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Lord,tulungan N’yo po

akong maging mabait

kahit na hindi mabuti

ang mga taong nasa

paligid ko. Turuan N’yo

po akong gawin ang

tama kahit na salungat

ito sa iba. Gabayan N’yopo ako na ipaglaban ang

katotohanan para sa

kabutihan ng karami-

han. Amen (Belinda

Bonagua)

VOL. 14 NO. 69 • THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015

INIT NG PAGMAMAHAL. Sa Project Unang Yakap nakabuhol gamit ang kumot na tinatawag nakangaroo style ang mga bagong-silang sa dibdib ng kanilang nanay. Dahil maaga pa lamang ay naipaparamdam sa bata ang init ng pagmamahal, pasado sa World Health Organization ang programa.

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Dahil ramdam agad ng mga

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Roach walapa sa tabini Pacquiao

A day at theMansion

with Gov Vi

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2 NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015

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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 3NEWS

ILANG minuto nangpangalanang bagong

hepe ng PhilippineNational Police-Special

Action Force (PNP-SAF)si Chief Superintendent

Moro Virgilio M. Lazo sacommand ceremony sa

Camp Bagong Diwa saTaguig City kahapon.

GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE

Bagong pinunong SAF si MoroNALUKLOK bilang bagong direk-t o r n g S p e c i a l A c t i o n F o r c e(SAF) si Chief Supt. Moro Vir-gi l io Lazo sa isang payak atmaikling “assumption of com-m a n d c e r e m o n y ” s a C a m pBagong Diwa sa Taguig City.

Pinalitan niya si DirectorGetulio Napeñas, na tinanggalkasunod ng pagkasawi ng 44SAF commando noong Enero 25sa Mamasapano, Maguindanao.

Sinabi ni Lazo “grateful, hon-o r e d a n d h u m b l e d ” s i y a s a

pagkakapili upang pamunuanang SAF, na nilarawan niyang“unit close to my heart.”

Nikko Dizon

Saludo ang WHO

sa Project UnangYakap ng ‘Babyfactory’ ng Pinas

civil society advocateat sa balana.

“This is somethingthat we learned in thePhilippines and now

we have exportedit.... We are taking itall over the regionnow,” ani Dr. HowardSobel, WHO regionalcoordinator for repro-ductive, maternal,newborn, child andadolescent health, saisang panayam ng

mga reporter noongMiyerkules.

May apat na hak-bang sa ilalim ngUnang Yakap: Angagaran at masinsi-nang paglilinis sasanggol, maagangpagpapadikit ng sang-gol sa ina, wastongpanahon ng pag-ipitsa pusod, at hindiagad pagpapalayo sa

ina para sa maagangpagpapadede.

Ni Jocelyn R. Uy

TINUTURING ang “baby factory” ngbansa bilang isang modelo para saprograma ng World Health Organiza-tion (WHO) na nagtatampok sa pag-didikit ng mga ina sa mga bagong-silang na sanggol bilang paraan upangmabawasan ang pagkamatay.

Umani ng papurimula sa WHO ang Dr.Jose Fabella MemorialHospital ng pamaha-laan sa Sta. Cruz,Maynila, kilala sa na-pakataas na bilang ngnagsisilang dito kadaaraw, para sa mabi-sang pangunguna saprogramang “Unang

Yakap” noong 2008.Sinabi ng Western Pa-cific Region Office ngWHO na nasa Maynilana ipakakalat nito angmagandang ginagawang Fabella sa iba pang

mga bansa na may mataas na antas ng

pagkamatay ng sang-gol, partikular sa Tsi-na, Vietnam, Cambo-dia, Papua NewGuinea, Laos, Mongo-lia at Solomon Islands.

Kasama ng Pili-pinas ang pitongbansang ito sa pinag-mulan ng 97 porsyen-to ng mga nasawingbagong-silang na sang-gol at ina sa rehiyon.

Tatalakayin anghakbang na Unang

Yakap sa isang pro-grama ng WHO nga-

yong araw sa higit

pang mga health worker, policymaker,

Martsa sa SAF 44bawal mamulitikaBAWAL ang mga karatulang kon-tra sa pamahalaan sa martsa sabuong bansa para sa 44 nasa-

wing commando ng Special Ac-tion Force (SAF) sa Marso 8.

Nagpaalala ang retiradongChief Supt. Tomas Rentoy III,chair ng Philippine National Po-lice Academy Alumni AssociationInc., na “apolitical” ang pangya-

yar i at bawa l magd ala ng mgakaratulang nagtataglay ng mgapangalan ng pangkat at samahan.

Magsisimula ang 44-kilome-trong “March for Justice for SAF44” sa Dasmariñas City at mag-tatapos sa Quezon City. MR


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INQUIRER tilt winnersto fly to Cannes

For defining the most clear,creative and practical concept, Almendras and Santillan willcarry the country’s flag andcompete with top talent from allover the world at the Young Li-ons Marketers Competition dur-ing the 2015 Cannes Lions In-ternational Film Festival in June.

“This is the age of inquiry, which is what the brand INQUIRER stands for. So [for our concept]

we wanted everyone to be part of the nation’s transformation andbe ‘inquirers’ themselves. Not justto get information but to con-

By Miguel R. Camus

THE ROAD to Cannes, France, is clear for two young marketers, who bested 13 others in aPhilippine Daily INQUIRER -backed contest to se-

lect the country’s representatives to the world’s mostprestigious advertising and communications awardscompetition.

Ada Almendras and Ashley Santillan of Golden Arches De-

velopment Corp., which oper-ates fast-food giant McDonald’s

in the Philippines, won the hon-or on Feb. 7.The participants were given

less than 24 hours to come up with a campaign to strengthenthe INQUIRER brand while takinginto account the rapidly chang-

ing media landscape, as tech-nology is constantly providingnew delivery platforms.

tribute it as well,” Almendras said.Both also highlighted the im-

mense pressure in representingthe Philippines, which has pro-duced several winners at theCannes Lions festival in previ-ous years.

Alexandra Prieto-Romualdez,INQUIRER chief executive officerand president, said the judgesappreciated Almendras’ andSantillan’s comprehensive and

practical pitch.“That was the key... how to

sustain the campaign and show-ing that it wasn’t just a one-off,”she said.

The Cannes Lions festival hasbeen running for over sixdecades and is considered “the

world’s biggest celebration of creativity.”

Named first runner-up onSaturday were the team of Ray-mond Lagdameo and Samantha

Huang of Nestlé Philippines Inc.Romualdez said the INQUIRER will sponsor their registration

for the Spikes Asia competitionin Singapore in September.

The INQUIRER competition al-so drew participants from someof the country’s biggest compa-nies, including Bank of thePhilippine Islands, Johnson &Johnson, Del Monte Philippines,Smart Communications, GlobeTelecom, Universal RobinaCorp., PepsiCo, Peerless Prod-ucts and Liwayway Marketing.

While the INQUIRER has beenthe official representative body to the Cannes Lions, this is thefirst time the publication grouphas provided “full sponsorship”as costs in previous years wereshared with the Philippine Asso-ciation of National Advertisers.

“We were encouraged to seethat we have such great talentin the Philippines. We will con-tinue to support this programsimply because of the wealth of

talent. You did not disappoint,”Romualdez said in her remarksto the participants.

Tickets to Katy’s Prismaticconcert now availableINTERNATIONAL pop queen Katy Perry’s presence is as powerful asfireworks as anticipation for herconcert here in the country

heightens, with fans eagerly preparing to storm the Philippine

Arena on May 7. The tour, p re-sented by AEG Live, complementsher highly successful album Prism, which debuted at No. 1 onThe Billboard 200.

Shuttle services are availablefor everyone, so they can com-fortably go to and from the con-cert venue while interacting withother Katy fans. Shuttle ticketsare priced at P50 round-trip.

Pickup locations are at the fol-lowing: Alabang Town Center (infront of Krispy Kreme and JambaJuice) (2:30 to 3:30 p.m.); Inter-C o n t i n e n t a l M a n i l a O p e nCarpark in Makati (2:30 to 3p.m.); and TriNoma in front of Landmark Department Store (3to 5 p.m.). Strictly no shuttleticket-no bus ride policy. Only concert ticket holders are allowedto purchase the shuttle tickets.Present your concert ticket overthe counter or your order num-

ber if you’re buying online. Shut-

tle bus service booking and tick-eting will only be until April 5.

It is a must to arrive at least15 minutes before the designat-ed time.

Get your concert and shuttletickets via TicketWorld and SMTickets. Check www.katyper-ryph2015.com; like Katy Perry PH 2015 on Facebook and fol-low @katyperryph2015 on In-stagram and Twitter. Join the so-cial conversation by clicking on

the hashtag #katyperryph2015!

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mented by outerwear collectionsfor men and women, Geox’s lat-est lines guarantee a season of incomparable functionality anduncompromised style amidst theexcitement of life in the metro.

t h e W o m e n ’ s S / S 2 0 1 5Footwear Collection featureshigh heels, pumps, midi wedges,and flats in classic blacks and

whi tes , ear th ton es, and eve nbrighter shades such as fir greenand cobalt blue. A few pieces

are made from discolored calf-skin with weave patterns andfrom goatskin given metallic andpearlescent sheen.

there are sandals in leatherand jacquard fabric with eitherfloral motifs or animal prints inp y t h o n o r t e g u l i z a r d , a n dsneakers with flexible soles in

various styles.the Men’s S/S 2015 Footwear

Collection highlights the Nebulaproject for lace-ups and slip-

ons—ergonomic si lhouettes

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It also introduces the Am-phibiox range, the new genera-tion of waterproof footwear,

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feature the Net Breathing Sys-tem that allows ultra-lightnessand ultra-flexibility. There are

the Xense mox moccasin and the XFir st Derb y that combi ne theclass of formal style with thesame technology. In addition, theBradford line reinvents classiclace-ups with soles that combineleather and rubber, while the

XAND range provides a pumpingeffect that lends the feeling of

weightlessness in every step.For boys and girls aged 7 and

up, the Junior S/S 2015 Collec-tion is designed for use and forfun on all occasions: school,leisure, and play time.

A fus ion of mul tif unc tion alelegance and modern chic de-tails, the Women’s S/S 2015Outerwear Collection includescity and padded nylon down

jac ket s, bla zer wai stc oat s andslim-fit jackets in new fabricsand bold colors. These piecescan effortlessly take you fromday to night, from casual todressy.

It’s urban elegance for 24/7functionality for the Men’s S/S2015 Outerwear Collection.This season’s theme revolvesaround five technical, aesthet-ic passwords: quickness, light-ness, accuracy, multiplicity,

and visibility.

KATY Perry

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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 5SHOWBUZZ

A day at the Mansion with Gov Vi

We went to “Ala Eh Country”for the auditions of Miss TeenEarth/Little Miss Earth. Beingthe ever-gracious host, Ate Vihad her staff prepare a sumptu-ous breakfast for us.

As soon as she arrived, it was nonstop chikahan. It wasthe first time for the CD produc-tion staff to have a close en-counter with the Star for AllSeasons. Doubtless, they werestar-struck, but Ate Vi had suchan endearing way of makinganyone feel at home.

Kudos to Ate Vi for addinganother feather to her cap. She

was given an Award of Merit(Special Mention) at the IndieFest Film Awards in Californiafor “Ekstra.”

Her acting prowess is defi-nitely Hollywood-worthy. “Imiss acting,” she said. “When I

watch my colleagues in tele-seryes, I feel envious. I tell my-self, I can do that!”

Ate Vi is raring to shoot her

movie with Angel Locsin. “An-gel will portray a caregiver andI will be a cranky patient,” shesaid. “It has the feel of ‘TheDevil Wears Prada.’ Our con-frontation scenes are intense.”

Since Angel is Ate Vi’s possi-ble daughter-in-law-to-be, theirscreen jousting would be quiteengaging to watch.

Asked about raging nationalissues, Ate Vi said, “It’s all aboutteam effort. We must all do ourpart, no matter how small. Let’sstop playing the blame game!”

It has been 18 years sinceshe joined government and Ate

Vi is still hands-on in herprovince. “It’s not easy being alady leader in Barako Land,”she admitted. “The trust thatthe Batangueños have given meis the best reward. When pushcomes to shove, I can be barako(macho), too.”

Due to her frenzied schedule,she hardly has time to party. “I

was so thrilled to have a night

out in Valkyrie with (husband)Ralph (Recto) and my family,”she recalled. “I miss wearingglamorous outfits. I am alwaysdressed like a governor.”

With that trademark genuine warmth (which enveloped ustill the ride back home), Ate Viserved us kapeng barako andsinaing na tulingan.

Thank you, Ate Vi, for neverrunning out of ways to nurtureour friendship. Never enoughtime with you, but always morethan enough love.

Lucky starLuis Manzano is the sum of

the best parts of his dad, EduManzano, and mom, VilmaSantos. He got Ate Vi’s charismaand Doods’ gift of gab. As hostof the fifth season of “Deal orNo Deal” (weekdays, 5 p.m.

ABS-CBN), Luis is in his ele-ment. Beyond being “Lucky.” histalent has made him step out of the shadow of his famous par-ents—and step up.

Here’s my tête-à-tête

withLuis:

What is the stage of yourrelationship with Angel Loc-sin?

Stage of renewed love, withthe vision of settling down

within arm’s reach.How has your relationship

with Angel improved the sec-ond time around?

We brought a whole new[group of] “people” to the table.

Would you want your momto run for President?

Wherever her heart leadsher, I will be behind her.

What makes the new sea-son of “Deal or No Deal” moreexciting?

The interaction with thelucky stars. I can’t wait for theregular players to join, too.

What’s your deal with An-gel?

Forever.

What’s your deal with yourparents?

To be a good son. Hahaha!Deal!

Belo in TimeBelo Medical Group (BMG)

has once again gained globalrecognition for its achievementsin cosmetic surgery and aesthet-ic dermatology. Time magazinefeatured the clinic in the sameissue as the 2014 Person of the

Year: The Ebola Fighters.

The article named the Philip-

pines as “the rising star of beau-ty tourism,” a $3-billion indus-try.

The report noted that BMG“received the Platinum awardfrom Allergen for being thePhilippines’ top performingBotox treatment clinic for 10consecutive years.

“My dream is to make thePhilippines a world-renownedbeauty destination,” says Dr.

Vicki Belo.Indeed, the world is taking

notice, putting the country onthe map through Belo’s services.

Super festThe theme of this year’s Su-

per8 Grocery Warehouse funfest is “Buhay Bida, Buhay Pe-likula,” an homage to Philippineshow biz.

I think the bida part is per-fect since Super8 goes out of its

way to treat customers like VIPs.

I heard that quite a numberof stars will make special ap-pearances during the company’sbig event, from March 26 to 28,at World Trade Center in Pasay.

Super-exciting!Personal

Thanks to Ate Vi’s ever-de-pendable girl Friday Weng,Maricel Desiatco and PJKhodiel for their kind assis-

tance.

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

IT’S always a delight to chat with Gov.

Vilma Santos. Her joie de vivre is con-tagious. My son, IC (Mendoza) and I,

along with the Captured Dream (CD) pro-duction team, visited Gov Vi at her Batan-

gas Capitol office—referred to as the Mansion—lastFriday.

Madonna hitshead duringperformanceLONDON— Madonna saysshe hit her head and suf-fered whiplash when she

was yanked backward downsome steps while performinglive at the Brit Awards.

The dramatic tumble oc-curred Wednesday as the56-year-old sang “Living ForLove.”

Madonna’s dancerstugged at her flowing Ar-mani cape, but instead of coming loose it dragged thesinger down three steps.Madonna said the cape hadbeen tied too tightly at the

neck “and my two lovely Japanese dancers basically strangled me off the stage.”

She told Britain’s“Jonathan Ross Show:” “Ihad a little bit of a whiplashand I smacked the back of my head. So there was aman standing over me witha flashlight until about 3a.m., making sure I was stillconscious.”

Extracts from the inter-

view were released Friday. At the concert scene,Madonna is set to go on aglobal tour to promote hernew album “Rebel Heart”

with a concert at the Ameri-can Airlines Arena in Miamion Aug. 29, her promoters,Live Nation, said on Mon-day.

The tour includes New York, Boston, Chicago,Philadelphia; Vancouver,Canada; San Juan, PuertoRico; Cologne, London,Paris, Barcelona and otherEuropean cities. Australiaand Asia dates will be an-nounced later.

In December demo tracksfrom Rebel Heart, her 13thstudio album, were leakedahead of its release next

week. Madonna, 56, re-sponded to the hacking by releasing six tracks for pur-chase on iTunes. Inquirer

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Hawks,

CavaliersmasiglaCLEVELAND — Tumipa ng 27puntos si LeBron James upangumakyat sa ika-21 puwesto ngNBA scoring career list at pinos-te ng Cleveland Cavaliers ang110-79 panalo laban sa BostonCeltics Martes.

May kabuuang 24,508 pun-

tos si James na inunahan si Ray Allen matapos ipasok ang lay-up sa third quarter.

Pinaupo sa bench si James4:41 nalalabi at hindi na mulingpinaglaro.

Bumuslo si Kyrie Irving ng18 puntos sa kanyang pagbaba-lik matapos mawala sa hulingdalawang laro dahil sa proble-ma sa balikat, samantalang nag-ambag si Kevin Love ng 12 pun-tos.

Bumandera si Brandon Basssa Boston na may 15 puntos.Sa Atlanta, may 25 puntos si

Jeff Teague at 18 puntos si AlHorford upang pabagsakin ngHawks ang Houston Rockets,104-96.

Hindi nakalaro sa Houston siJames Harden dahil sa suspen-syon. Si Harden ang nangungu-nang scorer ng liga.

Angat ang Rockets bagokunin ng Hawks ang 91-90 ag-

wat sa tres ni Teague.May 21 puntos si Jason Terry

samantalang may 18 puntos siTerrence Jones para sa Houstonna natikman ang pagkatalo sahuling anim na laro.

Sa Denver, bumira si DaniloGallinari ng season-high 26puntos samantalang may 14puntos at 14 rebounds si Ken-neth Faried upang talunin ngNuggets ang Milwaukee Bucks,106-95.

Nagwagi ang Denver ilang

oras matapos palitan ni assis-tant coach Melvin Hunt si headcoach Brian Shaw.

Sa Charlotte, inungusan ngHornets ang Los Angeles Lakers,104-103. Tumirada si Al Jeffer-son ng 21 puntos at kumuha ng16 rebounds samantalang may 20 puntos si Mo Williams.

Iba pang mga resulta: Sacra-mento 124, New York 86; Utah93, Memphis 82; Chicago 97,Washington 92.

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ALA munang sparring si Manny Pacquiaohabang wala pa si trainer Freddie Roach.Itutuon ng pambansang kamao ang pokus

sa pagpapakondisyon bilang paghahanda sa SuperFight nila ni Floyd Mayweather Jr. Mayo 2 (Martes sa

Maynila) sa MGM Grand sa Maynila.Habang hindi pa dumarating

si Roach ay gigiyahan si Pac-quiao ni strength and condition-ing coach Justin Fortune at as-sistant trainer Buboy Fernandezsa Wild Card Gym sa Holly-

wood.Bagamat mahusay ang

kondisyon ni Pacquiao namaaaring pabilisin ang iskedyulng pagsasanay, nais ni Fortunesundin ang programang ini-

hatag ni Roach.

Nasa Macau sa kasalukuyan siRoach upang tulungan si Chinesesuperstar Zou Shimingna hahara-pin si Thai Amnat Ruenroengpara sa titulong International Box-ing Federation flyweight.

Gagawin ang sapakan Marso7 at inaasahang babalik sa Los

Angeles si Roach sa Marso 8.Sinimulan ni Pacquiao ang

araw sa pamamagitan ng pag-takbo kasama ang kapatid na si

Bobby.

Fajardo may not play inPBA All-Star By Musong R. Castillo

JUNE Mar Fajardo, the reigningPBA MVP, is a doubtful starterfor the South team in theleague’s Annual All-Star Gameslated this Sunday in PuertoPrincesa, Palawan, after suffer-ing a left ankle sprain Tuesday.

Fajardo twisted his left anklein the first quarter of SanMiguel Beer’s 102-91 victory over Barako Bull that kept theBeermen in the hunt for a play-off slot in the Commissioner’sCup at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

“I don’t know if I can stillplay (on Sunday),” Fajardo saidafter the game. “It will all de-pend on the results of the X-rays (and magnetic resonanceimaging). If it’s still painful, I

won’t force it.The 6-foot-10 San Miguel

cornerstone was voted to theSouth’s starting lineup by fanstogether with Greg Slaughter of Barangay Ginebra, Asi Taulavaand James Yap and Marc Barro-

ca of Purefoods.

Morenohinihintay sa SEAGKABILANG si Pinoy archerGabriel Moreno sa limangatleta na susubaybayan sa28th Southeast Asian Gamesin Singapore.

Kasama ni Moreno, 2014Nanjing Youth Olympics goldmedalist, sa piling listahan ngmga atleta si swimmer JosephIsaac Schooling ng Singapore,Ratchanok Intanon ng Thailandbadminton, Malaysian diverPandelela Rinong Anak Pamg atIndonesian long jumper Maria

Natalia Londa. Ayon sa

www.seagames2015.com, nag-sisilbing inspirasyon ang 16-taon gulang estudyante ng DeLa Salle Greenhills sa mgaPilipino. Nakatuon din angpansin ng apo ni star makerGerman Moreno sa 2016 RioSummer Olympics.

Napanalunan ni Moreno angginto sa mixed doubles katam-bal si Chinese Li Jiaman sa

Youth Olympics.


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model

Sunrise:6:14 AMSunset:6:04 PM

Avg. High:32ºC

Avg. Low:

23ºCMax.Humidity:(Day)54%

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Friday,Mar. 6

Canniele FaithSantos, kalahoksa 2015 Bb.Pilipinaspageant.Panoorin ito sa

Marso 15.RICHARD REYES

PVF hindi uurungan POC ni PepingILIGAL, imoral atlabag sa batas. Itoang binatong mga

akusasyon ni sports-man-businessman atPhilippine VolleyballFederation presidentEdgardo Boy” Canta-da laban sa PhilippineOlympic Committeena pinamumunuan niJose ‘‘Peping” Co-

juangco.Kasamang hu-

marap ni Cantada samga mamamahayagkahapon sa MakatiCity si overall projectdirector Dr. Rustico‘‘Otie” Camangian,deputy secretary-gen-eral Gerard Cantadaat legal counsel Atty.Dexter Corpus.

Diniin ngnakatatandang Canta-da na nananatilingang PVF ang pam-bansang asosasyon ng

volleyball sa bansa

bagamat ayon sa POC

ay wala na ito atpinalitan ng Larong

Volleyball sa Pilipinas

na pansamantalangpinamumunuan niJoey Romasanta, bise-presidente ng POC atmatagal ng kaalyadoni Cojuangco.

Dahil sa rekomen-dasyon ng POC ay kinikilala ng Interna-tional Volleyball Fed-eration ang LVP.

Ngunit sinabi niCantada na hindi silasinabihan ng POC

tungkol sa pagkawalang PVF.‘‘The PVF is still the

national volleyball or-ganization of the coun-try,” sabi ni Cantada.

Ayon kay Cantadalabag sa kautusan ngPOC ang nangyarisapagkat hindi du-maan sa General As-

sembly ang pagtang-gal sa PVF.

‘‘POC is a fraternity

of sports associations.This is not just a fightfor PVF but also forNSAs. I ask that thePVF be invited in its GA so that we can give ourchance,” ani Cantada.

‘‘Coaches, teachers,athletics directors.These are our mem-bers,” ani Cantada.

PVF PALABAN(Mula kaliwa) Atty. Dexter Corpuz, Edgardo ‘‘Boy’’ Cantada, Otie

Camangian at Gerard Cantada. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Isa na lang: Eaglesabot-kamay korona

La Salle Lady Archers

sa straight sets, 25-20, 25-20, 25-19 up-ang puwersahin angdo-or-die para saikalawang upuan sakampeonato.

Naunang pumasok sa finals ang kampe-ong Ateneo Lady Ea-gles na pinoste ang14-0 marka sa elimi-nasyon.

“We’re happy but we can’t relax, there’sstill a lot of work todo,” sabi ni NU coachRoger Gorayeb.

Bumandera si Espe- jo matapos iiskor angapat sa huling limangpuntos ng Eagles.

“He’s very consis-tent,” wika ni Ateneocoach Oliver Almadrokay Espejo na napil-ing rookie MVPnoong nakaraang sea-son.

Tinulungan ang Ateneo ni YsraelMarasigan na may 15spikes, limang butataat dalawang serviceaces.

Ni Jasmine W. Payo

LUMAPIT ang Ateneo Blue Eaglessa makasay-sayang unang titulosa volleyball kahapon sa UAAP

sa Smart Araneta Coliseum.Hinataw ni Marck

Espejo ang 31 puntosupang patahimikin ngBlue Eagles ang Na-tional University Bull-dogs, 25-19, 30-28,

20-25, 25-22, saGame 1 ng best-of-three Finals series.

Sa mga kababai-han, sinorpresa ng La-dy Bulldogs ang De

OPENSA BINABALEWALA ni Jaja Santiago ng NU Lady Bulldogs ang depensa niChristine Ogunsanya ng De La Salle samantalang naghihintay sa bola si KimFajardo. Nagwagi ang NU, 25-20, 25-20,25-19.

MGA LARO SASABADO

(Mall of Asia Arena)2 p.m.—NU vs Ateneo

(men)4 p.m.—La Salle vs NU

(women)


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