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Friday, September 25, 2020

Complete ELearning Video Modules from the Coaches Academy of Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas

Hello there!

Finally, we have the complete collection of the ELearning Modules of the Coaches Academy of Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas. Headed by Coach Jong Uichico, The Digital learning modules was produced by the basketball federation of the Philippines. As of today, there are ten videos that teaches several defensive and offensive skills and ideas.

Let me share them to you now and find out for yourself. Produced by the SBP for free, please share away. This isn't just for basketball coaches but also for PE teachers, parents and players as well.

Share, share and share.

Her are the links for the videos:

1. SBP eLearning Module 1: Strength and Conditioning

2. SBP eLearning Module 2: Fundamental Movement Skills

3. SBP eLearning Module 3: Fundamentals of Ball handling & Dribbling

4.SBP eLearning Module 4: Shooting, Lay Ups and Offensive Rebounds

5. SBP eLearning Module 5: Basic Defensive Footwork

And here are the rest of the links:

SBP eLearning Module 6: On and Off-Ball Defensive Principles
SBP eLearning Module 7: On and Off-Ball Defensive Tactics
SBP eLearning Module 8: Shell Drill Defensive Series
SBP eLearning Module 9: Offensive Skills: Getting Yourself Open to Receive the Ball.
SBP eLearning Module 10: Movements without the Ball. Offensive skills.

Friday, December 6, 2019

SEA Games Wins & Cavite's Wows

Imagine this:

Team Philippines, with all the sports and events Filipino athletes are playing in bags the overall championship for the 30^th SEA Games. Pinoys booming with pride, Netizens will take over the Internet with all the congratulations and proud to be Pinoy memes.

Now stop. Breathe in and breathe out.

You don’t need to imagine it; you have to prepare for the eventuality. The Philippines is poised to win it all.

Friday, December 6 marks the sixth day of the SEA Games 2019 – the 30th edition of the biennial multi-sport games event exclusively for South-East Asian nations. The event, which is hosted by the Philippines this time, began in great style on December 1 following a glittering opening ceremony. Not to mention the shaky start we reported when the SEA Games had its soft opening.

As of this writing, our country is on top of the medal tally with sixty-four gold, forty-five silver, and thirty-three bronze. On far second is Viet Nam with 31 gold, silver and forty-one bronze. Indonesia is on the third spot with twenty-seven gold, thirty-six silver, and thirty-nine bronze.

The top three nations have surpassed the 100-medal tally and will most likely stay on their respective spots until the torch is passed on to the next host nation: Viet Nam.

Rounding up the top six rankings are Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand with twenty-five, twenty-three and sixteen gold medals respectively for fourth, fifth and sixth spots.

The bottom half of the medal tally are Myanmar, Cambodia, Brunei, Laos and Timor Leste. Timor Leste becomes the crowd’s favorite and wishes them to get that elusive medal in the event.

And in our province, let me continue sharing the sports wows in Cavite.

I showcased last week one of the longest-running sports tournament in Cavite, CAVSCAA or Cavite Sports and Cultural Athletic Association. This week, I’ll let you in on one of the biggest secrets in Cavite, the SLCUAA or the Southern Luzon Colleges and Universities Athletic Association. Now on its twentieth season, it boasts of a strong membership of thirteen big schools with four coming from the La Sallian schools, Brent I.S. and many more. In both sports association CAVSCAA and SLCUAA, one common denominator is this school from Bacoor, Saint Francis of Assisi College. Headed by veteran sports director Benjo Viola, Saint Francis of Assisi College-Bacoor has quietly and steadily promoted scholastic sports in Cavite and in Southern Luzon for more than two decades now.

You may check out their Facebook pages for the complete results of Season 20. They also have videos and photos posted from their games.

And in football, Cavite Football Academy (CFA) teams lorded it over the 4^th Governor’s Cup last November 30 at the PCU Football Field. CFA Youth won three age-group championships out of five. Noteworthy is the Born 2005 Group claiming the gold with non-substitute players. And in the Speed Regalo Padala- 2019 Youth Football League, the Under 11 Green Archers United FC Team, with players from Cavite Football Academy, wins the 2^nd Runner-Up trophy.

Still in football, another CFA Team, this time the Born 2009 group, wins the Alaska Cup 2019 Championship at the Alabang Country Club last November 23-24.

Cavite province is and will still be in the next fifty years or so, the breeding ground of athletes in several sports as long as we provide the youth the avenue to learn and develop their games.

In part three next week, let me share the final review of the SEA Games 2019. For now, follow me and get updates by subscribing and liking my social media accounts at:

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Thank you so much to Coach Salber Oleo Palic of Saint Francis of Assisi-Bacoor. he sent me several replies to my queries and a bunch of files from the SLCUAA and CAVSCAA tournaments.

Thank you too to the members of my FB Chat Group NBTC Journal. The coaches there are the ones running the National Basketball Training Center for Cavite Territory. They are the Area Heads and Territory Head who would regularly update us, me specifically, on the goings-on in NBTC.

Semper Ad Meloria.

Saturday, November 30, 2019

Chooks-to-Go NBTC League 2020 Season in Cavite

This post will be our anchor and will be updated for the entire season. Chooks-To-Go National Basketball Training Center is arguably the biggest developmental program in the Philippines.

Now on its' 13th year, there are 127 participating cities serving thousands of athletes and mentors as well. With three participating cities during the inaugural season, it has now become a nationwide program that begins in October and lasts until March of the following year with Madness in MOA. This is also called The Nationals.

The Nationals is also the time for NBTC-Coaches Convention that runs for three days with several basketball gurus sharing their expertise. NBTC All-Star Games are played and spread throughout the convention.

The Province of Cavite is a major player for NBTC. NBTC-Cavite Territory head is Coach Macky Torre. This year there are five areas with 16 to 19 teams each vying for the Regional Championship. There is one Commissioner for each area. There will only be one champion for each area. The five champions will play for the right to play in the national championship.

The champion for each region qualifies and will play at the national championship where foreign teams are invited and seeded as well.

The 5 Areas are the following:

Commissioner Alvin Guadines

Commissioner Frederick V. Bael

Commissioner Jun Formoso Laus

Commissioner Benjo Viola Jr

Southwest Cavite Area

November 15,16,17 - Tanza National Comprehensive High School

November 22 - Amadeo Covered Court

November 23,23 - Tanza Sports Complex

Commissioner Angelito Hernandez Jr

I learned from Coach Fred of South Cavite that this year's Regional Qualifiers is a five-day festival. For the South Area, the leaders from each bracket are:

Top 1 Bracket A

Top 1 Bracket B

Top 1 Bracket C

Top 1 Bracket D

They are the Final Four and will battle for supremacy tomorrow.

And in the North Area, we have the coaches in one photo:

Some familiar faces

Game results:

This post is quite a bit and I'd have to take a breather. Still waiting for more results and photos for come in from the rest of the qualifiers.

Come back soon for sure we'll have them here.

By the way, you guys can revisit these links and check out some of our notes about NBTC:

Youtube Videos featring NBTC Games and Convention:

Monday, November 25, 2019

Sports Weekend and the Week that Was

Hi everyone!

I just got back from a trip and then kaboom! Sports in the news for many good reasons and for some really embarrassing ones. First is our guy, often mistaken as me (hahaha! pare ang layo!), Phil Younghusband retires with the most number of goals, from the Azkals Philippine National Men's Football Team.

In an Instagram post, the 32-year-old Fil-British striker said he was "hanging up his boots."

Younghusband is the top goalscorer in Philippine history, with 52 goals in 108 caps.

Thank you Captain Phil!

And still, in football, Cavite Football Academy is the Champions for the Born 2009 Alaska Cup 2019.

Born 2009 CFA Football Team, Alaska Cup 2019 Champions

Southeast Asian Games is here now and Cavite Province hosts several events. Tagaytay City hosts Cycling and Skateboarding while Ayala Land Vermosa in Imus hosts Underwater Hockey. There will be football matches too which be held at the Imus Sports Oval in Baranggay Malagasang. This is also the home of the Imus United Football Club.

2019 SEA Games Football

And with all the news about SEA Games, we cannot escape the complains and disdain of athletes coming from participating nations about the lack of coordination from the organizers themselves. Sad it is happening but I am hopeful that this will be addressed immediately.

Let's take a look at some of them:

In basketball, the Chooks to Go National Basketball Training Center has officially begun and the five areas in Cavite went full blast over the weekend. Check out the photos and results below:

Northeast and Northwest Cavite Opening: