Courtesy of Cebu Daily Newspaper (http://www.inquirer.net/)
Monday, October 6, 2008 issue
by Jonas Panerio, Correspondent
Rick Gabuya, Sports Editor
THE BOOTERS of the University of San Carlos (USC) did not take long to get into form as they defeated the University of Cebu (UC), 4-2, in the collegiate division of the Cesafi football tournament at the USC-Technological Center in Talamban.
USC, last year’s runner-up to the crown and champions in 2006, wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard as they scored in the game’s first minute behind a quick strike from Renan Gustilo. 15 minutes later, vaunted striker Kyle Soriano joined the scoring parade with a prolific conversion while Patrick Philip scored in the 34th minute to propel the lead to 3-0 that all but decided the game’s outcome.
UC’s Rodney Gandionco tried to rally their troops with a goal in the 76th minute but USC’s Eldon Ensumo quickly squashed those hopes with another goal six minutes from regulation time. UC’s Julius Jumaoas added a consolation goal in extra time to peg the final tally.
The University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) also scored a 6-0 win over newcomers Cebu Doctor’s University (CDU).
Scoring two goals each were Joseph Rodriguez and Rene Sanchez while contributing a goal each were John Casayan and Edmar Galacio./CORRESPONDENT JONAS PANERIO
Monday, October 6, 2008 issue
by Jonas Panerio, Correspondent
Rick Gabuya, Sports Editor
THE BOOTERS of the University of San Carlos (USC) did not take long to get into form as they defeated the University of Cebu (UC), 4-2, in the collegiate division of the Cesafi football tournament at the USC-Technological Center in Talamban.
USC, last year’s runner-up to the crown and champions in 2006, wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard as they scored in the game’s first minute behind a quick strike from Renan Gustilo. 15 minutes later, vaunted striker Kyle Soriano joined the scoring parade with a prolific conversion while Patrick Philip scored in the 34th minute to propel the lead to 3-0 that all but decided the game’s outcome.
UC’s Rodney Gandionco tried to rally their troops with a goal in the 76th minute but USC’s Eldon Ensumo quickly squashed those hopes with another goal six minutes from regulation time. UC’s Julius Jumaoas added a consolation goal in extra time to peg the final tally.
The University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) also scored a 6-0 win over newcomers Cebu Doctor’s University (CDU).
Scoring two goals each were Joseph Rodriguez and Rene Sanchez while contributing a goal each were John Casayan and Edmar Galacio./CORRESPONDENT JONAS PANERIO
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