UPHR Juniors Wins LAPRISAA Chess '08

The Juniors Chess Team of the University of Perpetual Help System - Las Pinas won High School Boy's Team and Individual championship of the Las Pinas Private Schools Athletic Association or LAPRISAA.

It was a memorable Saturday for the juniors team who placed 4th in the NCAA Chess Tournament 2008 as they took the 1st, 3rd and 4th spots of the final standings, thus assuring them to become the team champions.

Here's the final standing:

LAPRISAA (Boys-High School Division)

November 29, 2008 - Bloomfield, BFRV, Las Pinas City
Organizer(s) : LAPRISAA
Tournament Director : National Arbiter Ferdie Reyes, Sr.
Chief or supervising arbiter : National Arbiter Ferdie Reyes, Sr.
Arbiter : Gatz Luz, Fred Chay, Milo Samaniego, Danny Villanueva
Town : Las Pinas City
Date : 2008/11/29

Final Ranking

Rank

1 DANDAN, Tristan Univ. of Perpetual Help - 5½ 0 Champion

2 MANILA, Paul Adrian Montessori De Manila 5 0 2nd Place

3 SERVIDAD, Elxander Univ. of Perpetual Help - 4½ 0 3rd Place

4 DADO, Darell Univ. of Perpetual Help - 4 0

5 IMPROGO, Jonathan Young Achiever's Int'l. S 4 0
6 VERASTIGUE, Michael Divine Light Academy - LP 4 0
7 AFANTE, Mike St. Mark Institute 4 0
8 GAMBOA, Justin Bloomfield Academy 4 0
9 NERI, Benz Carlo Divine Light Academy - LP 3½ 0
10PANIS, Mark St. Mark Institute 3½ 0

11ADAME, Neil Adriane Bloomfield Academy 3 0
12MARPA, Karl Young Achiever's Int'l. S 3 0
13CARIM, Ibrahim Young Achiever's Int'l. S 3 0
14AQUINO, Kim Jasper Montessori De Manila 3 0
15PANLAQUI, Isaiah St. Mark Institute 3 0

16HERNANDEZ, Victor Las Pinas College 3 0
17GRANADA, John Jane Bloomfield Academy 2½ 0
18LARA, Elijah Timothy Las Pinas College 2½ 0
19GARCIA, Robert King Montessori De Manila 2 0
20MEJOS, Kevin Merry Treasure School 2 0

21LEUS, Kevin Andrew Divine Light Academy - LP 2 0
22ESTACIO, Antonio Merry Treasure School 2 0
23CHOI, Sam Creative Middle School 2 0
24GUEVARRA, Gervin Las Pinas College 2 0
25DELA CRUZ, Alexandre Creative Middle School 1 0
26SUGISAWA, Akira Creative Middle School 0 0

In the high school girls division, it was Divine Light Academy Las Pinas who won the team championship as Carmela Ysabel Galve and Trizia Anne Cosme took gold and silver medal awards respectively.

Standings below:

LAPRISAA (Girls - High School Division)

Final Ranking

Rank

1 GALVE, Carmela Ysabel Divine Light Academy - LP 6 0 Champion
2 COSME, Trizia Anne Divine Light Academy - LP 5 0 2nd Place
3 MADCASIM, Reema Young Achiever's Int'l. S 4 0 3rd Place

4 DIAMA, Danna Dianne Las Pinas College 4 0
5 GALIAS, Mary Grace St. Mark Institute 4 0
6 BONIFACIO, Fayola-May Las Pinas College 3½ ½
7 SANTIAGO, Christel Gracienne Divine Light Academy - LP 3½ ½
8 REVILLA, Carren Grace St. Mark Institute 3 0
9 BONIFACIO, Bianca-Chloe Las Pinas College 3 0

10GARCIA, Marcela Camille Bloomfield Academy 3 0
11VALENZUELA, Angelica Bloomfield Academy 3 0
12CARBONELL, Arlen Young Achiever's Int'l. S 3 0
13BUTACAN, Ruth Creative Middle School 2½ 0
14NOTHDURFT, Sara Angelica Montessori De Manila 2½ 0
15GANIH, Kyra Hillary St. Mark Institute 2½ 0
16DE GUIA, Claire Ayra Bloomfield Academy 2½ 0
17CRUZ, Kristine Mae Montessori De Manila 2 0
18RUBAS, Dominique Creative Middle School 1 0
19GALILA, Bianca Creative Middle School 1 0
20BOTE, Bianca Marie Montessori De Manila 1 0

In the grade school section we have the following results:

LAPRISAA (Boys - Grade School Division)

Final Ranking

Rank

1 MADCASIM, Abdullah Young Achiever's Int'l. S 5 0 Champion
2 BOLINAO, Josh Domonic Bloomfield Academy 5 0 2nd Place
3 ADRIANO, Raymond Wendell Montessori De Manila 4½ 0 3rd Place
4 UY, Philip Andrew Bloomfield Academy 4 1
5 AURE, Junel Paolo Mayflower Academy 4 0

6 PAGATPATAN, Enrico Mayflower Academy 3½ 0
7 DELA VEGA, Abrham Divine Light Academy - LP 3½ 0
8 IMPROGO, David Young Achiever's Int'l. S 3½ 0
9 REYES, JR., Jeoffrey Divine Light Academy - LP 3 0
10PARK, Brian Sang Jun Montessori De Manila 3 0

11TABUZO, Jamaru Univ. of Perpetual Help - 3 0
12GRANADA, Matthew Bloomfield Academy 3 0
13DOROIN, Jason Daniel Mayflower Academy 3 0
14MANAGUAS, Keanu Univ. of Perpetual Help - 2½
15BALACCUA, Herald Univ. of Perpetual Help - 2½ ½
16SAPALASAN, Rya The Archangel's Academy 2 0
17HICHIWA, Shiro Montessori De Manila 2 0
18MIRANDA, Joseph Divine Light Academy - LP 2 0
19CINCO, Rod Christian Las Pinas College 1 0


LAPRISAA (Girls - Grade School Division)

Final Ranking

Rank

1 GUIOGUIO, Karen Angelica Bloomfiled Academy 5 0 Champion
2 CALUGAY, Mayumi Mayflower Academy 5 0 2nd Place
3 ROJAS, Justine Mae Mayflower Academy 5 0 3rd Place

4 DEL CAMPO, Angielou Mayflower Academy 4 0
5 DIWA, Majie Liza Univ. of Perpetual Help - 4 0
6 MIJARES, Nadine Divine Light Academy - LP 4 0
7 PEREZ, Rose Anne Divine Light Academy - LP 4 0
8 MAKALINTAL, Lance Daryl Las Pinas College 3 0
9 ORBESO, Alysa Mary Bloomfiled Academy 3 0
10MANILA, Frances Sophia Montessori De Manila 3 0
11BAUTISTA, Louise Anne Montessori De Manila 3 0
12DIWA, Loren Marciana Univ. of Perpetual Help - 2½ 0
13VALDEZ, Ma. Ermelinda Bloomfiled Academy 2½ 0
14SANTOS, Ericka Joy Las Pinas College 2½ 0
15SANTIAGO, Claudette The Archangel's Academy 2½ 0
16PLETADO, Krisha Donna Univ. of Perpetual Help - 2 1
17BAUTISTA, Angelica Montessori De Manila 2 0
18BAUTISTA, Camille Las Pinas College 1½ 0
19SANTIAGO, Kimberly Kate The Archangel's Academy 1½ 0

And here is the complete team standings in all divisions and categories:


Final Standings

Boys - High School Division

1 University of Perpetual Help of Rizal
2 St Mark Institute
3 Montessori de Manila
4 Young Achiever's International School
5 Divine Light Academy
6 Bloomfield Academy
7 Las Pinas College
8 Merry Treasure School

Girls - High School Division

1 Divine Light Academy-Las Pinas
2 Las PInas College
3 St. Mark Institute
4 Bloomfield Academy
5 Young Achiever's International School
6 Montessori de Manila

Boys - Grade School Division

1 Bloomfield Academy
2 Mayflower Academy
3 Montessori de Manila
4 Divine Light Academy - LPC
5 Young Achiever's International School
6 University of Perpetual help of Rizal
7 The Archangel's School
8 Las Pinas College

Girls - Grade School Division

1 Mayflower Academy
2 Bloomfield Academy
3 University of Perpetual Help of Rizal
4 Montessori de Manila
5 Divine Light Academy
6 Las Pinas College
7 The Archangel's School


A historic feat for the juniors chess team as this is the first time they've conquered the LAPRISAA Chess Tourney which has run some 20 years now. Whew!

LAPRISAA Chess used a 6 round Swiss System with 20/G time control. Next assignment for the champions is their dual match with the LAPSAA champions, Bloomfield Academy. The date is set on December 6, 2008,Saturday. Winner of the match will play against the public school champions.

Congratulations!

Pixar Shorts: Gerry's Game

It was another family dinner night to remember at SM Bacoor tonight... no it has nothing to do with what we ate nor "kakulitan" I had to go thru with my tots.

It has something to do with this Pixar short film we saw on the window of one of the appliance shops in that mall. Funny, smart and yes, chesstacticaly hilarious!Street smart, witty!

Watch it here.

By the way, Las Pinas Private Schools Athletic Association (LAPRISAA) Chess Tournament is happening tomorrow Saturday from 800 AM - 600 PM at the covered court of Bloomfield Academy, Las Pinas City.

Officiated by the Chess Arbiters Asssociation of the Philippines, the tourb=nament will be directed by National Arbiter Ferdinand Reyes Sr. who has for 20 years been the commissioner for the chess tournament of LAPRISAA.

UPHR Juniors Team will be represented by Elxander Servidad, Tristan Wayne S Dandan and Darell John Dado.

Good luck to all of the participating schools and players!

Here's another "standard" game I had at FICS:




Another win with my ...c6 ...d5 first two moves against a higher rated opponent.

Part Of The Game

Hey there!

The Norwegian wonderboy GM Magnus Carlsen plays not just chess but also football, very European right? Anyways, I'd like to talk about football for while and take a break from our beloved game of chess.

We al know how big football is around the world, specially Europe. That's why Carlsberg Brewery launched a football web-TV-channel www.partofthegame.tv.

Check out those funny videos, crazy football-loving fanswho insanely cross boundaries between fanaticism and obsession. As if these features aren't enough, you can upload your own collection of never-before-seen footages of football games.

Football, soccer, chess, football and soccer, they do mix!

Talent and Training in Chess

Here's a nice study I found published thru chessbase, Preliminary Results of FIDE Chess Survey, A Study by Dr. Robert Howard.

Nice one!

Back to Back Olympiad Gold

The 38th World Chess Olympiad is over and Team Armenia won the gold for the second straight time!

The Olympiad champions who were 9th seed at the start of the tournament finished with 9 points followed by 8th seed Israel who went on to capture the silver with 8 points and taking home the bronze is 10th seed Team USA who also scored 8 points but had to yield to 3rd spot when tiebreaks were applied.

For a complete list of the final rankings of the Open Category, visit chess-results.com.

Individual board prizes will show us GM's Peter Leko of Hungary and Boris Gelfand of Israel sharing the top spot among the elite board one players with a score of 10 points.

And in board 2, GM Vladimir Akopian of Armenia ranked number one with 8 points and followed by GM Francisco Pons Vallejo of Spain with 9 points, hmmm? Why is that? Maybe it has something to do with tiebreaks. Our very own GM Wesley So took the 11th spot, congratulations!

Board 3 top performer was taken by another Armenian, GM Gabriel Sargissian with a score of 9 points.

Board 4 top performer goes to GM Dragisa Blagojevic of Montenegro with 8 points. Newly-minted GM John Paul Gomez joins the elite 20 opn the 19th, congratulations!

Board 5 goes to GM Dmitry Jakovenko of Russia with a total of 7 points out of 9 games. GM Darwin Laylo takes his spot in the elite 20 on the 19th, congratulations!

In the Women's section, we have 4th seed Georgia winning the gold with 8 points, 2nd seed Ukraine winning silver with 8 points and 7th seed USA taking the bronze with a score of 8 points, tiebreaks applied.

Here is the complete list of the final rankings of the women's category.

For the Individual board prizes, we have GM Chiburdanidze Maia of Georgia winning with 7.5 points for board 1, IM Anna Zatonskih of USA on board 2 with 8 points,IM Kosintseva Nadezhda of Russia on board 3, IM Majdan Joanna of Poland on board 4 and WGM Zdebskaja Natalia of Ukraine on board 5. Interestingly, RP ladies' Camacho Chardine Cheradee and Bernales Christy Lamiel joins the elite 20 for their board assignments (4 and 5) on 17th and 15th respectively, congratulations!

For our RP Team Individual performances, click on Men's Team and Women's Team.

Congratulations to everyone who considers himself/herself to be part of the chess kingdom for this successful Olympiad shows the whole world that chess is very much alive and relevant today and forevermore.

This is another learning experience not just for the players but also for the NCFP people who man the management aspect of chess in the Philippines. We could have seen GM Eugene Torre score points on board 1 had he not excused himself from the National Qualifying which I believe should be the basis of any team composition. We all know that he's a legend but hey, let's follow rules ok?

To all our players who represented our country very well on and off the board, thank you!

Dresden Olympiad: Last Round

Men's Team is paired against Argentina while our RP Ladies will be playing against Team Mexico. I feel these last round matches will go our way!

Night Knight!

Hey there!

A game position I reached against Damien of FICS with a rating of 1600+ the other night. This game was the first I had using 15/G since I've always loved playing bullets at FICS. My standard rating was only 1100+ before the game.

I was white and it was my turn to move:



I had 6 minutes remaning and had to make sure I don't misfire or lose ammunition in the remaining moments of the fight. Around 4 minutes on my time, Damien whistled on our chat forum this: Are you still there?"

The game continues:

1. Qf2 Rh8
2. Qf5 Qb7

My opponent resigned. How would've the game continued?

Another game I had, this time against MrBrooks with a rating of 1525 and our time control was 16/G. Another "standard game" for me, one of the few.




Oh yes, MrBrooks was a sore loser! He stalked me in the forum and told me computers made life easy for me. Oh well, I had fun winning and he made it memorable all the more.

Momentum Shooting Up

Hey there!

RP Men's Team drew 2 - 2 with an all-GM Greece team in the 4th round and a 5th round win against another all-GM Iran Team 2.5 - 1.5 in the 38th World Chess Olympiad in Dresden Germany.

RP Ladies losses their match against Team Belarus with a score of 1.5 - 2.5 in the 4th round but went on to win their 5th round match against the Kiwis with a score of 3.5 - .5.

The 38th World Chess Olympiad is now on it's 6th round and yes, Team Philippines momentum is shooting and hopefully it lasts till the end for a good top ten finish.

Going into the 6th round, RP Men's Team is placed on 28th of the standings while our Ladies Team is on 58th. It will be Sweden vs RP Ladies and Philippines vs Spain.

Men's Team Philippines, do not forget what those Spaniards did to our ancestors, they made life miserable for us for 300 plus years. They called the Filipinos Indios, Illustrado....It's payback time! We've saved their colonies, now we'll rock their brains out! Go Team Philippines! Hehehehe!

To Pin or Not To Pin

I arrived in this position while playing 20/G with Tristan this afternoon. In this position, black played Qc6 which I replied with Qc8+. The game ended there because he used up all his remaining time and I reminded him the time loss story of Andronico Yap which Lilet told us some months ago... well we laughed so hard we ended up trying to get the best continuation for both sides.

First concern, a longer time control could have forced me to move Bb5 after black's Qc6, the pin is a power tripper right? Hehehehe! Any of his moves I could have followed with Rh1-e1.

But anyways, how would you have continued? Please send me your thoughts. My idea here is:

1. Qc8+ ... Ke7
2. Bb5 Nd7
3. Re1+ Ne5

And black escapes? Temporarily with tremendous material loss.

Don't use your chess playing sofware yet here. Am sleepy now, Monday tomorrow and I gotta head for bed now.

Bis' morgen!

RP Wins VS Monaco

Hey there!

We won our 3rd round match against Monaco and 2nd round match against Algeria with a 2.5 vs 1.5 for our Men's team. GM Wesley So did not play in the 3rd, Gm Bong Villamayor didn't get the win on board one, GM Gonzales drew his game while GM Laylo and IM Gomez won their matches in the said round.

For our women's team, we had a winning score of 3.5 vs .5 against the team from Yemen. Perena, Camacho and Bernales won their matches while Cua drew her game.

In the 4th round, our boys are paired against an all-GM Greece team. GM Villamayor rests and our wonderboy plays on board one, Gonzales on 2nd, Gomez on 3rd and Laylo on 4th board respectively while RP Ladies are paired against team Belarus.

Good luck Team Philippines!

2008 Xavier Interscholastics

Hey there!

It's only November and the people behind the Xavier Interscholastic Chess Tournament is already sending their invites... Hmmm! Don't you just like it when you get the feeling that a tournament is organized way advance and infos are sent out three month before the games?

Here is the letter:

10 October 2008

Greetings!

The Athletics and Physical Education – Xavier would like to invite your school to
participate in the 5th Xavier Interscholastic Chess Invitational to be held on 24 and 31 January2009 at the Fr. Cortina Sports Center Function Room, Xavier School,
Greenhills West, San Juan, Metro Manila.

Like the previous years, we shall have both Grade School and High School divisions.
This tournament is open to bonafide students of your school. While in essence, an
individual tournament, we shall also be recognizing team effort. Each school may field any number of teams of four players each in both divisions. Tournament fee is
P500.00 per individual player or P2000.00 per team of four.

Please fill up and sign the confirmation page attached and send it to us through Fax:
722-1980 or Email: gndelaspenas@xs.edu.ph or jsy@cismanila.org or submit to Xavier
School Athletics Office on or before 16 January 2009. All fees should also be in by 16 January 2009. They may be paid through the Xavier School Cashier's Office located at the Administration Building along Xavier Street. Please make checks payable to Xavier School.

For more information, call 7230481 Ext 242 or 374 and ask for Jane or Larry. You can
also call the tournament director, John Sy, at (0917) 833-3825 TO ALLOW SCHEDULING OF AN APPROPRIATELY SIZED VENUE, PLEASE REGISTER YOUR TEAMS BY 16 JANUARY 2009.

Also attached are the tournament rules and schedule.

We hope to see you and your players on tournament day.

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,

Larry De Las Peñas
APEX Coordinator

XAVIER INTERSCHOLASTIC CHESS INVITATIONAL
Tournament Rules

Format and Time Control

1. The tournament format shall be a 6-round, one game per round, INDIVIDUAL SWISS
SYSTEM with barred pairings. Players from the same team will not be paired against
each other.

2. The time control is game in 45 minutes with no increment.

3. The winner of the tournament will be the individual with the highest point total and will be awarded the championship medal. The first and second runner-ups will also be recognized with medals.

4. The team whose players have accumulated the highest combined score will win the
Xavier Interscholastic Chess Cup. The first and second runner-up teams will also be
awarded runner-up trophies.

Eligibility and Participation

1. The tournament shall be open to all bona fide students of the invited schools.
Tournament officials reserve the right toseek clarification of the eligibility of any
participating player so proof of enrollment (valid student ID card) should be available.

2. Each invited school may field any number of teams composed of four players each—no
alternates. The schools must provide the number of teams participating and the names
of the players on each team in advance to the tournament officials. The list of players on each team may be changed until the tournament begins.

3. Once the tournament begins, no changing of player rosters will be allowed.

4. As this is an individual Swiss system tournament, board orders will not be necessary.

Tournament Mechanics

1. Each team is requested to supply at least two tournament size boards and sets and two chess clocks. The host school will be able to provide a number of boards and sets for the tournament but this may not be enough for everyone.

2. In the event that both players have boards and sets (in the absence of host-provided board and set) and clocks, the player playing Black shall have the choice of which board, set, and clock to use.

3. All games must be recorded. An official score sheet, signed by both players attesting to the result of the game, must be submitted by each player to the tournament officials at the end of each game.

Tie Breaks

1. Ties will be broken only at the end of the tournament to determine the top three
individual winners.

2. In the event that two players tie for a winning slot, the head to head result shall be the first tie break used

3. If the result between the two players was a draw and if more than two players tie for the same winning slot, the tie will be broken using the modified median method and the cumulative method in that order.

China vs Philippines

Now we've had another screw up...

Where did I get the Philippines vs ICP team for the 1st round?

Anyways, China scored 2.1 vs 1.5 against our team with GM Wesley So winning against GM Ni Hua, IM John Paul Gomez getting a draw against GM Li Chao. GM's Villamayor and Gonzales didn't score a point in the 1st round.

In the Women's division, Philippines drew their match against the Lithuanians, 2:2. This is a win for our Ladies as they had to play against higher rated opponents.

Congratulations!

Here is the second round pairings for the 38th Dresden Olympiad
Open and Women's Divivision.

Dresden Olympiad

While I was away minding my personal life, chessdom continued to go thru it's evolution with the Dresden Olympiad finally here. We have the 1st round pairings and we're playing against the IPC.

The past three weeks have been so torturous for me as I had to work on the MGIS Tigers schedule, deal away my way out of my Morocco mix-up which by the way is not pushing thru.

With CNN's historic "hologram" newscasting last week, I don't know if our Olympiad Team will do the same... One thing is for sure, we are here to support them!

Win win win! That's the way of the world!

NM Cabellon in MERALCO Chess

Here's an email from MERALCO Chess:

"National Master Gerry Cabellon of MERALCO Manila Sector holds a 10-board simultaneous match against 3 junior and 7 senior players of MERALCO Chess Club last November 8, 2008 at the Basement Canteen, Lopez Bldg. NM Cabellon, who earned his title in the 1990's by beating now GM Bong Villamayor and now IM Petronio Roca, registered 8 wins and 2 draws. In photo are (L-R) 10 year old Josiah Mabugat, Milo Mabugat of Delta, Romy Aguilar of Call Center, retiree Jerome Jerusalem, and Jackie Ynot of Help Desk.

Not in photo are young players Junior Sol Cruz and Elijah Mabugat, retiree Lito Mamba, Abet Casiano of Baliwag Business Center and Jerome Cruz of Balintawak Sector. For more photos log on to www.meralcochess.blogspot.com and lopezwellness.com."

Tigers On The Move

After a month of wheelin' and dealin with schools within the community, MGIS Tigers are now scheduled to play friendly matches with other schools. Here is the schedule:

Date: November 12, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Chess vs Southridge

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Date: November 13, 2008
Day: THURSDAY
Place: Kalayaan Gymnasium
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Kalayaan National High School

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Date: November 19, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Boys Football vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Boys vs Southridge

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Date: November 26, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Cuenca Football Field
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Football Girls vs Alabang Football Club

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Go Tigers! Go! Go! Go!

Tigers On The Move

After a month of wheelin' and dealin with schools within the community, MGIS Tigers are now scheduled to play friendly matches with other schools. Here is the schedule:

Date: November 12, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Chess vs Southridge

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Date: November 13, 2008
Day: THURSDAY
Place: Kalayaan Gymnasium
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Kalayaan National High School

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Date: November 19, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Boys Football vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Boys vs Southridge

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Date: November 26, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Cuenca Football Field
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Football Girls vs Alabang Football Club

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Go Tigers! Go! Go! Go!

Tigers On The Move

After a month of wheelin' and dealin with schools within the community, MGIS Tigers are now scheduled to play friendly matches with other schools. Here is the schedule:

Date: November 12, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Chess vs Southridge

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Date: November 13, 2008
Day: THURSDAY
Place: Kalayaan Gymnasium
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Basketball vs Kalayaan National High School

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Date: November 19, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Southridge School
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Boys Football vs Southridge

MGIS PYP Boys vs Southridge

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Date: November 26, 2008
Day: WEDNESDAY
Place: Cuenca Football Field
Time: 3:30 PM

MGIS MYP Football Girls vs Alabang Football Club

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Go Tigers! Go! Go! Go!