2015 South East Asian Games Gold Medalists Jake Letts of the Philippine Volcanoes Rugby Team, Kiefer Ravena of Sinag Pilipinas Basketball Team and Nikko Huelgas of the Triathlon team covers for this months issue of Men's Health.
Biyernes, Hulyo 31, 2015
Preview Magazine August 2015: Julie Anne San Jose
New wave, new sound. Julie Anne San Jose headlines our August issue that's all about hot and sizzling new talent. Inside: the list of designers and models you need to know now; meet the culinary mavens from Paris; and we discover the next generation of creatives according to Joyce Bernal, Ed Calma, Kenneth Cobonpue, Margarita Fores, Margie Moran-Floirendo, Lea Salonga, and more!
Huwebes, Hulyo 30, 2015
Cosmopolitan Philippines August 2015: Maja Salvador
Single, Flawless and fierce Maja Salvador Sizzles on the cover of Cosmo this August
FHM Philippines August 2015: Arianny Celeste
Fil-American UFC Octagon Girl Arianny Celeste covers for FHM Philippines for the second tiime this August.
(Photo Courtesy to FHM Philippines)
Motorola X Style, X Play, and G 2015
Motorola announces last night three new smartphones, the Moto X Style, Moto X Play, and the 2015 edition of the Moto G. these are Motorola's flagship devices for 2015.
Moto X Style
5.7 inches (1440x2560, ~520ppi pixel density)
Android 5.1.1, Qualcomm Snapdragon 808
Dual Core 1.8Ghz Cortex-A57 & Quad Core 1.44Ghz Corrtex-A53
3GB RAM, 16/32/64GB Internal Storage plus MicroSD Cardslot
21 megapixel camera, 5 megapixel front facing
3000Mah Battery
Moto X Play
5.5 inches (1080x1920, ~403 ppi pixel density)
Android 5.1.1, Qualcomm Snapdragon 615
Quadcore 1.7Ghz Cortex A53 & quad core 1.0Ghz Cortex A53
2GB RAM, 16/32GB plus MicroSD Card Slot
21 megapixel camera, 5 megapixel front camera
3630MAh Battery
Moto G 2015
5 inches (720x1280, ~294ppi pixel density)
Android 5.1.1, Qualcomm Snapdragon 410
Quadcore 1.4Ghz Cortex A53
8GB ROM/1GB RAM
16GB ROM/2GB RAM
MicroSd card slot
13 megapixel camera, 5 megapixel front
2470MaH Battery
Miyerkules, Hulyo 29, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 12: JRU Wins Third Straight, San Beda Gets Solo Second.
In the first game, the JRU Heavy Bombers blasts off the CSB Blazers 67-49, to take their third straight victory.
It was a close first quarter for the two squad as the Blazers led the Heavy Bombers 12-9 with less than 5 minutes left in the first, but in the second quarter JRU were able to pull away ending it with a 39-22 over CSB, the Blazers were not able to contain the scoring and the defense of the Heavy Bombers producing only 9pts in the third with a 55-31 lead by JRU.
Teytey Teodoro again steps up for the Heavy Bombers leading the scoring with 21pts, 8rbds, 2asts, and 3stls. meanwhile JR Ongteco and Alfonso Saavedra both scored 10pts for the Blazers.
Score:
JRU Heavy Bombers 67: Teodoro 21, Grospe 9, Poutouochi 7, Dela Paz 7, Cruz 6, Pontejos 5, Sanchez 5, Balagtas 3, Abdul Wahab 2, Dela Virgen 2.
CSB Blazers 49: Ongteco 10, Saavvedra 10, Nayve 7, Castor 6, Grey 6, Fajarito 5, Young 2, San Juan 2, Jonson 1.
In the second game, the San Beda Red Lions escapes past the Perpetual Help Altas 83-81.
It was a neck to neck battle between the Red Lions and the Altas exchanging lead every quarter, It was an intense game specially in the fourth quarter when the Altas started to trim down the 65-54 lead of San Beda to just 65-63 with less than 7 minutes remaining.
Thompson was able to trim down the lead to just one point at 76-75 but Dan Sara fired an open three keeping a two possession ball game for the Red Lion with less than 2 minutes remaining. The last 6.8 seconds was the longest one for both squads with San Beda leading by just two with the Altas in Possession. Thompson passes the ball for a quick three point play but Sorela was able to steal the ball and get a foul with 5.2 seconds left, Thompson had a chance to trim the lead with just a single point but he misses one of the three charities given to him.
Art Dela Cruz again led the scoring for the Red Lions producing 25 points, 17 rebounds,6 assists and one steal, meanwhile Bright Akhuetie scored 25 points also for the Altas in losing efforts.
Score:
San Beda Red Lions 83: Dela Cruz 25, Sorela 15, Adeogun 11, Tongco 10, Tankoua 7, Sara 5, Soberano 4, Koga 2, Cabanag 2, Mocon 2
Perpetual Help Altas 81: Akhuetie 25, Thompson 20, Dagangon 18, Coronel 6, Dizon 3, Eze 3, Tamayo 2, Gallardo 2, Cabiltes 2,.
Martes, Hulyo 28, 2015
UAAP Season 78 Opening Weekend Schedule
Today, the University Athletics Association of the Philippines released the Opening weekend of the 78th season of the UAAP happening at the Araneta Coliseum in Cubao and at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.
The Opening day will be on September 5 that's a Saturday, at 1pm will be the opening ceremony led by this seasons' hosts the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons. At 2pm the first game of the season will be between the UP Fighting Maroons and the University of the East Red Warriors, and at 4pm the University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers versus the Adamson University Soaring Falcons, the venue will be at the Araneta Coliseum.
On the second day of the opening weekend September 6, at 2pm The Defending Champions National University Bulldogs will open their title defense against the De La Salle University Green Archers, followed by last years Runners Up Far Eastern University Tamaraws will battle the Ateneo De Manila University Blue Eagles. The venue will be at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Game will be broadcasted live on ABSCBN Sports+Action Channel 23, Ticket Prices and the Full schedule will be posted as soon as they release it.
The Opening day will be on September 5 that's a Saturday, at 1pm will be the opening ceremony led by this seasons' hosts the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons. At 2pm the first game of the season will be between the UP Fighting Maroons and the University of the East Red Warriors, and at 4pm the University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers versus the Adamson University Soaring Falcons, the venue will be at the Araneta Coliseum.
On the second day of the opening weekend September 6, at 2pm The Defending Champions National University Bulldogs will open their title defense against the De La Salle University Green Archers, followed by last years Runners Up Far Eastern University Tamaraws will battle the Ateneo De Manila University Blue Eagles. The venue will be at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Game will be broadcasted live on ABSCBN Sports+Action Channel 23, Ticket Prices and the Full schedule will be posted as soon as they release it.
Lunes, Hulyo 27, 2015
Sabado, Hulyo 25, 2015
GMA Grand Fans Day
Sixty-five years ng GMA Network, ipagdiriwang sa GMA Fans Day 2015 Para sa tiwala, suporta, at pagmamahal ng mga Kapuso sa nakalipas na 65 taon, magsasagawa ang GMA Network ng GMA Fans Day sa July 26, 2015, Linggo, sa Mall of Asia Arena. Magsasama-sama ang mga artista, news personalities at mga manonood sa isang araw ng kasiyahan at pasasalamat upang ipagdiwang ang tagumpay na ito.
Free admission ang selebrasyon, at maraming games, performances at sorpresa ang naghihintay sa mga Kapuso na dadalo. Maaari ring manalo ng cash prizes ang sasali at mananalo sa Kapuso Look-Alike contest! Bisitahin lamang ang www.gmanetwork.com/KapusoLookAlike para sa mechanics. Tara na’t makisaya, Kapuso!
#NCAA91 Day 11: Mapua Gets Big Win, JRU Wins Back-To-Back, Arellano Bags Fourth Straight Victory.
In the Friday Triple Header of the NCAA. The Mapua Cardinals gets back on the winning track after a 29 point victory against the EAC Generals 101-72 in the first game.
It was a dominant win for the Cardinals as the lead the Generals through out the game, the huge third quarter run by Mapua left EAC behind by 18 points to begin the fourth quarter.
Former Rookie of the Year Josan Nimes lead the scoring for the Cardinals with 18 points, adding to that is Stephen Que's 17 points. on the side of the Generals Hamadou Laminou and Francis Munsayac scored 16 and 15 points respectively.
Mapua now has a 2-3, while EAC is still winless after 5 games.
Score:
Mapua Cardinals 101: Nimes 18, Que 17, Seranno 16, Biteng 12, Isit 12, Nieles 7, Menina 6, Aguirre 5, Oraeme 4, Villasenor 2, Dela Rosa 2.
EAC Generals 72: Hamadou 16, Munsayac 15, Onwubere 13, Pascua 11, General 8, Mejos 5, Diego 4.
The JRU Heavy Bombers gets it second straight victory at the expense of the Lyceum Pirates 75-60. JRU started the game strong leading Lyceum 21-10 in the first, 37-29 in the second, and 50-40 at the end of the third. Lyceum tried to close in the middle of the fourth quarter at 52-47 but Teytey Teodoro started a scoring spree scoring 14 out of his 25 points in the middle part of the fourth quarter to seal the victory for JRU.
Teytey Teodoro scored 25 points, 4 assists, 7 rebounds and 2 steals, while Joseph Gabayni top scored for the Pirates with 15 points.
Score:
JRU Heavy Bombers 75: Teodoro 25, Pontejos 10, Dela Virgen 9, Poutouochi 6, Astilla 5, Cruz 4, Dela Paz 3, Lasquety 2, Abdul Wahab 2, Balagtas 2, Grospe 2.
Lyceum Pirates 60: Gabayni 15, Nguidjol 13, Alanes 10, Mbida 7, Baltazar 4, Lugo 4, Taladua 3, Soliman 2, Ayaay 2.
In the final game of the Friday triple header, the Arellano Chiefs bagged its fourth straight victory over the San Sebastian Stags 104-92.
The huge fourth quarter run by the Chiefs made it difficult for the Stags to catch, even with Spencer Pretta's back to back three was no match to the sharp shooting guards of Arellano that fires three from every corner of the court kept the lead of the chiefs by as much as 10.
Dioncee Holts led the scoring for Arellano with 21 points while Zach Nichols, Don Gumaru, Allen Enriquez, and Michael Salado added 13 points each for the Chiefs. On the side of San Sebastian Bradwyn Guinto, Michael Calisaan, and Jamil Ortuoste scored 26, 20. and 17 points for the Stags.
Arellano moves up to 4-1, while San Sebastiain goes down to 1-4.
Score:
Arellano Chiefs 104: Holts 21, Nichols 13, Gumaru 13, Enriquez 13, Salado 13, Zamora 9, Jalalon 8, Ortega 5, Bangga 4, Meca 3, Cadavis 2.
San Sebastian Stags 92: Guinto 26, Calisaan 20, Ortuoste 17, Costelo 9, Pretta 9, Fabian 5. Bragais 2, David 2, Mercado 2.
It was a dominant win for the Cardinals as the lead the Generals through out the game, the huge third quarter run by Mapua left EAC behind by 18 points to begin the fourth quarter.
Former Rookie of the Year Josan Nimes lead the scoring for the Cardinals with 18 points, adding to that is Stephen Que's 17 points. on the side of the Generals Hamadou Laminou and Francis Munsayac scored 16 and 15 points respectively.
Mapua now has a 2-3, while EAC is still winless after 5 games.
Score:
Mapua Cardinals 101: Nimes 18, Que 17, Seranno 16, Biteng 12, Isit 12, Nieles 7, Menina 6, Aguirre 5, Oraeme 4, Villasenor 2, Dela Rosa 2.
EAC Generals 72: Hamadou 16, Munsayac 15, Onwubere 13, Pascua 11, General 8, Mejos 5, Diego 4.
The JRU Heavy Bombers gets it second straight victory at the expense of the Lyceum Pirates 75-60. JRU started the game strong leading Lyceum 21-10 in the first, 37-29 in the second, and 50-40 at the end of the third. Lyceum tried to close in the middle of the fourth quarter at 52-47 but Teytey Teodoro started a scoring spree scoring 14 out of his 25 points in the middle part of the fourth quarter to seal the victory for JRU.
Teytey Teodoro scored 25 points, 4 assists, 7 rebounds and 2 steals, while Joseph Gabayni top scored for the Pirates with 15 points.
Score:
JRU Heavy Bombers 75: Teodoro 25, Pontejos 10, Dela Virgen 9, Poutouochi 6, Astilla 5, Cruz 4, Dela Paz 3, Lasquety 2, Abdul Wahab 2, Balagtas 2, Grospe 2.
Lyceum Pirates 60: Gabayni 15, Nguidjol 13, Alanes 10, Mbida 7, Baltazar 4, Lugo 4, Taladua 3, Soliman 2, Ayaay 2.
In the final game of the Friday triple header, the Arellano Chiefs bagged its fourth straight victory over the San Sebastian Stags 104-92.
The huge fourth quarter run by the Chiefs made it difficult for the Stags to catch, even with Spencer Pretta's back to back three was no match to the sharp shooting guards of Arellano that fires three from every corner of the court kept the lead of the chiefs by as much as 10.
Dioncee Holts led the scoring for Arellano with 21 points while Zach Nichols, Don Gumaru, Allen Enriquez, and Michael Salado added 13 points each for the Chiefs. On the side of San Sebastian Bradwyn Guinto, Michael Calisaan, and Jamil Ortuoste scored 26, 20. and 17 points for the Stags.
Arellano moves up to 4-1, while San Sebastiain goes down to 1-4.
Score:
Arellano Chiefs 104: Holts 21, Nichols 13, Gumaru 13, Enriquez 13, Salado 13, Zamora 9, Jalalon 8, Ortega 5, Bangga 4, Meca 3, Cadavis 2.
San Sebastian Stags 92: Guinto 26, Calisaan 20, Ortuoste 17, Costelo 9, Pretta 9, Fabian 5. Bragais 2, David 2, Mercado 2.
Biyernes, Hulyo 24, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 10: San Beda Gets 4th Win, Letran Gains Solo Lead
In the Thursday match up of NCAA Season 91, the San Beda Red Lions gets win number four after beating the CSB Blazers 73-67.
San Beda opens the game with a huge 20-8 lead over the College of Saint Benilde in the first quarter. Showing they are not anymore affected with the absence of Baser Amer, the Red Lions continue to lead the Blazers at the end of the first half with a 41-28 lead. Ola Adeogun made an early double double performance of 16 points and 12 rebounds to end the second quarter.
In the third quarter the CSB Blazers were able to caught up with the Red Lions making a 20-9 run to trim down the lead of San Beda to 50-48 at the end of the third, but San Beda opens the fourth period with their own 11-0 lead making it a 61-48 lead.
Ola Adeogun scored his season high 25 points and 13 rebounds, while Jonathan Grey and Alfonso Saavedra produced 16 and 15 points respectively for the Blazers in losing efforts.
Score:
San Beda Red Lions 73: Adeogun 25, Dela Cruz 10, Cabanag 9, Sara 6, Tankoua 6, Koga 5, Tongco 5, Reyes 3, Sorela 2, Sedillo 2.
CSB Blazers 67: Grey 16, Saavedra 15, JJ Domngo 8. Fajarito 8, Sta Maria 7, Castor 7, Ongteco 4, San Juan 2.
In the second game Mark Cruz and the rest of the Letran Knights kept their unblemished record giving the Perpetual Help Altas their first defeat 79-71.
It was a close game for both teams, ending the first three quarters at 16-17, 36-34, 58-51, but the end game performance of Letran really made the difference even if the Altas were able to get close to the Knights at 61-67, Mark Cruz clutch performance kept the Perps behind.
Mark Cruz and Rey Nambatac poured in 15 points each to secure the top spot and undefeated record of the knights, meanwhile the 22 point performance of reigning MVP Earl Thompson didn't materialized as it failed to keep the Perps on top.
Score:
Letran Knights 79: Nambatac 15, Cruz 15, Sollano 14, Racal 11, Luib 8, Quiinto 8, Calvo 4, Apreku 2, Publico 2.
Perpetual Help Altas: 71: Thompson 22, Dagangon 12, Eze 10, Akhuetie 7, Ylagan 6, Coronel 5, Dizon 3, Oliviiera 2, Elopre 2, Gallardo 1, Sadiwa 1.
San Beda opens the game with a huge 20-8 lead over the College of Saint Benilde in the first quarter. Showing they are not anymore affected with the absence of Baser Amer, the Red Lions continue to lead the Blazers at the end of the first half with a 41-28 lead. Ola Adeogun made an early double double performance of 16 points and 12 rebounds to end the second quarter.
In the third quarter the CSB Blazers were able to caught up with the Red Lions making a 20-9 run to trim down the lead of San Beda to 50-48 at the end of the third, but San Beda opens the fourth period with their own 11-0 lead making it a 61-48 lead.
Ola Adeogun scored his season high 25 points and 13 rebounds, while Jonathan Grey and Alfonso Saavedra produced 16 and 15 points respectively for the Blazers in losing efforts.
Score:
San Beda Red Lions 73: Adeogun 25, Dela Cruz 10, Cabanag 9, Sara 6, Tankoua 6, Koga 5, Tongco 5, Reyes 3, Sorela 2, Sedillo 2.
CSB Blazers 67: Grey 16, Saavedra 15, JJ Domngo 8. Fajarito 8, Sta Maria 7, Castor 7, Ongteco 4, San Juan 2.
In the second game Mark Cruz and the rest of the Letran Knights kept their unblemished record giving the Perpetual Help Altas their first defeat 79-71.
It was a close game for both teams, ending the first three quarters at 16-17, 36-34, 58-51, but the end game performance of Letran really made the difference even if the Altas were able to get close to the Knights at 61-67, Mark Cruz clutch performance kept the Perps behind.
Mark Cruz and Rey Nambatac poured in 15 points each to secure the top spot and undefeated record of the knights, meanwhile the 22 point performance of reigning MVP Earl Thompson didn't materialized as it failed to keep the Perps on top.
Score:
Letran Knights 79: Nambatac 15, Cruz 15, Sollano 14, Racal 11, Luib 8, Quiinto 8, Calvo 4, Apreku 2, Publico 2.
Perpetual Help Altas: 71: Thompson 22, Dagangon 12, Eze 10, Akhuetie 7, Ylagan 6, Coronel 5, Dizon 3, Oliviiera 2, Elopre 2, Gallardo 1, Sadiwa 1.
Miyerkules, Hulyo 22, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 9: San Beda Bounces Back, Letran Stays Undefeated
In the ninth day of action in the 91st season of the NCAA, the San Beda Red Lions bounces back from their lost against Letran by routing the Lyceum Pirates 97-74.
Though the Red Lions struggles in the beginning of the game,though they are leading at 17-11 with 2:49 seconds left in the first they were able to shake off the jitters that prevented them to start the game strong to end the first quarter with 27-14 lead over the Pirates.
The Red Lions were able to pull away early in the second quarter pushing the lead up to 31-19 lead with 7:17 seconds left in the game. In the third quarter Lyceum tried to close in but the offense and defense of San Beda is really working ending it with a huge 13 point lead 70-57.
Bench Players took over in the fourth giving a 10-2 run though lyceum were able to make their own 6-0 run at 82-67 they were not able to contain San Beda's offense as the lead ballooned to a 95-71 lead over Lyceum with less than a minute left in the game.
Art Dela Cruz again spearheaded the offense of the Red Lions scoring 22 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 assists. meanwhile Guy Mbida scored 13 points for the Pirates in losing efforts. San Beda goes 3-1 while Lyceum drops to 1-3.
Score:
San Beda Red Lions 97: Dela Cruz 22, Tankoua 13, Koga 12, Sara 11, Adeogun 10, Tongco 9, Cabanag 8, Mocon 6, Sorela 4, Bonsubre 2.
Lyceum Pirates 74: Mbida 13, Baltazar 12, Gabayni 11, Lugo 8, Bulawan 8, Ayaay 6, Taladua 4, Malabanan 3, Alanes 3, Soliman 2, Marata 2, Lascastesantos 2.
In the second game, the Letran Knights stays undefeated after a come from behind 82-76 victory over the pesky San Sebastian Stags.
It was almost victory for the Stags leading the Knights from the 1st up to the 3rd quarter, but San Sebastian's offense and defense collapsed less than two minutes before the game ends giving away their lead as Letran ties the game at 73-all, Jamil Ortuoste fires up a 3 to get the lead back to the Stags at 73-76 with less than a minute left in the game but a huge 3 point shot plus a foul given by Mark Cruz snatches the lead back to the knights at 77-76 with still 50 seconds left in the game, t that point San Sebastian's offense and defense didn't work as Rey Nambatac scored 5 straight points to seal the victory for the knights.
Mark Cruz stellar performance producing 29 big points, adding Rey Nambatac's 20 point outing pushed the comeback of Letran Knights, Jamil Ortuoste scored 25 points for the San Sebastian Stags. Letran joins the Perps on top with 4-0 record while Baste drops to 1-3.
Score:
Letran Knights 82: Cruz 29, Nambatac 20, Sollano 13, Quinto 9, Racal 7, Luib 2, Publico 2.
San Sebastian Stags 76: Ortuoste 25, Calisaan 16, Fabian 11, Costelo 10. David 6, Guinto 4, Sibal 2, Capobres 2.
Though the Red Lions struggles in the beginning of the game,though they are leading at 17-11 with 2:49 seconds left in the first they were able to shake off the jitters that prevented them to start the game strong to end the first quarter with 27-14 lead over the Pirates.
The Red Lions were able to pull away early in the second quarter pushing the lead up to 31-19 lead with 7:17 seconds left in the game. In the third quarter Lyceum tried to close in but the offense and defense of San Beda is really working ending it with a huge 13 point lead 70-57.
Bench Players took over in the fourth giving a 10-2 run though lyceum were able to make their own 6-0 run at 82-67 they were not able to contain San Beda's offense as the lead ballooned to a 95-71 lead over Lyceum with less than a minute left in the game.
Art Dela Cruz again spearheaded the offense of the Red Lions scoring 22 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 assists. meanwhile Guy Mbida scored 13 points for the Pirates in losing efforts. San Beda goes 3-1 while Lyceum drops to 1-3.
Score:
San Beda Red Lions 97: Dela Cruz 22, Tankoua 13, Koga 12, Sara 11, Adeogun 10, Tongco 9, Cabanag 8, Mocon 6, Sorela 4, Bonsubre 2.
Lyceum Pirates 74: Mbida 13, Baltazar 12, Gabayni 11, Lugo 8, Bulawan 8, Ayaay 6, Taladua 4, Malabanan 3, Alanes 3, Soliman 2, Marata 2, Lascastesantos 2.
In the second game, the Letran Knights stays undefeated after a come from behind 82-76 victory over the pesky San Sebastian Stags.
It was almost victory for the Stags leading the Knights from the 1st up to the 3rd quarter, but San Sebastian's offense and defense collapsed less than two minutes before the game ends giving away their lead as Letran ties the game at 73-all, Jamil Ortuoste fires up a 3 to get the lead back to the Stags at 73-76 with less than a minute left in the game but a huge 3 point shot plus a foul given by Mark Cruz snatches the lead back to the knights at 77-76 with still 50 seconds left in the game, t that point San Sebastian's offense and defense didn't work as Rey Nambatac scored 5 straight points to seal the victory for the knights.
Mark Cruz stellar performance producing 29 big points, adding Rey Nambatac's 20 point outing pushed the comeback of Letran Knights, Jamil Ortuoste scored 25 points for the San Sebastian Stags. Letran joins the Perps on top with 4-0 record while Baste drops to 1-3.
Score:
Letran Knights 82: Cruz 29, Nambatac 20, Sollano 13, Quinto 9, Racal 7, Luib 2, Publico 2.
San Sebastian Stags 76: Ortuoste 25, Calisaan 16, Fabian 11, Costelo 10. David 6, Guinto 4, Sibal 2, Capobres 2.
Lunes, Hulyo 20, 2015
#Philpop2015
The grand finals of the biggest song writing competition in the country will be this July 25, telecast at 10pm at TV5. but before the artists live performances here are the Music Videos of the 12 official entry.
Walang Hanggan
Composed by Ramiru Mataro
Interpreters: Ramiru Mataro and Donnalyn Bartolome
Directed by: Carby Salvador
Composed by Ramiru Mataro
Interpreters: Ramiru Mataro and Donnalyn Bartolome
Directed by: Carby Salvador
Musikaw
Composed by Melchor Magno
Interpreters: James Reid featuring Pio
Directed by: Miggy Tanchanco
Composed by Melchor Magno
Interpreters: James Reid featuring Pio
Directed by: Miggy Tanchanco
I Owe You My Heart
Composed by: Melvin Morallos
Interpreter: Anja Aguilar
Directed by: Carlo Alvarez
Composed by: Melvin Morallos
Interpreter: Anja Aguilar
Directed by: Carlo Alvarez
Triangulo
Composed by Thyro Alfaro and Yumi Lacsamana
Interpreters: Thyro and Yumi with Jeric Medina
Directed by: Tey Clamor
Composed by Thyro Alfaro and Yumi Lacsamana
Interpreters: Thyro and Yumi with Jeric Medina
Directed by: Tey Clamor
For The Rest Of My Life
Composed by Ned Esguerra
Interpreter: Side A
Directed by: Mark Esguerra
Composed by Ned Esguerra
Interpreter: Side A
Directed by: Mark Esguerra
Sa Ibang Mundo
Composed by Mark Villar
Interpreters: Nadine Lustre and Kean Cipriano
Directed by: Ryan Evangelista
Composed by Mark Villar
Interpreters: Nadine Lustre and Kean Cipriano
Directed by: Ryan Evangelista
Kilig
Composed by Soc Villanueva
Interpreter: Jinky Vidal
Directed by: Mike Cabardo
Composed by Soc Villanueva
Interpreter: Jinky Vidal
Directed by: Mike Cabardo
Apat Na Buwang Pasko
Composed by Gino Cruz and Jeff Arcilla
Interpreter: Jon Santos
Directed by: Ray Gibraltar
Composed by Gino Cruz and Jeff Arcilla
Interpreter: Jon Santos
Directed by: Ray Gibraltar
Paratingin Mo Na Siya
Composed by Davey Langit
Interpreter: Davey Langit
Directed by: Niño Muhlach
Composed by Davey Langit
Interpreter: Davey Langit
Directed by: Niño Muhlach
Nasaan
Composed by Lara Maigue
Interpreter:: Lara Maigue
Directed by: Roe Pajemna
Composed by Lara Maigue
Interpreter:: Lara Maigue
Directed by: Roe Pajemna
Tanging Pag-Asa Ko
Composed by Paul Armesin
Interpreter: The Company
Directed by: Kiko Meily
Composed by Paul Armesin
Interpreter: The Company
Directed by: Kiko Meily
Edge Of The World
Composed by Johann Garcia
Interpreters: Josh Padilla & Yassi Pressman
Directed by: Nolan Bernardino
Composed by Johann Garcia
Interpreters: Josh Padilla & Yassi Pressman
Directed by: Nolan Bernardino
Linggo, Hulyo 19, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 8: Perpetual Help Still Immaculate, JRU Bounces Back, Arellano Survives OT
In the first game of Friday triple header of the NCAA, The Perpetual Help Altas keeps their Immaculate record after defeating the San Sebastian Stags 84-70.
It was almost a close game between the Altas and the Stags ending every quarter with a single digit lead for the Altas, but the latter were able to pull away in the last three minutes of regulation the single digit lead became a comfortable 80-67 lead for Perpetual over San Sebastian.
Another MVP performance was showcased by reigning MVP as he led the Altas with 21 points, 15 rebounds and 14 assist, while Bright Akhuetie added 20 points and 23 rebounds for Perpetual Help. on the other hand Ryan Costelo led the Stags with 18 points, while Bradwyn Guinto and Alvin Capobres added 13 points each for San Sebastian.
The Altas goes 4-0, while the Stags drops to 1-2.
Score:
Perpaetual Help Altas 84: Thompson 21, Akhuetie 20, Daganongon 16, Oliviera 9, Ylagan 6, Eze 6, Dizon 3, Elopre 2.
San Sebastian Stags 70: Costelo 18, Guinto 13, Capobres 13, Ortuouste 9, Calisaan 6, Pretta 3, Vera 3, Sibal 2, Mercado 2, David 1.
After suffering back to back loss the JRU Heavy Bombers finally bounces back after beating the EAC Generals 67-47.
After a close first half ending at 35-28, the Generals entered the second half looking diorganized as they let the Heavy Bombers pull away finishing the 3rd period at 51-35, in the fourth period EAC were only able to produce 12 points making it easy for JRU to pull away and get their second victory.
Abdel Poutouchi led the Heavy Bombers in keeping the Generals winless after after four games, producing 15 points, on the hand Sidney Onwubere led the Generals with 10 points and 17 rebounds.
Score:
JRU Heavy Bombers 67: Poutouochi 15, Dela Paz 10, Pontejos 9, Cruz 9, Estrella 7, Abdulwahab 5, Teodoro 5, Balagtas 3, Lasquety 2, Grospe 2.
EAC Generals 47: Onwubere 10, Bonleon 9, Munsayac 8, Mejos 6, Adoum Abba 5, Hamadou 4, Diego 2, Estacio 2, Morada 1.
In the final game, Arellano University Chiefs escapes past the Mapua Cardinals 100-96 in an overtime thriller.
It was a neck to neck battle between the Chiefs and the Cardinals ending the first three quarters at 20-20, 36-38, 64-66 with Mapua leading, in the 4th quarter Arellano were able to take over the lead with 81-79 with 1 minute left in the game, but a floater by Josan Nimes ties the game at 81-all. Arellano could have won the game via the big three by Zach Nichols with 22 seconds left in the game pushing the Chiefs at 84-81 but a three by Exequiel Biteng tied the game at 84-all to force an overtime. In the overtime period Arellano held on to their steady defense to held on to their lead though Biteng again was able to tie the game at 89 a piece, the Chiefs still went away to get their third win.
Gilas Cadet Jovanie Jalalon exploded 26 points, while Dioncee Holts finally scored big with 25 points for the Chiefs. Alwell Oraeme and Josan Nimes led the way for the Cardinals with 18 and 17 points respectively.
Score:
Arellano University Chiefs 100: Jalalon 26, Holts 25, Nichols 16, Salado 12, Bangga 5 Gumaru 5, Cadavis 4, Tano 3, Meca 2, Enriquez 2.
Mapua Cardinal 96: Oraeme 18, Nimes 17, Isit 13, Raflores 12, Biteng 12, Nieles 9, Stevens 5, Serrano 4, Menina 3, Aguirre 2.
It was almost a close game between the Altas and the Stags ending every quarter with a single digit lead for the Altas, but the latter were able to pull away in the last three minutes of regulation the single digit lead became a comfortable 80-67 lead for Perpetual over San Sebastian.
The Altas goes 4-0, while the Stags drops to 1-2.
Score:
Perpaetual Help Altas 84: Thompson 21, Akhuetie 20, Daganongon 16, Oliviera 9, Ylagan 6, Eze 6, Dizon 3, Elopre 2.
San Sebastian Stags 70: Costelo 18, Guinto 13, Capobres 13, Ortuouste 9, Calisaan 6, Pretta 3, Vera 3, Sibal 2, Mercado 2, David 1.
After suffering back to back loss the JRU Heavy Bombers finally bounces back after beating the EAC Generals 67-47.
After a close first half ending at 35-28, the Generals entered the second half looking diorganized as they let the Heavy Bombers pull away finishing the 3rd period at 51-35, in the fourth period EAC were only able to produce 12 points making it easy for JRU to pull away and get their second victory.
Abdel Poutouchi led the Heavy Bombers in keeping the Generals winless after after four games, producing 15 points, on the hand Sidney Onwubere led the Generals with 10 points and 17 rebounds.
Score:
JRU Heavy Bombers 67: Poutouochi 15, Dela Paz 10, Pontejos 9, Cruz 9, Estrella 7, Abdulwahab 5, Teodoro 5, Balagtas 3, Lasquety 2, Grospe 2.
EAC Generals 47: Onwubere 10, Bonleon 9, Munsayac 8, Mejos 6, Adoum Abba 5, Hamadou 4, Diego 2, Estacio 2, Morada 1.
In the final game, Arellano University Chiefs escapes past the Mapua Cardinals 100-96 in an overtime thriller.
It was a neck to neck battle between the Chiefs and the Cardinals ending the first three quarters at 20-20, 36-38, 64-66 with Mapua leading, in the 4th quarter Arellano were able to take over the lead with 81-79 with 1 minute left in the game, but a floater by Josan Nimes ties the game at 81-all. Arellano could have won the game via the big three by Zach Nichols with 22 seconds left in the game pushing the Chiefs at 84-81 but a three by Exequiel Biteng tied the game at 84-all to force an overtime. In the overtime period Arellano held on to their steady defense to held on to their lead though Biteng again was able to tie the game at 89 a piece, the Chiefs still went away to get their third win.
Gilas Cadet Jovanie Jalalon exploded 26 points, while Dioncee Holts finally scored big with 25 points for the Chiefs. Alwell Oraeme and Josan Nimes led the way for the Cardinals with 18 and 17 points respectively.
Score:
Arellano University Chiefs 100: Jalalon 26, Holts 25, Nichols 16, Salado 12, Bangga 5 Gumaru 5, Cadavis 4, Tano 3, Meca 2, Enriquez 2.
Mapua Cardinal 96: Oraeme 18, Nimes 17, Isit 13, Raflores 12, Biteng 12, Nieles 9, Stevens 5, Serrano 4, Menina 3, Aguirre 2.
Sabado, Hulyo 18, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 7: Lyceum Gets First Win, Letran Beats Arch Rivals
On Day 7 of action in the 91st season of the NCAA, finally Lyceum of the Philippines University Pirates notches their first win via the expense of the College of Saint Benilde Blazers 72-69.
It was a close game between Lyceum and CSB though the Pirates led the Blazers the whole game until Jonathan Grey fires up back to back threes in the latter part of the 4th quarter to spark the run of the blazers and took over the driver seat, but Noah Lugo and Shaq Alanes were able to keep the game close for the pirates at 67-66.
A big three point shot by Jonathan Grey almost seal the deal for the Blazers with less the 20 seconds left in the game at 69-67, but a bigger three point shot by Shaq Alanes gave the lead for the Pirates at 70-69 with 6.7 seconds left in the game, Grey tried to tie the game but his shot missed with 2.2 seconds left, Joseph Gabayni sealed the game for Lyceum with his 2 free throws at 72-69.
Shaq Alanes top scored Lyceum in their first victory with 18 points, meanwhile Jonathan Grey poured in 19 points for CSB. The Pirates now has a 1-2 record while the Blazers drops to 1-3.
Score:
Lyceum Pirates 72: Alanes 18, Lugo 16, Gabayni 11, Baltazar 10, Ayaay 8, Soliman 2, Nguidjol 2, Marata 2, Lascastesantos 2, Bulawan 1.
CSB Blazers 69: Grey 19, Saavedra 12, Nayve 11, Ongteco 7, Fajarito7, Jonson 6, Flores 3, JJ Domingo 2, Castor 2,
In the second game between the arch rivals San Beda Red Lions and Letran Knights, Defense is the key for Letran to beat San Beda 93-80.
It's their unorthodox defense gave Letran a huge advantage over San Beda the whole game,The Knights were able to shut down the offense and defense of the Red Lions, starting off with a 17-4 lead early in the first quarter, even at the end of the 2nd half San Beda's struggle continue as the knights outscored them producing 31 points out of their 52 in the 2nd quarter while San Beda only scored 32 points in the whole 1st half of the game.
The Red Lions were able to closed in in the 4th quarter at 66-72 but the strong defense of the Knights didn't let them lead the whole game,
Letran's veteran guard Mark Cruz gave a solid performance knocking off many threes to keep San Beda at the bay scoring 16 points and another veteran Kevin Racal top scored the Knights with 20 points. Meanwhile San Beda's veteran guard Baser Amer unfortunately dislocated his shoulder early in the 2nd quarter, this added the problem to the Red Lions as their go to guy got injured and they can't even find a solution to the defense and offense of the Knights, Ola Adeogun and Art Dela Cruz were left to led San Beda with 20 and 18 points respectively.
Letran stays undefeated at 3-0 while San Beda gets their 1st loss and now down to 2-1.
Score:
Letran Knights 93: Racal 20, Cruz 16, Nambatac 13, Calvo 12, Sollano 10, Apreku 9, Luib 6, Quinto 5, Balanza 2,
San Beda Red Lions 80: Adeogun 20, Dela Cruz 18, Amer 10, Koga 7, Tongco 7, Tankoua 6, Cabanag 4, Mocon 4, Sorela 4.
*Possibly Baser Amer could be out for three months due to his injury.
It was a close game between Lyceum and CSB though the Pirates led the Blazers the whole game until Jonathan Grey fires up back to back threes in the latter part of the 4th quarter to spark the run of the blazers and took over the driver seat, but Noah Lugo and Shaq Alanes were able to keep the game close for the pirates at 67-66.
A big three point shot by Jonathan Grey almost seal the deal for the Blazers with less the 20 seconds left in the game at 69-67, but a bigger three point shot by Shaq Alanes gave the lead for the Pirates at 70-69 with 6.7 seconds left in the game, Grey tried to tie the game but his shot missed with 2.2 seconds left, Joseph Gabayni sealed the game for Lyceum with his 2 free throws at 72-69.
Shaq Alanes top scored Lyceum in their first victory with 18 points, meanwhile Jonathan Grey poured in 19 points for CSB. The Pirates now has a 1-2 record while the Blazers drops to 1-3.
Score:
Lyceum Pirates 72: Alanes 18, Lugo 16, Gabayni 11, Baltazar 10, Ayaay 8, Soliman 2, Nguidjol 2, Marata 2, Lascastesantos 2, Bulawan 1.
CSB Blazers 69: Grey 19, Saavedra 12, Nayve 11, Ongteco 7, Fajarito7, Jonson 6, Flores 3, JJ Domingo 2, Castor 2,
In the second game between the arch rivals San Beda Red Lions and Letran Knights, Defense is the key for Letran to beat San Beda 93-80.
It's their unorthodox defense gave Letran a huge advantage over San Beda the whole game,The Knights were able to shut down the offense and defense of the Red Lions, starting off with a 17-4 lead early in the first quarter, even at the end of the 2nd half San Beda's struggle continue as the knights outscored them producing 31 points out of their 52 in the 2nd quarter while San Beda only scored 32 points in the whole 1st half of the game.
The Red Lions were able to closed in in the 4th quarter at 66-72 but the strong defense of the Knights didn't let them lead the whole game,
Letran's veteran guard Mark Cruz gave a solid performance knocking off many threes to keep San Beda at the bay scoring 16 points and another veteran Kevin Racal top scored the Knights with 20 points. Meanwhile San Beda's veteran guard Baser Amer unfortunately dislocated his shoulder early in the 2nd quarter, this added the problem to the Red Lions as their go to guy got injured and they can't even find a solution to the defense and offense of the Knights, Ola Adeogun and Art Dela Cruz were left to led San Beda with 20 and 18 points respectively.
Letran stays undefeated at 3-0 while San Beda gets their 1st loss and now down to 2-1.
Score:
Letran Knights 93: Racal 20, Cruz 16, Nambatac 13, Calvo 12, Sollano 10, Apreku 9, Luib 6, Quinto 5, Balanza 2,
San Beda Red Lions 80: Adeogun 20, Dela Cruz 18, Amer 10, Koga 7, Tongco 7, Tankoua 6, Cabanag 4, Mocon 4, Sorela 4.
*Possibly Baser Amer could be out for three months due to his injury.
Huwebes, Hulyo 16, 2015
Hello Moto Again
Motorola is again making a comeback in the Philippine Market after almost 2 years since their exit. Now under Lenovo, Motorola is set to formally launch the 2014 variants of the Moto X, G and E here in the Philippines.
Moto X (2014)
2GB RAM
13 Megapixel Rear Camera, 2 Megapixel Front Camera
Android 4.4.4 upgradable to 5.1
Qualcomm Snapdragon 801, Quadcore 2.5Ghz Processor
Php 16999
Moto G (2014)
Moto X (2014)
5.2 inch AMOLED touchscreen
16/32GB Internal Storage2GB RAM
13 Megapixel Rear Camera, 2 Megapixel Front Camera
Android 4.4.4 upgradable to 5.1
Qualcomm Snapdragon 801, Quadcore 2.5Ghz Processor
Php 16999
Moto G (2014)
5 inch IPS LCD touchscreen
8GB internal storage/MicroSD Card Slot
1GB RAM
8 Megapixel Camera, 2 Megapixel Front
Android 5.0.2
Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, Quadcore 1.2 Ghz Processor
Php 8999
Moto E (2014)
4.5 inches IPS LCD touchscreen
8GB Internal Storage/MicroSD card slot
5 Megapixel Camera, VGA front.
Android 5.0
Php 6999.
Miyerkules, Hulyo 15, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 6: Arellano Gets 2nd Win, San Sebastian Survives OT.
After almost a week of hiatus due to inclement weather condition, the NCAA returns to action yesterday with the Arellano Chiefs defeating the EAC Generals 92-80 to get their 2nd win in the tournament.
It was a close game in the end with EAC getting close to Arellano in the last 5 minutes of the regulation but Jiovani Jalalon after a so-so performance in their first two games finally break the ice in his performance posting a triple double stats of 12 points, 15 assists, and 10 rebounds to help the Chiefs pull away and beat the Generals.
Aside from Jalalon, Zach Nichols top scored the Chiefs with 18 points, while on the side of the Generals it's Sidney Onwubere scored 26 points.
Arellano Chiefs is now at 2-1 record, while EAC dropped their 3rd straight assignment and remained winless.
Score:
Arellano Chiefs 92: Nichols 18, Jalalon 12, Enriquez 11, Holts 9, Bangga 8, Gumaru 8, Salado 6, Cadavis 6, Meca 4, Tano 4, Ortega 2, Zamora 2.
EAC Generals 80: Onwubere 26, Adoum Abba 11, Morada 8, Munsayac 8, Hamadou 7, Mejos 4, Corilla 4, Estaco 4, Pascua 3, Bonleo 3, Pascual 2,
In the second game, the San Sebastian Stags were able to stage an upset in an overtime win over the JRU Heavy Bombers 91-89, Ryan Costelo helped the Stags in the 4th quarter and in the overtime producing all of his 15 points in that period for San Sebastian to lead, Jordan Dela Paz gave JRU a chance after a run that close in the Heavy Bombers a 90-89 with 11 seconds left, but Jamil Ortuouste's free throw sealed the deal for the Stags at 91-89 giving JRU their 2nd straight defeat.
Former Staglets Michael Calisaan leads the way for the Stags with 22 points, Bradwyn Guinto added a solid double-double performance of 17 points and 20 rebounds. On the other side Tey Teodoro and Paolo Pontejos scored 15 and 14 points respectively for the Heavy Bombers in losing efforts.
San Sebastian goes 1-1, while JRU drops to 1-2 win-loss record.
Score:
San Sebastian Stags 91: Calisaan 22, Ortuouste 18, Guinto 17, Costelo 15, Fabian 5, Santos 4, Mercado 4, Bulanadi 3, Capobres 2, Bragais 1,
JRU Heavy Bombers 89: Teodoro 15, Pontejos 14, Dela Paz 12, Grospe 11, Poutouochi 10, Estrella 5, Lasquety 4, Balagtas 4, Cruz 3, Dela Virgen 3, Abdul Wahab 2,
It was a close game in the end with EAC getting close to Arellano in the last 5 minutes of the regulation but Jiovani Jalalon after a so-so performance in their first two games finally break the ice in his performance posting a triple double stats of 12 points, 15 assists, and 10 rebounds to help the Chiefs pull away and beat the Generals.
Aside from Jalalon, Zach Nichols top scored the Chiefs with 18 points, while on the side of the Generals it's Sidney Onwubere scored 26 points.
Arellano Chiefs is now at 2-1 record, while EAC dropped their 3rd straight assignment and remained winless.
Score:
Arellano Chiefs 92: Nichols 18, Jalalon 12, Enriquez 11, Holts 9, Bangga 8, Gumaru 8, Salado 6, Cadavis 6, Meca 4, Tano 4, Ortega 2, Zamora 2.
EAC Generals 80: Onwubere 26, Adoum Abba 11, Morada 8, Munsayac 8, Hamadou 7, Mejos 4, Corilla 4, Estaco 4, Pascua 3, Bonleo 3, Pascual 2,
In the second game, the San Sebastian Stags were able to stage an upset in an overtime win over the JRU Heavy Bombers 91-89, Ryan Costelo helped the Stags in the 4th quarter and in the overtime producing all of his 15 points in that period for San Sebastian to lead, Jordan Dela Paz gave JRU a chance after a run that close in the Heavy Bombers a 90-89 with 11 seconds left, but Jamil Ortuouste's free throw sealed the deal for the Stags at 91-89 giving JRU their 2nd straight defeat.
Former Staglets Michael Calisaan leads the way for the Stags with 22 points, Bradwyn Guinto added a solid double-double performance of 17 points and 20 rebounds. On the other side Tey Teodoro and Paolo Pontejos scored 15 and 14 points respectively for the Heavy Bombers in losing efforts.
San Sebastian goes 1-1, while JRU drops to 1-2 win-loss record.
Score:
San Sebastian Stags 91: Calisaan 22, Ortuouste 18, Guinto 17, Costelo 15, Fabian 5, Santos 4, Mercado 4, Bulanadi 3, Capobres 2, Bragais 1,
JRU Heavy Bombers 89: Teodoro 15, Pontejos 14, Dela Paz 12, Grospe 11, Poutouochi 10, Estrella 5, Lasquety 4, Balagtas 4, Cruz 3, Dela Virgen 3, Abdul Wahab 2,
Martes, Hulyo 14, 2015
Nokia's Statement Regarding Their Return To Mobile Device Manufacturing
a few hours ago Nokia through their Twitter Account gives out their statement regarding their return to the Mobile Phone industry. Robert Morlino, Nokia Technologies spokesman said in the statement that currently Nokia's return to Mobile Manufacturing is still complicated stating the deal between them and Microsoft last ear that took away their Mobile Manufacturing Arm, not only the manufacturing but also the marketing, sales and customer support were included on that deal.
Currently according to Morlino, the company is still in search of a world class company that can be their licensed partner in producing smartphones to be released at the end of 2016.
Currently according to Morlino, the company is still in search of a world class company that can be their licensed partner in producing smartphones to be released at the end of 2016.
Biyernes, Hulyo 10, 2015
Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation
The ultimate american movie is back now on its fifth installment entitled Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation, Tom Cruise reprises his role as IMF agent Ethan Hunt.
Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation is set to premiere n the Philippines this July 22.
Garage Magazine July 2015: Arnold Van Opstal and Mike DiGregorio
Philippine Basketball's young talents Arnold Van Opstal and Mike DiGregorio headlines this months Sports and Body issue of Garage Magazine.
Huwebes, Hulyo 9, 2015
The Love Affair
Star Cinema's latest movie "The Love Affair" marks the return to the big screen of the iconic love team of Richard Gomez and Dawn Zulueta with this generation's movie queen Bea Alonzo. Directed by Nuel Naval, "The Love Affair" is set to premiere this July 29.
The Love Affair tackles the story of Vince(Gomez), Tricia(Zulueta) and Adie(Alonzo), who will find themselves in a complicated situation, will they find their own happiness? and fix their relationships? .
Also starring in the movie are Tom Rodriguez, Jane Oineza, Eda Nolan, Ina Feleo, Grae Fernandez, Manolo Pedrosa, Alex Medina, Kim Molina and Victor Silayan.
Miyerkules, Hulyo 8, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 5: CSB Notches First Win, Altas Gains Solo Lead
In the first game of the day 5 of NCAA season 91 men's basketball tournament, the College of Saint Benilde Blazers finally notches their first win over the Emilio Aguinaldo College Generals 73-66.
The hungry and determined Blazers started of the match leading the first quarter with a huge lead over the Generals throughout the game though the General were able to get close in the last minute of the match at 59-65, the Blazers held on to their lead to bag their 1st victory after 2 lopsided loss.
Jonathan Grey and Travis Jonson led CSB with 19 and 18 points respectively, meanwhile Christ Mejos led EAC with 17 points. The CSB Blazers goes up to 1-2 record while the EAC Generals drops their 2nd game.
Scores:
CSB Blazers 73: Grey 19, Jonson 18, Saavedra 14, Ongteco 6, Fajarito 6, Sta Maria 4, Nayve 3, Castor 3.
EAC Generals 66:Mejos 17, Onwubere 14, Hamadou 14, Pascua 6, Bonleon 6, Addoum Abba 3, Pascua 6, Morada 2, Diego 2, Pascual 1, Estacio 1.
In the 2nd game, University of Perpetual Help System Dalta Altas escape past the pesky defense of Mapua Cardinals as they bag their 3rd straight win 82-79 to gain the solo lead.
Earl Thompson led the Altas with a double double performance of 9 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists, while Bright Akhuetie led the Altas in scoring producing 24 big points. on the other hand Josan Nimes and Alwell Oraeme contributed with 16 and 15 points respectively for the Cardinals in losing effort.
UPHSD secures a 3-0 record while Mapua drops to 1-2 win-loss record.
Scores:
UPHSD Altas 82: Akhuetie 24, Dagangon 16, Elopre 14, Thompson 9, Eze 7, Coronel 5, Oliveria 4, Dizon 2, Sadiwa 1.
Mapua Cardinals 79: Nimes 16, Oraeme 14, Isit 13, Aguirre 12, Biteng 8, Stevens 4, Serrano 4, Raflores 4, Brana 2, Dela Rosa 1.
Jonathan Grey and Travis Jonson led CSB with 19 and 18 points respectively, meanwhile Christ Mejos led EAC with 17 points. The CSB Blazers goes up to 1-2 record while the EAC Generals drops their 2nd game.
Scores:
CSB Blazers 73: Grey 19, Jonson 18, Saavedra 14, Ongteco 6, Fajarito 6, Sta Maria 4, Nayve 3, Castor 3.
EAC Generals 66:Mejos 17, Onwubere 14, Hamadou 14, Pascua 6, Bonleon 6, Addoum Abba 3, Pascua 6, Morada 2, Diego 2, Pascual 1, Estacio 1.
In the 2nd game, University of Perpetual Help System Dalta Altas escape past the pesky defense of Mapua Cardinals as they bag their 3rd straight win 82-79 to gain the solo lead.
Earl Thompson led the Altas with a double double performance of 9 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists, while Bright Akhuetie led the Altas in scoring producing 24 big points. on the other hand Josan Nimes and Alwell Oraeme contributed with 16 and 15 points respectively for the Cardinals in losing effort.
UPHSD secures a 3-0 record while Mapua drops to 1-2 win-loss record.
UPHSD Altas 82: Akhuetie 24, Dagangon 16, Elopre 14, Thompson 9, Eze 7, Coronel 5, Oliveria 4, Dizon 2, Sadiwa 1.
Mapua Cardinals 79: Nimes 16, Oraeme 14, Isit 13, Aguirre 12, Biteng 8, Stevens 4, Serrano 4, Raflores 4, Brana 2, Dela Rosa 1.
Martes, Hulyo 7, 2015
Ted 2
The Thunder Buddies are back on the big screen as the sequel to the 2012 film Ted is about to premiere. Ted 2 still stars Mark Wahlberg and the Cute and Huggable Teddy Bear "Ted" voiced by Seth Macfarlane, Amanda Seyfried and Morgan Freeman.
Ted 2 sets to premiere on July 15 here in the Philppines.
Sabado, Hulyo 4, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 4: Chiefs Gets First Win, Altas and Kights Shared The Top Spot
In the 4th day of action in the seniors basketball division of the NCAA. In the first game of the Friday Triple Header, the Arellano University Chiefs were able to snatch their first win this season in the expense of the Lyceum of the Philippines University Pirates 80-78.
It was a big first half for the Chiefs ending it with a huge 51-35 lead over the Pirates, however the Pirates were able to turn things around in the 2nd half to close in to the Chiefs and almost tied the game to over time.
Jovanie Jalalon already shook off all of the opening day jitters and led the Arellano Chiefs with 20 points, adding to that is Nichols 16 points. On the side of the Lyceum Pirates, Joseph Gabayni and Shaq Alanes led the scoring with 20 points each.
Arellano is now at 1-1, while Lyceum goes 0-2.
Score:
Arellano Chiefs 80: Jalalon 20. Nichols 16, Salado 10, Meca 8, Enriquez 6, Cadavis 6, Bangga 4, Holts 4, Tano 4, Ortega 2.
Lyceum Pirates 78: Gabayni 20, Alanes 20, Ayaay 10, Nguidjol 8, Lacastesantos 6, Mbida 5, Lugo 3, Marata 2, Taladua 2, Bulawa 2.
The Perpetual Help Altas escape past the CSB Blazers via the double-double monster performance of their Nigerian reinforcement Bright Akhuetie.
Akhuetie puts up a 44 points performance with 19 big rebounds that fueled the Altas win over the CSB Blazers 77-69, while reigning MVP Scottie Thompson added a triple-double performance of 14 points, 10 assists, and 12 rebounds.
On the other had JR Ongteco and Jonathan Grey teamed up for the Blazers putting up 23 and 18 points respectively. The Blazers dropped to 0-2 while the Altas are still undefeated at 2-0
Score :
UPHSD Altas: Akhuetie 44, Thompson 14, Coronel 8, Ylagan 3, Dagangon 3.
CSB Blazers 69: Ongteco 23, Grey 18, Jonson 9, Domingo 9, Fajarito 3, Nayve 2, Castor 2, Saavedra 3, San Juan 1.
In the final game of the 4th day of the seniors basketball of the NCAA, the Colegio de San Juan de Letran Knights defuses the heavily favored Jose Rizal University Heavy Bomber 78-62.
It was a close game in the first half but a 17-0 run by Letran in the end of the 3rd quarter made the difference as they led JRU 63-49. In the 4th quarter JRU were not able to catch up with the defense of and offense of Letran until the end of regulation.
Rey Nambatac top scored the knights with 25 points, while Paolo Pontejos led the heavy bombers with 11 points. Letran is now with 2-0 record while JRU drops to 1-1.
Score:
Letran Knights 78: Nambatac 25, Racal 15, Cruz 12, Sollano 10, Quinto 6, Calvo 3, Luib 3. Apreku 2, Balanza 2.
JRU Heavy Bombers 62: Pontejos 11, Abdul Wahab 11, Sannchez 10, Grospe 9, Dela paz 8, Lasquety 6, Balagtas 4, Teodoro 3..
PS: Letran's newest team manager is non other than Cong. Manny Pacquiao, maybe that's the reason why they played very well in their game.
It was a big first half for the Chiefs ending it with a huge 51-35 lead over the Pirates, however the Pirates were able to turn things around in the 2nd half to close in to the Chiefs and almost tied the game to over time.
Jovanie Jalalon already shook off all of the opening day jitters and led the Arellano Chiefs with 20 points, adding to that is Nichols 16 points. On the side of the Lyceum Pirates, Joseph Gabayni and Shaq Alanes led the scoring with 20 points each.
Arellano is now at 1-1, while Lyceum goes 0-2.
Arellano Chiefs 80: Jalalon 20. Nichols 16, Salado 10, Meca 8, Enriquez 6, Cadavis 6, Bangga 4, Holts 4, Tano 4, Ortega 2.
Lyceum Pirates 78: Gabayni 20, Alanes 20, Ayaay 10, Nguidjol 8, Lacastesantos 6, Mbida 5, Lugo 3, Marata 2, Taladua 2, Bulawa 2.
The Perpetual Help Altas escape past the CSB Blazers via the double-double monster performance of their Nigerian reinforcement Bright Akhuetie.
Akhuetie puts up a 44 points performance with 19 big rebounds that fueled the Altas win over the CSB Blazers 77-69, while reigning MVP Scottie Thompson added a triple-double performance of 14 points, 10 assists, and 12 rebounds.
On the other had JR Ongteco and Jonathan Grey teamed up for the Blazers putting up 23 and 18 points respectively. The Blazers dropped to 0-2 while the Altas are still undefeated at 2-0
Score :
UPHSD Altas: Akhuetie 44, Thompson 14, Coronel 8, Ylagan 3, Dagangon 3.
CSB Blazers 69: Ongteco 23, Grey 18, Jonson 9, Domingo 9, Fajarito 3, Nayve 2, Castor 2, Saavedra 3, San Juan 1.
In the final game of the 4th day of the seniors basketball of the NCAA, the Colegio de San Juan de Letran Knights defuses the heavily favored Jose Rizal University Heavy Bomber 78-62.
It was a close game in the first half but a 17-0 run by Letran in the end of the 3rd quarter made the difference as they led JRU 63-49. In the 4th quarter JRU were not able to catch up with the defense of and offense of Letran until the end of regulation.
Rey Nambatac top scored the knights with 25 points, while Paolo Pontejos led the heavy bombers with 11 points. Letran is now with 2-0 record while JRU drops to 1-1.
Letran Knights 78: Nambatac 25, Racal 15, Cruz 12, Sollano 10, Quinto 6, Calvo 3, Luib 3. Apreku 2, Balanza 2.
JRU Heavy Bombers 62: Pontejos 11, Abdul Wahab 11, Sannchez 10, Grospe 9, Dela paz 8, Lasquety 6, Balagtas 4, Teodoro 3..
PS: Letran's newest team manager is non other than Cong. Manny Pacquiao, maybe that's the reason why they played very well in their game.
Biyernes, Hulyo 3, 2015
#NCAA91 Day 3: Red Lions Wins 2nd Straight, Cardinals Bounces Back
The San Beda Red Lions easily demolished the EAC Generals 108-80 earlier today in their match up in the 3rd day of action in the 91st season of the NCAA at the Arena in San Juan.
Senior Player Art Dela Cruz fueled the Red Lions to get win number 2 with a 22 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assist to led San Beda in their 2nd straight victory.
This game also marked the return of Ola Adeogun and Baser Amer this season, Adeogun scored 12 points while Amer scored only 3 points.
On the other side Francis Munsayac top scored with 20 points in losing efforts for the Generals, EAC now drops to 0-2 meanwhile San Beda goes 2-0.
Scores:
San Beda Red Lions 108: Dela Cruz 22, Soberano 12, Adeogun 12, Sara 11, Cabanag 10, Tongco 10, Tankoua 9, Sorela 9, Reyes 6, Amer 3, Koga 2, Sedillo 2.
EAC Generals 80: Munsayac 20, Adoum Abba 17, Mejos 16, Bonleon 6, Mallari 5, Diego 4, Hamadou 4, Pascua 3, Pascual 3, Morada 2.
In the second game, The Mapua Cardinals were able to bounce back as they defeated the San Sebastian Stags in a come from behind 88-86 victory.
Returning Player Andretti Stevens became the game changer, as he was the spark that the cardinals are looking for in the first half. Stevens provided intense defense alongside with Oraeme specially in the last few minutes of the game that really gave the Stags a hard time to score.
Former Rookie of the Year Josan Nimes top scored the Cardinals with 20 points, adding to that is Mark Brana's 18 points to seal the 1st win of Mapua this season. Jamil Ortuoste and Michael Calisaan scored 21 and 19 points respectively for the Stags.
The Mapua Cardinals goes 1-1 as the San Sebastian Golden Stags drops their first assignment this season going 0-1.
Score:
Mapua Cardinals 88: Nimes 20, Brana 18, Oraeme 15, Isit 14, Que 7, Aguirre 7, Menina 4, Stevens 2. Villasenor 2.
San Sebastian Golden Stags 86: Ortuoste 21, Calisaan 19, Costelo 16, Guinto 13, Fabian 13, Santos 4.
Senior Player Art Dela Cruz fueled the Red Lions to get win number 2 with a 22 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assist to led San Beda in their 2nd straight victory.
This game also marked the return of Ola Adeogun and Baser Amer this season, Adeogun scored 12 points while Amer scored only 3 points.
On the other side Francis Munsayac top scored with 20 points in losing efforts for the Generals, EAC now drops to 0-2 meanwhile San Beda goes 2-0.
Scores:
San Beda Red Lions 108: Dela Cruz 22, Soberano 12, Adeogun 12, Sara 11, Cabanag 10, Tongco 10, Tankoua 9, Sorela 9, Reyes 6, Amer 3, Koga 2, Sedillo 2.
EAC Generals 80: Munsayac 20, Adoum Abba 17, Mejos 16, Bonleon 6, Mallari 5, Diego 4, Hamadou 4, Pascua 3, Pascual 3, Morada 2.
In the second game, The Mapua Cardinals were able to bounce back as they defeated the San Sebastian Stags in a come from behind 88-86 victory.
Returning Player Andretti Stevens became the game changer, as he was the spark that the cardinals are looking for in the first half. Stevens provided intense defense alongside with Oraeme specially in the last few minutes of the game that really gave the Stags a hard time to score.
Former Rookie of the Year Josan Nimes top scored the Cardinals with 20 points, adding to that is Mark Brana's 18 points to seal the 1st win of Mapua this season. Jamil Ortuoste and Michael Calisaan scored 21 and 19 points respectively for the Stags.
The Mapua Cardinals goes 1-1 as the San Sebastian Golden Stags drops their first assignment this season going 0-1.
Mapua Cardinals 88: Nimes 20, Brana 18, Oraeme 15, Isit 14, Que 7, Aguirre 7, Menina 4, Stevens 2. Villasenor 2.
San Sebastian Golden Stags 86: Ortuoste 21, Calisaan 19, Costelo 16, Guinto 13, Fabian 13, Santos 4.
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Produced by GMA Public Affairs and set to premiere this July 18, To The Top is a twice a week reality-talent development program featuring 18 young and very talented boys that will vie for the chance to become part of GMA's newest boy band.
Helping the program to hone the talents of these 18 boys are some of the county's top performer and artists, starting of with the leader of the pack Maestro Ryan Cayabyab, he will serve as the main judge for the whole competition.
Joining Mr C, are the vocal coaches from one of the country's premier vocal ensemble "The CompanY" Moy Ortiz, Sweet Plantado, and OJ Mariano; next up are the dance coaches, former members of the Philippine All Stars Madelle and Prince Paltu-ob, also part of the dance coaches is Jesse Gotangco who is an international break dancing champion; last but definitely not the least among the mentors are the Sound Squad of musical arrangers and sound engineers led by Jonathan Ong, Chino David, Chrisantony Vinzons, and Brian Lotho from the Sonic State Studio.
To The Top's process of picking up their contestants is far from the common open audition, they hand picked and invited the best vocals from different schools and organizations to try their luck to get in the top 18.
To The Top already began airing last June 25 on GMA's website www.gmanetwork.com/tothetop, the program's webisodes are hosted by Julian Trono, the audition process and the first few sneak peek of what's going on with the aspiring talented boys in their journey going To The Top.
After series of auditions, the program announced its 25 finalist, which were later cutted down to 14. Adding a twist the management launched an online wildcard voting for the netizens to decide who among the 11 eliminated contestants will be part of the Top 18.
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Who among these 18 young and talented male artist will rise TO THE TOP? find out as the first ever multi platform talent competition opens this July 18, 730pm on GMA 7!.
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