Capul Soccer Teams Demolish Foes


Once again, the Capuleño footballers showed great class yesterday as they conquered all other pretenders to the provincial soccer throne.

Both the elementary and high school teams emerged as champions in the provincial meet, giving them the right to represent Northern Samar in the EVRAA.

This feat though is not uncommon as Capul's Teams have all these years been the title holders - as they have even reached the Palarong Pambansa where they placed 6th at one point.


The winning teams were composed of the following:

Elementary Soccer Team:
Coach: Mr. Manuel Catucod
1. Enecillo, Reggie Boy
2. Congzon, Dominic
3. Balon, Marko Paulo
4. Congzon, Ian Harvey
5. Guardiano, Ivan kier
6. Gacilo, Hermie
7. Esquillo, Jayno
8. Magdaraog, Jefferson
9. Garais, Jeb

(list still incomplete)


High School Team:
Coach: Mr. Luis Ombrog
1. Galosmo, Bobby
2. Castillo, Arman
3. Eusibio, Jefferson
4. Ombrog, Kenken
5. Ombrog, Melvin
6. Ombrog, Arceo
7. Saluib, Emerald
8. Montopar, Jessan
9. Saluib, Jay
10. Flores, Nino
11. Ortega, Rojevelle
12 Catucod, Cyrus
13. Bandal, Kevin
14. Manaog, Allan Paul
15. Recluta, Eric


From the Administrator:

Soccer is now proving to be Capul's main and most rewarding sport. This tradition of excellence needs to be pursued, so there has to be a comprehensive plan to continually upgrade the players' skills.

We need to support these kids. One of these days, this site will feature the means as to how each and everyone of us can share in the effort. Many thanks in advance.

(pics sent by Ian Castillo)

Comments

  1. FernanDecember 13, 2009 at 11:00 PM

    saintuman ko lugod e mga batch ko ngan elementary pa kami. tak'ka mga eya national siguro. kas padi bentot guardiano, joey deculawan, ruben cajandab, daryl catucod, danilo bayabay and others of CCES-I Batch '96.mga soccer players kami ba c CCES-I Batch '96 'til hi-skul- CAIS Batch 2000.

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  2. fernanDecember 13, 2009 at 11:04 PM

    Saintuman ko lugod e mga batch ko way back 1996 kay mga champion liwat mga eya si soccer. The CCES-I Batch '96. kas padi bentot guardiano, gerver guardiano, daryl catucod, danilo bayabay, ruben cajandab, awong hechanova, vonn alfaro and others of CCES-I '96/CAIS Batch 2000.

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  3. AnonymousDecember 14, 2009 at 4:20 AM

    asig ...
    way to go guys :))

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  4. AnonymousDecember 20, 2009 at 6:32 PM

    Im looking for my nephew in the picture they look a like where are you Onyok.Where ever you are in the picture Im proud of you keep it up.
    Auntie Cynthia

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