Cuppers blow 6-shot lead but RP juniors pull away

The Philippines blew a six-shot lead in the Putra Cup but pulled away in the
Lion City Cup behind its gutsy junior squad while gaining ground in the Santi
Cup in the second day of action at the Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia, Wednesday.
Mhark Fernando slowed down with a 73 after a 69 as Team RP sputtered with a 224
after a 214 for a 438, dropping to second behind a charging Thailand side, which
grabbed the lead at 437 after a 217.
Singapore matched RP’s first round 214 as it moved up to third with a 443 while
Malaysia took fourth spot with a 452 after a 223 followed by Indonesia
(221-454), Myanmar (230-458), Hong Kong (240-480) and Laos (248-495) in that
order.
Miguel Tabuena struggled with a 76 after a 72 but Jerson Balasabas counted with
a 75 as Dabawenyo Jhonnel Ababa groped for form with a 79.
Poom Saksankin fired a 69 for Thailand, which also drew a 73 from Suparkorn
Utaipat and a 75 from Wasin Sripattranusorn while Gregory Foo shot the
tournament best of 68 for Singapore, which also got a 72 from Joshua Shou and a
74 from Tze Huang Choo.
The RP juniors, meanwhile, padded its overnight lead of four to six with a 221
as it assembled a 36-hole of 447, six shots clear of Thailand, which had a 453
after a 223. Malaysia stood at third with a 225-457 followed by Singapore
(227-458), Indonesia (227-461), Hong Kong (237-471) and Myanmar (245-482).
The RP ladies also bounced back into contention after an awful start as it shot
a 221-448 to move within three shots off Thailand, which struggled with a 229
after a 216 for a 445.

Malaysia matched RP’s 221 to remain tied for second while Indonesia made a 228
for fourth at 462 followed by Myanmar (235-469), Singapore (240-470) and Hong
Kong (240-482).
“It was a tough day for the men’s team but I’m confident they would recover in
the last two days,” said NGAP president Leandro Mendoza. “With our junior team
sustaining its form and the ladies squad fighting back, we could even aspire for
a sweep.”
The Thais did the trick last year when they dominated the Lion and Santi Cups
and outlasted the Singaporeans in the Putra Cup in Chiangrai.
The RP ladies, meanwhile, rebounded from a harrowing first round stint of 227 as
it pooled a 221 then watched Thailand fumble with a 229 to wheel back into
contention in the Santi Cup.
Andie Unson, who shared the scoring honors with Irina Gabasa with 75s in Team
RP‘s atrocious 227 output in the first round, carded a 73 while Gabasa and ICTSI
teammates Dottie Ardina and Chihiro Ikeda all turned in 74s with one dropped
from the scoring in the four-to-play, three-to-count format event.
But the 221 proved enough to put the Filipinas back in the title hunt, moving
within three strokes off Thailand after falling by 11 strokes after 18 holes.
The Thais skied to a 229 after an impressive 216 for a 445, just three shot
ahead of the charging Philippines and Malaysia, which remained tied at second
with 448s. The hosts matched the Pinays 221 output.
The 15-year-old Unson,who ruled the AccuSport Championship in North Carolina,
the San Diego Junior Masters and the Optimist International Junior tournament
early in the year, also moved within two strokes off Thai veteran Yupaporn
Kawinpakorn in the individual race, assembling a 36-hole aggregate of 148.
Kawinpakorn remained in the lead with a 146.(pr)

RP Cuppers seize 6-shot lead as Fernando fires a 69

Mhark Fernando played true to form and fired a three-under 69 while youthful
Miguel Tabuena debuted in the men’s game with a solid 72 as the Philippines
pooled a two-under 214 to post a six-shot lead over Thailand at the start of the
Putra Cup in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Tuesday.
Fernando, the reigning Indonesian and Malaysian Am champion, strung up a 35-34
round at the Royal Selangor Golf Club to power the Filipinos’ hot start in the
50th staging of the annual championship otherwise known as the Southeast Asia
Golf Championship.
Tabuena, moving up from last year’s junior team to the men’s squad, actually led
RP’s charge with a stirring 33 at the front but the 15-year-old shotmaker slowed
down at the back with a 39 for that 72.
With Jhonnel Ababa carding a 73, the Philippines took charge with a 214, six
shots ahead of Thailand, which swept last year’s Putra Cup, Santi Cup and the
Lion City Cup at home but could only come up with a mediocre 220 yesterday.
Jerson Balasabas made a 76 and didn’t count for the ICTSI-backed Team RP, whose
campaign is sanctioned by the National Golf Association of the Phils.

The Philippines is seeking an end to a 14-year title drought in the
four-to-play, three-to-count format event celebrating its golden year at its
home course. The RP Cuppers last won in 1996 also in Malaysia.
Atthachai Jaichalad fired a 71 and Poom Saksansin made a 73 but Wasin
Sripattranusorn and Suparkorn Utaipat groped for identical 76s, one of which
counted for Thailand.
Myanmar grabbed third spot with a 228 while Malaysia, failing to flash its
familiarity with the layout, stood at 229 in a tie with Singapore. Indonesia lay
too far behind at 233.
The 18-and-under squad, led by reigning national champion Clyde Mondilla
likewise came through with a fine start of 226 to pace the Lion City Cup, four
strokes ahead of Thailand, which had a 230, while Singapore turned in a 231 and
Malaysia pooled a 232.
Mondilla matched par 72 while Miggy Yee and Jobim Carlos put in 76 and 78,
respectively, for Team RP’s 226 aggregate. Andres Saldana failed to count with
an 80.
Fernando and Mondilla also took the day’s top individual honors.
But while the men’s and boys teams sizzled, the RP girls floundered as reigning
national champion Irina Gabasa and Andie Unson carded identical 75s and Chihiro
Ikeda made a 77 for a 227, 11 strokes behind Thailand, which assembled an even
216.
Dottie Ardina, winner of last week’s Karambunai Open, limped home with a 78 and
failed to count.
Yupaporn Kawinpakorn shot a 69 to lead Thailand’s title-retention bid with
Paraisa Yok Tuan and Pinrath Looboonruang backing her up with 73 and 74 for a
216.
Malaysia also shot a 227 to tie RP at second.(pr)

Ardina rallies with 69, outsteadies Davao's Ikeda to cop Karambunai crown

Dottie Ardina battled back from two strokes down and outsteadied ICTSI teammate
Chihiro Ikeda of Davao in a backside shootout to fire a 69 and capture the 10th
Karambunai Amateur Open 2010 by three strokes at the Nexus Golf Club and Resort
in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Sunday.
Ardina used a near-impeccable short game to turn back Ikeda, coming up with two
superb iron shots in the last four holes for birdies, including on the 18th
that
capped her fightback from two strokes after a three-over 75 in the second
round.
She had a 34-35.
The reigning Southern Ladies champion totaled a 213, including an opening 69,
for a three-shot romp over Ikeda, who kept the lead with a 35 at the front but
reeled back with a double-bogey 6 on No. 14 where she reached the green in four.
Ikeda, winner here in 2008, wound up with a 74 and a 216 for second while
Jayvie
Agojo completed the ICTSI bets’ 1-2-3 finish with a 221 after matching par 72.
Sarah Ababa, who won the Malaysian Junior Open last week, took fourth place
with
a 223 after a 72 while Lovelynn Guioguio shot a 75 and placed fifth at 225
followed by Malaysian Diana Tham (75-226), Andie Unson (75-229) and Celeste Lo,
also of Malaysia (82-235).
The victory also primed up Ardina, together with Ikeda, for this week’s Santi
Cup, the ladies competition of the annual Putra Cup firing off tomorrow
in Kuala
Lumpur.
But the RP bets failed to complete a sweep as two-day leader Dante Becierra
cracked under pressure at the back, limping with a six-over card for a 78,
enabling Malaysian Lam Yu Shuen to snatch the win with a 226 after a 73.
Peter Villaber, who trailed Becierra in the first two days, also sputtered with
a triple bogey 6 on No. 16 with Shuen pouncing on the Filipinos’ erratic finish
to post a one-stroke victory in the men’s side.
Villaber settled for second with a 227 after a 75 while Becierra slid to third
with a 228 followed by Malaysians Peter Tan (75-229) and Lee Ka Tung (74-231),
Kenneth Kano (78-234), Alexes Nallos (82-234), Art Arbole (81-240), Paul
Echaves
(84-241) and Bino dela Paz (79-248).(pr)

Juvic zeroes in on Merit crown

Juvic Pagunsan remains well ahead of the field in the Order of Merit race in the ICTSI-Philippine Golf Tour, nearing the P1 million mark in earnings heading into the last three legs of the circuit beginning next week at Royal Northwoods.

The smooth-swinging Pagunsan has raked in winnings of P917,332, largely from two victories at ICTSI-Riviera and ICTSI-Apo legs and a couple of runner-up finishes at ICTSI Mt. Malarayat and at the ICTSI-Aboitiz in Cebu last month.

He could've actually pulled away from the field had he not figured in a final round controversy at ICTSI-Del Monte where he, along with Elmer Salvador and Richard Sinfuego, were disqualified for a breach of golf rule.

But the 31-year-old Bacolod ace has recovered from that misfortune and went on to finish runner-up to Jay Bayron in Cebu which also marked Aboitiz Equity Ventures' first involvement in pro golf as chief sponsor.

Bayron, boosted by his P200,000 winnings in the last leg and a string of runner-up finishes in the early going of the circuit sponsored by International Container Terminals Services, Inc., moved to No. 2 in the OOM race, amassing P809,317 and hoping to catch up with Pagunsan with solid finishes at ICTSI-Royal Northwoods on Oct. 6-8, at ICTSI-Valley Golf on Nov. 10-12 and at the final leg at ICTSI-Canlubang on Dec. 8-10.

Artemio Murakami is in third with P730,310 followed by ICTSI-Forest Hills leg winner Mars Pucay (P650,07), defending OOM champion Salvador (P522,644), Tony Lascuna (P489,964), Ferdie Aunzo (P458,164), lucky ICTSI-Del Monte leg winner Cassius Casas (P418,769), Angelo Que (P404,571) and Benjie Magada (P346,850, winner at ICTSI-Orchard leg.

The rest, including No. 11 and ICTSI-Sherwood leg champion Marvin Dumandan (P331,973), would be too far to pose a threat to Pagunsan although they are all expected to go all out in the last three legs to improve on their respective standings and gain the much-needed momentum for next year's staging of the annual tournament organized by Pilipinas Golf Tournaments, Inc. and backed by MJ Carr Golf Management, Jaguar, Land Rover, Studio 23, Balls TV, Srixon/Cleveland Golf, Callaway Golf, Odyssey and Golf Punk and media partners Business Mirror, Inquirer Golf Monthly, A Round of Golf, Pinoygolfer.com and Omnisource. (pr)

ICTSI bets near Karambunai Am sweep

Dabawenya Chihiro Ikeda made two three-putts and wavered with a 73 after a 69 but wrested
a two-shot lead instead as erstwhile co-leader Dottie Ardina hobbled with a 75
in the second round of the 10th Karambunai Amateur Open 2010 at the Nexus Golf
Club and Resort in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Saturday.
Dante Becierra also limped home with a 76 after a 74 but padded his overnight
one-shot lead over teammate Peter Villaber to two as the ICTSI-backed bets
threatened to sweep the 54-hole tournament like what their younger teammates did
in the Malaysian Junior Open last week.
Ikeda actually played solid off the mound and came up with superb iron shots,
hitting 15 greens in regulation. But she struggled on the unpredictable putting
surface of the par-72 layout and three-putted twice on Nos. 5 and 9 while
failing to save par on a missed-green mishap on No. 7.
But Ikeda, gearing up for the Santi Cup next week, rebounded with back-to-back
birdies from No. 15 for a 142 aggregate as she pounced on Ardina’s three-over
card to move within 18 holes from duplicating her victory here in 2008.
Ardina, who matched Ikeda’s opening 69, dropped to 144 while Malaysian Diana Tam
moved up to third with a 148 after shooting the day’s best score of 72.
Jayvie Agojo also bounced back with a 73 after a 76 but stood seven shots off
the pace at 149 followed by Lovelynn Guioguio (74-150), Sarah Ababa (76-151) and
local bet Celeste Lo (77-153).
Becierra, the former Hong Kong Open champion, made four birdies but had too many
bogeys and a double-bogey but his 76 and a 150 proved enough to put him two
strokes ahead of Villaber, who had a 152 after a 77.
Youthful Alexes Nallos caught up Villaber in third with a 152 after a 76 while
Malaysian Lam Yu Shuen shot a 78 for a 153 and Peter Tan, another local bet,
stood at 154 after a second straight 77.(pr)

Dabawenya, Ardina pace Karambunai Open

Dabawenya Chihiro Ikeda and Dottie Ardina fired identical three-under 69 to share the lead
at the start of the 10th Karambunai Amateur Open 2010 at the Nexus Golf Club and
Resort in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Friday.
Ikeda and Ardina, priming up for next week’s Santi Cup in Kuala Lumpur, gunned
down five birdies each to negate their two bogey mishaps as they posted a big
six-stroke lead over ICTSI teammate Sarah Ababa.
Winner of last week’s Malaysian Junior Open, Ababa struggled with a three-over
75 for third while Lovelynn Guioguio and the comebacking Jayvie Agojo stood a
shot farther back at 76, along with local bets Diana Tam and Celeste Lo, who all
had 76s.
Ikeda, a former winner of this annual event, hit 15 greens in regulation and
finished with a 34-35 round highlighted by three straight birdies from No. 5.
Ardina, on the other hand, had a solid stint on the sleek surface, making 28
putts, including a pair of birdies from 15 feet on Nos. 13 and 18, as she braced
for a showdown with Ikeda heading into the last two days of the 54-hole
tournament.
The ICTSI bets also lorded it over the field in the men’s side with Dante
Becierra seizing a one-shot lead over teammate Peter Villaber with a 74, marred
by four three-putts.

Villaber also groped for form on the greens, making three three putts for a 75
for joint second with local bets Lam Yu Shuen and Alan Chin Jun Nian.
Also in the hunt are Alexes Nallos and Paul Echaves, who both had 76s, while
Kenneth Kano and Art Arbole made a pair of 80s.(pr)

9th Anselmo M. Ferrazzini Memorial Golf Tournament results

APO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, INC.


Bago, Davao City

ANSELMO M. FERRAZZINI 9th MEMORIAL

Golf Tournament

September 19, 2010

I N D I V I D U A L W I N N E R S



Over All Gross: ALFONSO MARCELINO 35

Over All Net: RAMON TY GARCIA 45

CLASS – A

Gross Champ: MARC LOPEZ 33

Net Champ: PETER PINEDA 38

Gross 1st R-Up: RUBEN BIRAN 32

Net 1st R-Up: LARRY PASQUIL 37

Gross 2nd R-Up: ALEMAR ETRONE 30

Net 2nd R-Up: TING CASTILLO 36

CLASS – B

Gross Champ: JOHN MARIE LARRABASTER 30

Net Champ: FRANK BUNO 40

Gross 1st R-Up: REY YUMANG 25 15

Net 1st R-Up: GENERAL FRANCO 39

Gross 2nd R-Up: KENICHI KARINO 25 12

Net 2nd R-Up: CHIKOY SAAVEDRA 38

CLASS –C

Gross Champ: ALEX BUYCO 24

Net Champ: FRANCISCO MANALO 43

Gross 1st R-Up: EDWIN VALLEDOR 22 13

Net 1st R-Up: ED CUTLER 40

Gross 2nd R-Up: CYRIL DEFENSOR 22 12

Net 2nd R-Up: BUTCH JOCOM 39

CLASS – D

Gross Champ: KIM WOONG WHAN 19

Net Champ: ERWIN ALZATE 38

Gross 1st R-Up: OMAR PAYUMO 15

Net 1st R-Up: MARTE VELASCO 36

Gross 2nd R-Up: ANDY UGDORACION 12

Net 2nd R-Up: DODONG CASAS 34



T E A M W I N N E R S




Champion: YOO JAE WOON 45

PARK MEONG SUN 39 84

1st R – Up: PATRICK TAN 43

CARLO SISON 40 83

2nd R – Up: ROMEO YAN 46

ALEX SY 35 81

3rd R – Up: ALEX MARAMBA 48

FELIX DIOSO 31 79

4th R – Up: GADI SORELLA 40

TEODY BARNUEVO 37 77

Alabang, Cangolf top WGAP leg

Alabang and Canlubang finally clinched victories in Groups 1 and 2,

respectively, as they stepped up their bids for the overall championship in the

WGAP (Women's Golf Association of the Phils.) circuit’s sixth leg at Canlubang

Golf and Country Club in Laguna recently.



The Alabang golfers leaned on Lorna Tabuena and Rita Horan’s identical 38

points, Marilyn Reyes’ 36 and Finina Gorres’ 34 points to pool a 146 under the

Modified Stableford scoring system and post a six-point lead over Sta. Elena in

the premier class.



Sta. Elena, which humbled Alabang at the latter’s turf in the second leg of the

circuit organized by WGAP, turned in a 140 as Rio Co shot 38 points and Ayami

Morihiro, Hisayo Shimizu and Carmela Lee added 36, 34 and 32 points,

respectively.



Lucy Landicho fired 40 points to bag the individual honors but Canlubang settled

for third with a 139 as Lina de Guzman, Teresa Carpio and Ikuko Kito added 34,

33 and 32, respectively.



Villamor, winner at Valley in the kickoff leg, placed fourth with a 137 followed

by Tagaytay Highlands (133), Aguinaldo (124), Forest Hills (114), Valley Golf

and Riviera.



Canlubang, meanwhile, hacked out a one-point victory over Highlands, 144-143, in

their down-to-the-wire battle for the Group 2 crown with Tacing Laurel leading

the hosts’ charge with 43 points. Pamela Jimenez had 35 while Terry Parala and

Recy Barrientos added 34 and 32 points, respectively.



Highlands, winner of three previous legs, drew 37 points from Hedy See and

Veronica Veloso with the former winning the individual plum. Mabek Kawsek made

35 points while Marissa Vergara added 34 points.



Alabang came in third with a 125 followed by Forest Hills (119), Sta. Elena

(118) while Villamor and Riviera made similar 116s.



Aguinaldo continued to lord it over the Class C field as it picked up its fourth

win with a 153 total for a 17-point romp over Highlands, which had a 136.

Marie Guerrero shot 41 points while Edlyn Robas, Nitz Salivio and Leni Cabili

added 39, 38 and 35 points, respectively, for Aguinaldo while Highlands drew two

35s from Catherine Borja and Rosalind Wee and 34 and 32 points from Jessalyn Tan

and Ma. Lourdes Roxas, respectively.



Forest Hills placed third with a 133 followed by Sta. Elena (132), Alabang

(131), Villamor (116) and Canlubang (111) with Sta. Elena’s Ymir Maria Oliquino

bagging the individual title with 37 points.(pr)

Tabuena, Davao's Ababa cruise to victories

Miguel Tabuena and Dabawenya Sarah Ababa capped their three-day romp in the Malaysian
Junior Open, topping their respective divisions in runaway fashions in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Sunday.

Tabuena kept his run of under-par scores, closing out with a tournament-best 69 under ideal playing condition for a 54-hole haul of six-under 210 and a 10-shot victory over local bets Paul San and Jeremiah Kim, who both had 220s after a 72 and 73, respectively.

Reigning RP champion Clyde Mondilla matched par 72 and finished fifth with a 224 while Kenneth Kano (79-231) placed eighth and Bino dela Paz (82-234) and Alexes Nallos (77-234) wound up tied for 11th in the annual event for players 12-18 years old.

Aside from the overall crown, Tabuena also romped off with the 15-16 title as the ICTSI-Cangolf mainstay underscored his readiness for his first stint in the men’s national team in the Putra Cup, also in Malaysia, set next week.

Ababa also scored twin victories in the ladies side with the top ICTSI bet posting an eight-shot win over Kelly Tan in the overall division with a 218 after a 72 and a five-stroke victory over Vivienne Chin for the 15-16 crown.

Tan finished second in the 12-18 division with a 226 after a 71 while Chin, also of Malaysia, carded a 78 for third at 233.

The ICTSI-backed Team Philippines also took the team crown with a 287 from Tabuena’s 70-71 and Ababa’s 75-71 rounds in the first two days as the RP bets piled up a 287 aggregate, 18 shots clear of Malaysia, which had a 309.(pr)

9th Anselmo M. Ferrazzini Memorial Golf Tournament pairings

9th AMF MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
September 19, 2010 at the Apo Golf & Country Club, Davao City
PAIRINGS

 6 AM
HOLE PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2 PLAYER 3 PLAYER 4 PLAYER 5
1A BRODETH, LOUIE MARFORI, JOE TAN, BOY CASTILLO, TING MORALISON, ARCHIE
1B TORRES, WILLIE LIMJUCO, BOY LAZARTE, ROLLY DE LEON, WILLIE  
2A DELA CRUZ, VER BRIONES, DANNY MARTINEZ, ELMER NAGAYO, TOBING  
3A CABANG, MBONG CAMPBELL,, BILL DEL ROSARIO, MARVIN DEL ROSARIO, TJ  
4A CASTILLO, ED TAN, JOSEPH DEFENSOR, CYRIL KWAN, AHN JEA  
5A PATRONO, STELLA BERMUDEZ, MARCO AALA, EDGAR ABRASALDO, JUN MARFORI, ALEX
6A LIM, ROBERT OLMOGUEZ, CIRILO FLORES, ROLAND BUYCO, ALEX  
6B LIM, ROGER ALVAREZ, GERARDO BRITO, OLEG GAMOLO, ART  
7A YAMAGUCHI, SUSOMO LEONOR, JERRY DU, ROMEO RIVAS, KING  
8A RELAMPAGOS, DOY CASAS, DODONG ALBARACIN, MANNY SY, ALEX BASILLA, BONG
9A ZURITA, MIKE GASCAL, GANI ALBARILLO, NIDO PUDE, BOY  
9B LOBO, ROLLY BANDOLON, BOBBY UY, CHICHI PINEDA, RICKY PINEDA, PETER
10A PARILLA, BILLY NOGRALES, CARLO AGUAS, ANTON CAOPORAL, ARNOLD WHITTINGTON, MICHAEL
10B SILVESTRE, RONNIE PILLERIN, MAYONG COBOL, AL UGDURACION, ANDY SARABIA, BAL
11A TORRES, PETE TANCONTIAN, RAMSEY TRAJANO, RICO VELASCO, MARTE MARQUEZ, EFREN
12A HAW, MICHAEL ETRONE, ALIMAR SAAVEDRA, CHIKOY AVANCENA, TONY JUNSAY, COCOY
13A DESTREZA, GILDO DIGAL, JERRY DIOSO, FELIX DUTERTE, MANNY  
13B VICTORINO, ADOR MOON, YOO JAE YAMADA, NABORU YAN, ROMEO  
14A DOMINGO, PAOLO ELIZAGAQUE, RIC GARCIA, EDWIN GO, RODOLFO  
14B GALINATO, TANI ALZATE, ERWIN CANILAO, OBET CARESMA, RUDY CATURAN, EDIPOLO
15A GONZAGA, BONG JARDIN, ROMEO LAUENGCO, CARMELO LIM, DIOMEDES  
16A PARK, MEONG SUN TAN, PATRICK TAN, PRUEL TANADA, JUN  
17A MANALO, FRANCISCO MARAMBA, ALEX MARIMON, MARIO MASCARDO, SALDY  
18A PORTICOS, MAGNO RAMOS, FELECISIMO SISON, CARLO SO, ALEJANDRO  
18B NG, JOSEPH NG, JOHNSON MONEDERO, DEMY CO, VICTOR SANDOVAL, STEPHEN











9th AMF MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
September 19, 2010 at the Apo Golf & Country Club, Davao City
PAIRINGS

 11 AM
HOLE PLAYER 1 PLAYER 2 PLAYER 3 PLAYER 4 PLAYER 5
1A ROQUE, JANMAR ONG, FREDY RODRIGUEZ, FRANCIS SASIN, ANTHONY LARRABASTER, JIMMY
1B DUTERTE, PAOLO PLANA, NESTOR SR PLANA, NESTOR JR LOPEZ, OSCAR NITORREDA, MANNY
2A TAN, ANTONIO EUSTAQUIO, NAVARRO ANGELES, KEN GARCIA, VIC BUNO, FRANK
3A TAN, JONG MARCELINO, TIBOR TANTATCO, JET CALDERON, OGIE LARRABASTER, JOHN
3B ARRIBA, BOY BATACAN, ED BAUTISTA, TONY CARRIEDO, ALEJANDRO BUENDIA, ROLLY
4A CALIXTO, JIGGS YOUNG, RUN CHUN GLORIANI, DARIUS DAVIES, PETER VILLEGAS, CELSO
5A ABUNDO, ALFREDO AGBAYANI, ALEX ALANO, BERT AQUINO, TOM DE GUZMAN, ED
6A HERRERA, EDI BAHANI, SHERWIN SENINING, BENJIE ANONUEVO, AMADO DY, GOMER
6B KOZO, MAEDA KENICHI, KERINO SHINMURA, TOSHIAKI NABUO, ITO KUNLO, MURATA
7A EDILLON, REYNOLD LAFUENTE, JOE ROSARIO, VIC LEONOR, CHO  
8A RAMIREZ, JUAN RAMIREZ, JEFFREY BONGUYAN, LOUIE RAFAEL, JERRY SINGSON, JUN
9A LAZO, ART LEDESMA, LUDWIG VILLAROSA, BENHUR BRAGANZA, ELISEO POGOY, BERT
9B PLANA, BOBBY PANISALES, JESS SALANG, MAX DELORIA, PETER SIASON, ROBERT
10A VANDERSLUIS, JAAP VENUTI, ROMANO CUTLER, ED YAMYAMIN, JOEL YUKOKA, MASAKI
10B GARCIA, SONNY BAUTISTA, ANDREW DIAZ, WILLIAM LOPEZ, MARK WEE, BOBBY
11A CHUA, JOEY KANG, HO BONG YOUNG, RUNG CHUN BALINAS, DENNIS  
11B LUNA, RODOLFO MAGALLANES, RICHARD MAGDANGAL, SAMMY LOPEZ, VINCE  
12A UMALI, RALPH MARTINEZ, JORGE MORTA, ANTONIO ORTEGA, JAKE  
13A ALBA, ROGER QUEMADA, ROY TESTADO, JIMMY VALLEDOR, EDWN DINO, ULYSSES
13B PAYUMO, OMAR COSIO, BOYET CRUZ, ALBERTO YOUNG, NAM  HYUN  
14A TESADO, ALVIN YOUNG, JUN HEA HYUN, MUNG KEAN IKEDA, OSAMO  
14B GONZALES, VICTOR GUMAPAC, TONY GUEVARRA, ED HERNANDEZ, EVERANDO HONG, HENRY
15A CALIZO, BONG HAW, WILLIAM SY, RODRIGO LAO, AMAY  
16A TAM, RAMON YUMANG, REY ZAMORA, PETE YEO, JEROME FRANCO, GENERAL
16B YOUNG, HYUN NAM LAROUSE, BILL LO, RODERICK LU, RONALD  
17A NAGAYO, BONG DORADO, RICHARD ABEJAY, JEFFREY MAGSICO, RONALD UMALI, REY
18A RAMIREZ, PETER REMOUNO, FLORIAN SAKAY, RICHARD SAAVEDRA, JOHN  
18B DEL VALLE, RUEL SANTAYAN, RICHIE GUIANG, RYAN SALVADOR, RAYMOUND  


CEREMONIALS : 10:30 AM
FERRAZZINI, JOHNNY ROQUE, JANMAR ONG, FREDY LARRABASTER, JIMMY VANDERSLUIS, JAAP
(CHAIRMAN-MERCO) (SELECTA) (SELECTA) (AGCCI PRESIDENT) CO-PRESENTOR

2nd Davao Eaglemasters Cup Golf Tournament results

RANCHO PALOS VERDES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
2^nd Davao Eaglemasters Cup Golf Tournament
September 11-12, 2010



WINNERS SCORE


CLASS C - INDIVIDUAL
1st RUNNER-UP UY, JOSE FORTUNATO 22


CLASS B - INDIVIDUAL
1st RUNNER-UP KANG, HO BONG 32

CLASS A - INDIVIDUAL
1st RUNNER-UP KIM, IL GYU 39


CLASS C - INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPION SALVADOR, RAYMUND 25


CLASS B - INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPION RAFAEL, JERRY 32

CLASS A - INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPION GARCIA, BAYANI 40





DIVISION 3 - TEAM
2nd RUNNER-UP EAGLE MASTER - 5 60
FALCON, NONOY
INUMERABLES, MARIO
BARIO, LITO
ANG, DODONG
MILITAR, BONI


DIVISION 2 - TEAM
2nd RUNNER-UP AMIGO - 1 92
LUNA, RODOLFO
TESADO, ALVIN
GUIANG, RYAN
FRANCO, GENERAL
LEE, ROMMEL


DIVISION 1 - TEAM
2nd RUNNER-UP AMIYA - A 116
LOPEZ, MARC
YANGO, NOEL
WEE, BOBBY
GONZALES, VIC
BAUTISTA, ANDREW


DIVISION 3 - TEAM
1st RUNNER-UP EARLY BOYS 63
GUEVARRA, ED
BATILLER, GARY
LU, RONALD
LANOY, DOMING
LO, ELINDO


DIVISION 2 - TEAM
1st RUNNER-UP POGI BOYS - 2 93
ALBARILLO, NIDO
GASCAL, GANI
ZURITA, MIKE
RELAMPAGOS, DUY
PUDE, BOY


DIVISION 1 - TEAM
1st RUNNER-UP T.G.I.S. - 1 119
GARCIA, BAYANI
PASCUAL, TEODY
TIONKO, TOFFEE
ALIMAR, ETRONE
FUSILERO, LEO






DIVISION 3 - TEAM
CHAMPION MATINA UNDERDOG 63
RIZON, DODONG
SANTOS, REY
METILLA, JUN
GLORIANI, BEN
BAGO, ARNEL



DIVISION 2 - TEAM
CHAMPION EAGLE MASTER - 8 95
DUBLAN, LITO
SERADO, JUN
DIZON, ABE
FANLO, TONY
INUMERABLES, MARIO





DIVISION 1 - TEAM
CHAMPION DREAM TEAM 132
GALICIA, NINOT
GUMAPAC, VINCENT
MORENTE, JAMES NOEL
TAN, CHRIS
MACKAY, MONCHIT