Teenage Basketball: JP Cup

 

Regardless of what people say about basketball not being suited to Asian capabilities (as against the taller races) there's really no telling Filipinos from enjoying and mastering the game. That's why there are basketball courts, in whatever form, in all the nooks and crannies of the archipelago.



Capulenos of course are not exempted. Truth is, the passion for basketball seemed to have even increased among the current crop of youth.

To tap this continuing fascination with the game, Mr. Pepe Manaog decided to launch a basketball tournament for teenagers of Brgy. 2. Dubbed JP Cup, the energetic dribblers got the chance to show off their stuff and there's no denying that Capulenos are no push-overs among their peers.
Featured here are pics during the championship game between the Blue and White teams.

the champions
the runners-up
the game officials




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