardo and Robinson Mohammad. The fouling out of 6-6 center Justin Aboude made matters worse for the Cobras as UC took advantage and built a 10-point spread with less than a minute left in overtime. UC just let the clock run out for their second straight victory in the finals series.

High school series tied

The University of the Visayas Baby Lancers seemed to be determined to make sure that a basketball title will be awarded to their school this year as they upended last year’s runner-up Sacred Heart School- Ateneo de Cebu Magis Eagles ,81-56, in Game 2 of the high school finals series. The 25-point rout avenged UV’s 82-94 loss in the opening game of their best of five series.

The Magis Eagles actually started very strong in Game 2 as they took a 22-12 after the first ten minutes of play. UV, however, owned the second period as they  outscored and out hustled SHS-AdC 30-11 for a 42-33 halftime lead. The onslaught continued in the 3rd period as the Baby Lancers extended the lead to 19 before coasting in the 4th period and settling for an emphatic 25-point victory.

One of the keys of the game was UV’s defense that held burly Julius Cadavis to just 5 points. UV also spoiled the return of Energen Pilipinas Under 16 youth team member Renzar Henry Asilum, who just scored 2 points in the game.

Andres Desiderio and Ron Dennison led UV with 19 and 16 points , respectively, while Patrick Go had 16 points for the Magis Eagles.

3rd Placers

The University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Baby Panthers drubbed dethroned champs Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons for third place in the high school division. The third placing in college was earned by the University of San Carlos (USC) Warriors after beating the UV Green Lancers.

 

The scores

UV (81) – Desiderio 19, Dennison 16, Peralta 12, Oche 11, Delos Santos 8, Lucero 8, Ugsang 3, Fernandez 2, Tudio 2

SHS-AdC (56) -   Go 16, Ochea 13, Yu 9, Cadavis 5, Suarez 3, Igna 2, Lim 2, Asilum 2 Halftime: 42-33


UC (91) – Fajardo 23, Heruela 18, Mohammad 17, Bercede 15, Pao 7, Ampoon 5, Caytuna 4, Labolabo 2

SWU (84) – Nalos 26, Pacquiao 18, Aboude 15, Guillena 7, Armecin 5, Bregondo 4, Casquejo 4, Ortuyo 3 Halftime: 43-35

 

 

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Cesafi Jrs.: Defending Champs fall; SHS-AdC and UV in the finals

25 Oct
Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu

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The defending Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI) Juniors divion basketball champions, Cebu Eastern College Dragons, came down fighting but their efforts were not enough to deny Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu a spot in the finals. SHS-AdC Magis Eagles dethroned CEC in their do or die semifinal match, 82-76, and the right to face the University of the Visayas Baby Lancers for 2011 juniors basketball plum.

The Eagles dominated the whole game, even leading double digit leads in the 3rd period. The Dragons made a furios rally in the final period to cut down the lead to just 3 points, 74-77, with less than two minutes left in the game. The Magis-Eagles, however, were very steady at the free throw line to finally eliminate the team that beat them in last year’s finals.

Jari Igna top scored for Magis Eagles in their victory with 20 points. He got help from center Julius Cadavis’ 18 points and Maverick Suarez’s 11. Dawn Ochea was held to 9 points. The magis Eagles played without guard Henry Asilum who is in Vietnam playing for the Philippine U16 Youth Team.

The dethroned champions were led by the 20 markers of Marvin Bauya. Neil Sumayang and Alfred Sedillo chipped in with 19 and 12 points respectively.

 The scores

SHS-AdC (82) – Igna 20, Cadavis 18, Suarez 11, Sing 9, Ochea 9, Yu 6, Go 3, Lim 2, Segador 2

CEC (76) - Bauya 20, Sumayang 19, Sedillo 12, Huevos 9, Roxas 9, Yap 5, Zosa 1, Berdera 1 Halftime: 38-34
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Philippines U16 sweeps round 2 in Nha Trang; Diputado scored 14

24 Oct

Philippines now 5-0!

Yesterday evening, the Philippines played against a similarly undefeated Japanese U16 team at the 2nd Round of the 2nd FIBA Asia Under 16 Championships in Nha Trang City, Vietnam. The Philippine squad that is supported by Energen used a blistering 18-6 run in the second quarter to pull away and win against Team Japan, 83-72.

Team captain J-Jay Alejandro had a stellar performance finishing with 36 points and spearheading the decisive runs that vanquished the hopes of Japan of topping Group F. Former Magis Eagle standout Rev Diputado backed him up with 14 markers. Japan were led by Yusei Sugiura and Yudai Baba who combined for 56 points.

The defense was  good by the Philippines as only 5 others scored with none scoring more than 5 points. The Philippines were down by 1 in the first quarter. It is the first time in the tournament that they trailed after 10 minutes of play.

The next opponent for the Philippines U16 is Iraq while Japan battles Lebanon.

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2nd FIBA Asia U16 Championship: Philippines toys with host Vietnam, Asilum plays most minutes

20 Oct

Henry Asilum in action

Renzar Henry Asilum of the Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu is one of the most used players in Energen Pilipinas U16′s victory over hapless Vietnam. Asilum along with Tomas Gabriel Ramos were in the court for 22 minutes. All Filipino U16 stalwarts played for at least 8 minutes and scored at least a point in the 111-25 rout. It was the second straight game that all players played and scored for the Philippines.  Asilum scored 9 points, issued 3 assists, and blocked 3 shots in the game.

Former Magis Eagle Adven Jess Diputado, who finished with 10 points, was among the four players who reached double figures in scoring for the Energen Pilipinas Under-16 Youth Team. Rashleigh Paolo Rivero top scored with 20 points.  Jordan Timothy Heading and Michael Jay Javelosa added 17 and 16 points respectively.

The Olsen Racela-mentored squad never gave the hosts a chance as they limited Vietnam to below 12 points in every quarter while scoring at least 24 points in each period. Halftime score was 59-17.

The win was the second straight for the Philippines and they will head to Round 2 with a 2-0 record. They will face Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in the next round.

Standings so far:

 GROUP A
Team W L Pts GA
China 3 0 6 2.277
India 2 1 5 1.237
Chinese Taipei 1 2 4 0.903
Malaysia 0 3 3 0.420
  GROUP B
Team W L Pts GA
Korea 3 0 6 1.732
Lebanon 2 1 5 1.378
Iraq 1 2 4 1.322
Uzbekistan 0 3 3 0.250
  GROUP C
Team W L Pts GA
Japan 2 0 4 2.944
K. Saudi Arabia 1 1 3 0.910
Qatar 1 1 3 0.788
I.R.Iran 0 2 0 0.00
  GROUP D
Team W L Pts GA
Philippines 2 0 4 3.709
Indonesia 1 1 3 0.682
Vietnam 0 2 2 0.462

Round 2 groupings:

ROUP E
Team W L Pts GA
China 2 0 04 1.958
Korea 2 0 04 1.215
Lebanon 1 1 03 0.881
India 1 1 03 0.862
Iraq 0 2 02 0.932
Chinese Taipei 0 2 02 0.649
  GROUP F
Team W L Pts GA
Philippines 2 0 04 3.709
Indonesia 1 1 03 0.682
Vietnam 0 0 02 0.462
Japan - - - -
K. Saudi Arabia - - - -
Qatar - - - -
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CESAFI Jrs.: SHS-AdC wins a classis 2OT thriller over CEC

11 Oct
Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu

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Last year’s championship protagonists played recently a crucial match that has a lot bearing for the Final 4 rankings in the junior’s division of the 11th Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (CESAFI) basketball season. Last year’s runner-up Sacred Heart School- Ateneo de Cebu (SHS-AdC) MAgi Eagles won over 2010 Champions Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons, 82-81, in double overtime.

The game needed more than 40 minutes to settle who is the better team and who will grab one of the top slots in this years semifinals. The win improved the Magis Eagles’ record to 13-2 while dropping the Dragon to 3rd place with a 12-4 record.

4th Quarter

The game is tied at 61-all with 42.9 seconds in the clock. CEC main man James Sumayang is on the line for two charities and he made both to give the lead to the Dragons 63-61. The Magis Eagles tried to take the lead when RP Youth team member Henry Asilum attempted a 3-point shot. He missed but big man Dawn Ochea was there to grab the offensive rebound. CEC was forced to foul. With 30.5 seconds left, Ochea was only able to hit 1 of 2 free throws reducing the deficit to 1 at 62-63. The Dragons milked the clock before Sumayang attempted a basket before the shot clock buzzer sounded.   The ball fell to Julius Cadavis of SHS-AdC who was fouled. Cadavis had a chance to give the lead for the Magis Eagles but he was able to hit only one free throw to tie the game 63-all. The game went to overtime.

1st Overtime

With 10.6 seconds left, the SHS-AdC held a slim 70-68 lead. CEC was forced to foul Patrick Go to stop the clock. Go missed both free throws to give the possessionand a chance to tie or take the lead  to the Dragons . Asilum though had other plans as he stole the ball from Luther Huevos prompting CEC to foul and prevent Sacred Heart from wasting more seconds. With 3.1 seconds left, Asilum splits his charities to give the Magis Eagles some breathing room at 71-68. In the ensuing possession, Alfred Sedillo hit a magical buzzer-beating three point shot to extend the game for another 5 minutes.

2nd Overtime

Alfred Sedillo hit a booming 3-pointer to give CEC the lead 81-78 with 1:30 left.  Cadavis responded with a field goal to cut the lead to 1 with a little over 1 minute left in the game. After some scoreless plays, Cadavis was on the line with 10.7 seconds left after being fouled by CEC. He redeemed himself after missing a free throw that could have sealed the game in regulation by hitting both free throws and getting the lead for the Magis Eagles, 82-81. In the final play, SHS-AdC locked down on defense as they prevented CEC to make a decent attempt to the basket. Top scorer James Sumayang was unable to get off a shot as he was forced to issue a pass to Sedillo as time expired.

Sumayang finished with 36 point in a losing cause. He was backed up by 19 points from dead-eye Sedillo. The Magi Eagles were led by Cadavis’ 25 markers and Ochea’s 19. Sacred Heart-Ateneo de Cebu will wrap up their elimination assignments against the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) Baby Jaguars on Thursday.

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Cesafi Jrs.: SHS-AdC’s winning streak halted

17 Sep
Cebu Institute of Technology – University

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The immaculate record of the Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu Magi Eagles in the 2011 Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI) high-school basketball tournament has been stained by the lowly Cebu Institute of Technology-University (CIT-U) Baby Wildcats. The crowd at the Cebu Coliseum witnessed a decisive 71-62 by the Wildkittens over the first place Magi Eagles.

CIT-U started the game strong leading by double digits at the end of the first quarter, 20-9. The Eagles rallied in the 2nd stanza as Dawn Ochea waxed hot with 14 points to cut down the deficit to just one point, 28-29. The game was close at the 3rd quarter which ended at 47-all. In the fourth quarter, SHS-AdC’s offense become erratic again as they were outscored 24-15 for the 71-62 win score in favor of the Wildkittens.

Jerald Delima paced CIT-U with 24 points. Mark Kong added 20 markers while Ochea lead the Magi Eagles with 18 points. SHS-AdC’s record falls to 9-1 while CIT-U raises its mark at 3-7.

Other Results:

Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons (8-3) 92-76 University of San Carlos (USC) Baby Warriors (2-7)

Top Scorers:

James Sumayang (CEC) 21

Ian Ortega (USC) 21

Luther Huevos (CEC) 17

Alfred Sedillo (CEC) 17

University of Cebu (UC) Baby Webmasters (2-7) 73-68 University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) Baby Jaguars (4-6)

Top Scorers:

Kurt Trangia (UC) 18

Andre Armenion (UC) 17

Roland Hermosilla (USJ-R) 14

The battle for the top spots are now closer with the defeat of Magi Eagles while the bottom of the standings is also muddled after unexpected wins by CIT-U and UC.

Games Today:

University of the Visayas Baby Lancers vs. USC 1 p.m.

UC vs. Don Bosco Technology Center Greywolves at 2:30 p.m.

University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Baby Panthers vs. USJ-R at 4 p.m

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2011 CESAFI Jrs.: Magis rally past Dragons

7 Sep
Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu

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The junior basketball competition in the 11th Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation Inc. (Cesafi) basketball tournament just recently played one of the most anticipated match-ups of the season. The defending champions Cebu Eastern College (CEC) Dragons faced rivals Sacred Heart School- Ateneo de Cebu (SHS-AdC) Magis Eagles. It was their first official match between the teams after CEC swept the Magis Eagles in last year’s finals (3-0). Basketball fans were expecting a very exciting game and those who went to the Cebu Coliseum were not disappointed.

The game was close all throughout  and there were many lead changes and scoring runs. The boys from SHS-AdC were down by 11 against their CEC counterparts going to the fourth quarter. The Magis Eagles suddenly came alive spearheaded by the back to back trifectas by Aaron Sing. With half of the quarter over, the Dragons held a slim 74-73 lead. The Dragons countered with a 9-2 blast to an 83-75 advantage with only 2:59 left on the game.

The Magi Eagles reacted with another big run to eventually grab the lead 84-83 with just over a minute left in clock. Dawn Ochea and Julius Cadavis led the Eagles in the endgame to get some sort of revenge to their last year’s tormentors, 92-86.

Dawn Ochea topscored 26 points for Eagles. Cadavis, Sin, and RP Youth member Henry Asilum scored in double figures. 5 CED Dragons scored in double digits led by Luther Huevos’ 18 points.

The scores

SHS-AdC (92) – Ochea 26, Cadavis 19, Sin 17, Asilum 11, Lim 8, Cercado 6, Igna 4, Yu 3, Tecson 2, Competente 1

CEC (86) – Huevos 18, Sedillo 17, Sumayang 16, Bauya 12, Villarosa 11, Zosa 5, Balangkig 4, Roxas 2, Berdera 2 Halftime: 44-41.
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