Watershed Moment? Jason Collins made the move.

 

12-year NBA veteran Jason Collins (last seen playing for the Washington Wizards and will be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason), decided to be the first active NBA player to come out of the closet. He chose to do so by penning this fascinating piece that you will be reading in an upcoming issue of Sports Illustrated. (The SI website has additional stories to complement the Collins-penned piece, from how the story came about, to his twin Jarron's thoughts on it, and the reaction from his peers.)

One hopes that this is the start of the interesting dialogue, preferably not what Chris Broussard tried to do.

Revisitng Chot's Handpicked 17

With recent developments involving Kelly Williams and Jared Dillinger, time to revisit the Gilas pool.

I watched Kelly Williams' phone patch interview with Jinno and Cesca on Solar Sports Desk. I dare you to not cry after watching the entire clip below. I await Jared's turn soon.



This is what I wrote last February.

Who makes the final 12? Barring injury, most likely it will be:

3 from Alapag, Castro, Reyes, Tenorio
4 from David, Fonacier, Norwood, Chan, Dillinger
3 from De Ocampo, Pingris, Aguilar, Williams
1 from Thoss, Fajardo and Slaughter
Marcus Douthit

If Chot is concerned with size, he can go two from the Thoss group and remove one from either RDO group or David group.

Now that Kelly and Jared have shrunk the pool, this is i think what is going to happen:

1. Chot has been very firm and consistent on this. He is standing by with the 17 guys he picked, and he will not call up any additional players unless force majeure happens. Besides, the individuals most have been suggesting as injury replacements (Santos, Lassiter) play for teams under the SMC banner, which remains totally steadfast on their 1-player-per-team policy.

2. Kelly missing out makes it more likely that Marc Pingris has officially locked in his spot for FIBA-Asia.

3. Jared missing out improves the chances of Gabe and Larry's chances of making the FIBA-Asia roster.

4. That latter option of going with two from the Thoss group looks more likely.

Ravena and Newsome lead way in first set of Premier Cup awards

From Yahoo! Ph

A stalwart and an incoming impact player from the defending UAAP Champions highlight the first set of weekly awards that were given out for the FilOil Flying V Hanes Premier Cup.

Kiefer Ravena was named as the initial Master Best Player of the Week, garnering 209 statistical points in their four matches against guest team Southwestern University, NCAA sides San Sebastian College-Recoletos and Emilio Aguinaldo College, and the UAAP's University of Santo Tomas. He averaged 16.5 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and almost one block during that span.

Kiefer's teammate Chris Newsome was named as the first Gatorade Defensive Player of the Week. The Fil-Am from New Mexico averaged almost 9 rebounds and 1.5 steals for the Blue Eagles, who went 3-1 in the first week of action.

He finished second to Kiefer in the BPoW, adding almost 13 ppg and over 3 apg.

The two are among those being counted on to play a major role for new head coach Bo Perasol in helping to fill the huge holes left by Greg Slaughter, Nico Salva, Justin Chua, Tonino Gonzaga and Oping Sumalinog in Ateneo's quest for a sixth straight UAAP men's basketball title.

Joining Ravena and Newsome as the top five players in statistical points, dubbed the Gatorade Best Five, are Ateneo's Von Pessumal (11ppg, 5.5 rpg, 1 apg) and San Beda's Ola Adeogun (13ppg, almost 10rpg and 1apg) and Art dela Cruz (almost 8ppg, almost 11 rpg, 2 apg).

Adeogun and dela Cruz, who are fourth and third in the DPoW results, helped the reigning NCAA champions to a 2-1 record in the Premier Cup.

The statistical points race is technically skewed towards Ateneo and San Beda as of the moment, with both teams playing more games than anyone in the competition. Incoming La Salle newcomer Jason Perkins (at 9th) is the only one in the top ten that is neither from the Blue Eagles or Red Lions. Ten Ateneans comprise the top-20 in statistical points, compared to six Bedans, four La Sallians and two Thomasians.

The Nuvali Dirt Weekend

On April 26-28, cycling enthusiasts will flock once again to Nuvali to partake of Dirt Weekend Invitational.

Two sets of events will take place in the invitational, which has invited participants from as far as Baguio and Sultan Kudarat to take part in either the Cross Country (Olympic and Relay) or the Fourcross.

Now on its fifth year, the Dirt Weekend Invitational will feature a new wrinkle, as for the first time, it is a sanctioned race within the auspices of the Integrated Cycling Federation of the Philippines (PhilCycling) and the world governing body Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).

Having PhilCycling and UCI sanction the event equates to participants in the different events allows them to garner points. It also means that all competitors will have to apply for a PhilCycling / UCI license before they can join. In fact, UCI commissaries will be on hand to judge the competition.

PhilCycling officials are also looking at this competition as a means to determine the participants to the upcoming SEA Games later this year.

For more details, you can check out Nuvali's website on the event.

UFL Youth League kicks off today

What was merely a hashtag is now finally going to be a reality.

After much prodding from social media, the NCRFA finally provided the sanction needed for the United Football League - Youth a.k.a. the UFL Youth League to push through without any hitches and irregularities.

According to Ramon Garcia of the Football Alliance, "In the spirit of our two associations common interest in club football, its development in harmony with those involved, and in our desire to promote the principle of solidarity, cooperation, and unity among all stakeholders of the NCRFA, the NCR Youth Football Clubs Association and the United Football Clubs Association have formalized our cooperation through a memorandum of understanding to work towards establishing an effective and stable framework that will ensure a bright future for club football".

There will be an 8am opening ceremony for the UFL Youth League on the morning of April 27, Saturday, at the Emperador Stadium. It had been originally pegged to take place a week earlier, but it was moved to ensure that sanction would have been secured.

After the ceremony, the first match in the league will commence at 930am, a U-17 match between Nomads and Green Archers United. The U-13 and U-19 divisions will open play in the afternoon, while the U-15, U-11 and U-9 matches will begin play on Sunday, April 28. Matches will be conducted at the Emperador Stadium, as well as ASCOM, Evia Football Field, the University of Makati Football Fied and at Nuvali.

All in all, over 1,600 children representing the youth / academy set-ups of the different UFL clubs of Div I (Global, Loyola Meralco, Kaya, Pachanga Diliman, Pasargad / PSG, Nomads, Green Archers United, Army) and II (Socceroo, Forza Alabang, Agila, Union Internacional - Manila, Dolphins United FC and Manila All-Japan) will be participating within the six age groups noted earlier. All six divisions will take part in a single round-robin format, with the finals tentatively set in June. Arguably, the highest profile name to be involved with the UFL Youth League is Kaya FC winger and Philippine International call-up OJ Porteria, who is young enough to be eligible to participate with Kaya's U-19 team.

The schedules for the first weekend of the UFL Youth League can be seen below.

Blue vs Green: Dream Game 2 - The Revenge

Guess what. The game between the alums return. Coming this June 2.

The interesting thing about this is that the day before, Ateneo and La Salle to face off in the FilOil Flying V Premier Cup.

Lakers Philippines to hold 2nd General Assembly

Why not meet up with like-minded fans and share the experience of watching a playoff game? Considering what the fans have had to put up from this franchise this season... It's an opportunity to meet up with those that share the same love.

For inquiries and other details, you can check out their Facebook and Twitter pages.

Non-lottery NBA Draft Selection for 2013 Finalized

When the NBA regular season ended earlier this week, there were four situations where teams finished with identical records.

In the postseason, the NBA uses these to determine seeding:

Two-Team Tiebreaker:

1. Division winner (this criterion is applied regardless of whether the tied teams are in the same division)

This applies to the Clippers and the Grizzlies, both of which finished with a 56-26 record.  The Clippers secured the fourth seed, thanks to their Pacific division title, which guarantees a top-four seeding. Had the Clippers owned a worse record, they will maintain the top seed, but lose home court advantage.

1. Better record in head-to-head games
2. Higher winning percentage within division (if teams are in the same division)
3. Higher winning percentage in conference games

This applies to the Lakers and Rockets, both of which finished with a 45-37 record, but Los Angeles earned a 28-24 conference record, compared to Houston's 24-28 record. The Lakers and Rockets had split their season series, 2-2. Chicago also owns a 45-37 record, but they are in a different conference, so this does not apply to them at all.

1. Higher winning percentage against playoff teams in own conference (including tied teams)
2. Higher winning percentage against playoff teams in opposite conference (including tied teams)

However, when it comes to the NBA Draft (to be held on June 27), it is a little different, as ties are broken via random drawing. On Friday, NBA Executive VP, Strategy and CFO Jason Cahilly and NBA Senior VP and Deputy General Counsel Dan Rube handled the drawing, Denise Pelli from the accounting firm Ernst & Young overseeing the process.

Winning a tie-breaker when it comes to the draft means you have a better drafting position. For a lottery team, that equates to getting more lottery balls for a chance to snag the top overall selection, which will be determined on May 21.

The random drawings took place four times and the results are as follows:

1. For the right to have the 7th-best chance at a top-3 overall pick (36 balls compared to 35 for the 8th-best), Detroit bested out Washington.

2. For the right to have the 11th-best chance at a top-3 overall pick (8 balls compared to 7 for the 12th-best), Philadelphia bested out Toronto.

3. For the right to pick 18th, Houston bested out the Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago, with the Lakers earning the right to pick 19th over the Bulls, who will pick 20th.

4. For the right to pick 25th, the Los Angeles Clippers bested Memphis, who will pick 26th.

The complete order of selection now goes like this:

2013 FIRST ROUND DRAFT CHOICE ORDER

The teams entered in the lottery, to be held on May 21, 2013, are as follows (note: the first three picks in the Draft will be determined by the lottery and the remainder of the “lottery teams” will select in positions 4 through 14 in inverse order of their consolidated standings at the end of the regular season):

TEAM                                                                  RECORD         PCT.    LOTTERY CHANCES

                                                                                                                            (out of 1,000)

Orlando                                                                       20-62          0.244                    250

Charlotte                                                                      21-61         0.256                     199

Cleveland                                                                    24-58         0.293                     156

Phoenix                                                                       25-57         0.305                     119

New Orleans                                                                27-55         0.329                     88

Sacramento                                                                  28-54         0.341                     63

Detroit                                                                         29-53         0.354                     36

Washington                                                                  29-53         0.354                     35

Minnesota                                                                    31-51         0.378                     17

Portland[1]                                                                      33-49         0.402                     11

Philadelphia                                                                 34-48         0.415                     8

Toronto[2]                                                                       34-48         0.415                     7

Dallas                                                                          41-41         0.500                     6

Utah                                                                             43-39         0.524                     5

The order for the remainder of the first round picks is as follows:

15.  Milwaukee                                                            38-44         0.463

16.  Boston                                                                  41-40         0.506

17.  Atlanta                                                                  44-38         0.537

18.  Houston (To Atlanta via Brooklyn)                      45-37         0.549

19.  LA Lakers (To Cleveland)                                    45-37         0.549

20.  Chicago                                                                45-37         0.549

21.  Golden State (To Utah via Brooklyn)                   47-35         0.573

22.  Brooklyn                                                              49-33         0.598

23.  Indiana                                                                 49-32         0.605

24.  New York                                                             54-28         0.659

25.  LA Clippers                                                          56-26         0.683

26.  Memphis (To Minnesota via Houston)                  56-26         0.683

27.  Denver                                                                  57-25         0.695

28.  San Antonio                                                          58-24         0.707

29.  Oklahoma City                                                     60-22         0.732

30.  Miami (To Phoenix via LA Lakers & Cleveland)  66-16         0.805

2013 SECOND ROUND DRAFT CHOICE ORDER

31.             Orlando (To Cleveland)

32.             Charlotte (To Oklahoma City)

33.             Cleveland

34.             Phoenix (To Houston)

35.             New Orleans (To Philadelphia)

36.             Sacramento

37/38.        Washington

37/38.        Detroit

39.             Minnesota (To Portland via Boston and Cleveland)

40.             Portland

41/42.        Toronto (To Memphis)

41/42.        Philadelphia

43.             Milwaukee

44.             Dallas[3]

45.             Boston (To Portland)

46.             Utah

47.             Atlanta

48.             LA Lakers[4]

49.             Chicago

50.             Houston (To Atlanta)

51.             Golden State (To Orlando via Denver and New York)

52.             Brooklyn (To Minnesota)

53.             Indiana

54.             New York (To Washington)

55.             Memphis

56.             LA Clippers (To Detroit)

57.             Denver (To Phoenix via LA Lakers)

58.             San Antonio

59.             Oklahoma City (To Minnesota)

60.             Miami (To Memphis)

*Please note that teams that finished the regular season with identical records will select in the second round in the reverse of the order in which they select in the first round, provided, that if more than two teams are tied, then, as among the tied teams, each tied team will select one position earlier than it selected in the first round, except that the tied team that selected earliest in the first round shall, among the tied teams, select latest in the second round.  With respect to the ties between Detroit and Washington (29 and 53; 0.354 pct.); and Philadelphia and Toronto (34 and 48; 0.415 pct.):  since the order of selection in the first round for this set of teams may change based on the results of the Draft Lottery, the order of selection in the second round cannot be determined until after the Draft Lottery is conducted (on May 21, 2013).

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[1] This pick may be conveyed to Charlotte.

[2] This pick may be conveyed to Oklahoma City via Houston.

[3] This pick may be conveyed to LA Lakers.

[4] This pick may be conveyed to Dallas. 

The Trequartista Sweeper - #LetTheChildrenPlay

Athletes and The 2013 Time 100

One of the more anticipated things from TIME every is their list of the 100 most influential people in the world, for short, the TIME 100.

This year's edition includes on its illustrious list, four athletes from four different sports (tennis, football, skiing and basketball). Three were grouped as Icons, but the King gets to be a Titan.

Here is a snippet on each:

Li Na

"At tournaments, I’ve seen her charm the crowds. When she smiles, everyone melts. She’s such a breath of fresh air. And like Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova before her, Li Na has transcended her sport." - Chris Evert

Lindsey Vonn

"We can relate to each other because our sports are so similar, given the speed involved and the concentration level required. There’s an immediate level of respect when you meet someone who knows what you go through." - Danica Patrick

Mario Balotelli

"Mario is a lovely guy, very humble and very funny. I can assure people he has always been a pleasure to deal with. He has returned to Italy from England as the main man with lots of attention. Now he has to ensure he keeps control and keeps focus. Mario loves the pressure, but to succeed, it is about finding balance." - Gianfranco Zola

Lebron James

"LeBron never takes a play off. His all-out effort is what stands out when you watch him. Whether his team is up 20 or down 20, LeBron is playing like it’s Game 7 of the NBA Finals. His dedication, devotion and focus have won the admiration of fans — and his athletic peers. He’s someone anyone, in any profession, can look up to." - Derek Jeter

In addition, a couple more individuals on the TIME 100 are minority sports owners. Jay-Z is already in the news for his efforts in divesting his ownership share of the Brooklyn Nets as he embarks on his new endeavor with player representation. Meanwhile, his buddy Justin Timberlake is a minority owner of his hometown Memphis Grizzlies.

Philippines Volcanoes reveal A5N lineup vs Japan

The Philippine Volcanoes' quest to make the Rugby World Cup takes its next step, as it revealed the team that will face Japan in the Asian 5 Nations Tournament in Fukuoka on April 20.

The annual tournament is the highest tier of international rugby in the continent. Featuring the top five Asian rugby nations, The A5N is a round-robin tournament that spans from April and May this year. The Philippines will be hosting its matches on May 4 against Hong Kong and May 18 against the United Arab Emirates at the Rizal Memorial Stadium. Aside from Japan, they will also travel to Ansan to play against South Korea on May 11.

1 Dacanay, Austin Garnica
2 Duhig, Michael Estrada
3 Bellenie, Matthew Orag
4 Howorth, Steve Pagtalunan
5 Urquijo, Jaime Zobel 
6 Carroll, Terrence Javier
7 Hitch, Chris Baltazar
8 Ward, Jake
9 Price, James Carandang
10 Holgate, Gareth dela Rosa
11 Matthews, Joseph Bembo
12 Coveney, Justin Villazor
13 Saunders, Matthew Abalos
14 Olivier, Patrice Ortiz
15 Letts, Michael Robrigado
16 Robinson-Polkey, David
17 Hagan, Graeme
18 Bautista, Joshua Che
19 Feeney, David
20 Seeto, Darran Centillas
21 Letts, Jake Robrigado
22 Aronson, Alexander
23 Gregson, Jeff Blanco

Head coach: Jarred Hodges
Team Manager: Phil Gittus
Asst coach: Stuart Woodhouse
Physiotherapist: Christopher Bailey

G-Day has arrived, and That's G

The photo you see above is the new visual identity of Gatorade. Gatorade Philippines launched it on Monday night at the rechristened Gatorade Hoops Center in Mandaluyong City (naming rights, ala the SMART-Araneta Coliseum).

We remember the old logo of Gatorade being like this:

Old School

The new logo denotes a bold representation of the heart, hustle and the soul of modern-day athletes looking for a winning edge in their quest for athletic glory.

Alongside this transition from the old to the new has been the use of social media to get the word out on the change. You're probably kind of wondering then why you see the #ThatsG and the #WinFromWithin hashtags recently, especially from your favorite athletes.

Some of those athletes that you may be following on the different social media platforms are actually Gatorade Ambassadors, which is subdivided into the G Rising Stars, which is designated for the student-athletes under its umbrella, and the G Elite, which is designated for the professionals under its umbrella.

In addition to the ambassadors, Gatorade has also been a partner with the different professional teams and schools with supplying their needs, as well as the different sporting events, like the IronMan and Asian Triathlon Championships. There are reports already that they are in the works to be part of the upcoming NBA Preseason game between the Pacers and Rockets.

In spite of the change of the visual identity, Gatorade will still remain to be faithful in delivering the scientifically-proven hydration and performance benefits which it was built on since its inception in 1967. In fact, Gatorade Philippines' Senior Product Manager Mikey Rosales noted that it is the complete sports fuel for the current generation of athletes.

The launch of the new logo was conducted in front of an excited audience that included athletes from different sporting disciplines, coaches and media. Attendees got a chance to see to test themselves with the different zones and challenges, from getting their vertical leap and power test, to checking their skills in endurance, football and hoops. It also was the chance for Gatorade to introduce the G Rising Stars and G Elite.

There were also prizes given away to lucky winners. Two were blessed enough to win an all-expenses paid trip to New Orleans for the 2014 All-Star Game.

The Boston Marathon

There was a notion of shock when I heard about the blast that took place on the Boston Marathon. Stunning. Shocking. Jaw-dropping, even. I haven't even watched the clips yet and it's freaking me out.

Repercussions have been felt far and wide in the sports world. Security protocol has been reviewed for all sports events in different facilities. The London Marathon will go on as scheduled, though.

The Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League, who were to host the Senators that night, postponed their match.

The NBA has decided to cancel the Celtics-Pacers match altogether, a first in the history of the NBA since going on the 82-game schedule. It is important to note that there is no seeding implications with both teams, as Celtics are fated to face the Knicks, while the Pacers are locked in as the 3rd seed.

The Boston Red Sox, as always on Patriot Day, schedule their game on this day earlier than normal, so the explosion took place after the conclusion of their 3-2 win over Tampa. They were on the way to the airport, as they were to fly to Cleveland that night for their series with former Red Sox manager Terry Francona and the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field.

Hope those perpetrated this dastardly act will be dealt with, accordingly.

The #MasterGameFace All-Star Basketball Challenge

The FilOil Flying V Premier Cup has tied up with the number one men's skin care brand in the country, Master, to come up with a preseason All-Star Game entitled, "The Master Game Face All-Star Challenge."

To be held on June 8 at the FilOil Flying V Arena in San Juan, it will bring together 36 collegiate stars from the 18 schools participating in the Premier Cup. Group A, consisting of San Beda, University of Perpetual Help-Dalta System, National University, Far Eastern University, University of the Philippines, Arellano, College of Saint Benilde, Jose Rizal University, and Adamson, will have former San Beda star Borgie Hermida as its head coach, while Group B, which has Ateneo de Manila, La Salle, University of Santo Tomas, University of the East, San Sebastian College-Recoletos, Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Lyceum, Emilio Aguinaldo College, and Southwestern University, will have Ateneo alum Chris Tiu as its head coach. Both Borgie and Chris are the latest endorsers of Master.

Fans have the chance to select their top five college basketball players for Team Borgie and Team Chris via Facebook. Just go to Master Philippines page and click on the Game Face Application. Those who would guess the top 5 correctly will have the chance to win ringside tickets for the Master Game Face All-Star Challenge. Chris and Borgie will name their reserves by May 25, once the fans have finalized their vote for the starting five, which they can start doing on April 17.

Both have said that the depth of talent in the collegiate ranks illustrates that fans have a lot to choose from.

Tickets for the Master Game Face Challenge, which will take place after the FilOil Cheerleading competition, cost PhP 100 for the Upper box area, while Lower Box tickets cost PhP 200. Also, purchasing 1 Master 100g Facial Wash and 1 Master 135ml Cleanser in participating supermarkets starting May 1, 2013 will also get you an Upper Box ticket.

Interpreting the Context of AkTV and IBC ending their Blocktime Agreement

On Spin, Snow Badua noted that MVP made the announcement that its blocktime agreement with IBC-13 (through AkTV, which is under the arm of Mediaquest Holdings, Inc) will not be renewed when it ends in May.

Snow's source noted that AkTV would then move its coverage to TV5.

When this broke, Interaksyon posted this almost one hour later. Within that, they included their business article (as a link) detailing MVP's announcement of the end of their blocktime agreement, which was posted at 5:45pm, a couple of hours before the Spin piece was posted.

The business post denoted that the block-timing agreement was not profiting as much as what they expected, so they decided not to renew it when it ends in May. It also clearly made it known that any commitments that AkTV is in connection with will be maintained.

Upcoming Premier Cup Schedule

2013 FILOIL FLYING V PRE-SEASON PREMIER CUP
Game Schedule (Updated schedule as of April 16, 2013)
		Light		Dark
13-Apr	1pm	Opening Ceremonies
Opening day	2pm	San Beda	vs	National U	Srs A
Saturday	4pm	UST	vs	DLSU	Srs B
	6pm	ADMU	vs	SWU	Srs B
17-Apr	9am	UST	vs	CSJL	Jrs A
Wednesday	10:45pm	UST	vs	FEU	Wms A
	12:45nn	JRU	vs	SBC	Srs A
	2:30pm	SWU	vs	UE	Srs B
	4:15pm	SSCR	vs	ADMU	Srs B
19-Apr	9am	National U	vs	UP	Jrs A
Friday	10:45am	AdU	vs	UP	Wms A
	12:45nn	UPHSD	vs	AU	Srs A
	2:30pm	SBC	vs	UP	Srs A
	4:15pm	ADMU	vs	EAC	Srs B
20-Apr	8:30am	ADMU	vs	UPHSD	Jrs B
Saturday	10:15am	ADMU	vs	CEU	Wms B
	12nn	FEU	vs	AdU	Srs A
	2pm	DLSU	vs	SWU	Srs B
	4pm	UST	vs	ADMU	Srs B
22-Apr	9am	FEU	vs	Mapua/Malayan	Jrs B
Monday	10:45am	National U	vs	LPU	Wms B
	12:45nn	SWU	vs	SSCR	Srs B
	2:30pm	ADMU	vs	CSJL	Srs B
	4:15pm	AU	vs	UP	Srs A
24-Apr	9am	CSJL	vs	National U	Jrs A
Wednesday	10:45 AM	DLS-Z	vs	Mapua/Malayan	Jrs B
	12:45nn	LPU	vs	SWU	Srs B
	2:30pm	National U	vs	CSB	Srs A
	4:15pm	UE	vs	ADMU	Srs B
26-Apr	9am	UP	vs	UST	Jrs A
Friday	10:45am	FEU	vs	CSB	Wms A
	12:45nn	SWU	vs	CSJL	Srs B
	2:30pm	SSCR	vs	DLSU	Srs B
	4:15pm	ADMU	vs	LPU	Srs B
27-Apr	8:30am	UPHSD	vs	FEU	Jrs B
Saturday	10:15am	UP	vs	UST	Wms A
	12nn	CSB	vs	AU	Srs A
	2pm	UPHSD	vs	FEU	Srs A
	4pm	National U	vs	JRU	Srs A
1-May	9am	SBC	vs	LSGH	Jrs A
Wednesday	10:45am	LPU	vs	DLSU	Wms B
	12:45nn	EAC	vs	SWU	Srs B
	2:30pm	SSCR	vs	LPU	Srs B
	4:15pm	FEU	vs	National U	Srs A
3-May	9am	SSCR	vs	DLS-Z	Jrs B
Friday	10:45am	National U	vs	ADMU	Wms B
	12:45nn	AU	vs	AdU	Srs A
	2:30pm	UE	vs	EAC	Srs B
	4:15pm	CSJL	vs	SSCR	Srs B
4-May	8:30am	Mapua/Malayan	vs	ADMU	Jrs B
Saturday	10:15am	DLSU	vs	CEU	Wms B
	12nn	CSB	vs	JRU	Srs A
	2pm	SWU	vs	UST	Srs B
	4pm	National U	vs	UPHSD	Srs A
6-May	9am	LSGH	vs	CSJL	Jrs A
Monday	10:45am	SSCR	vs	UPHSD	Jrs B
	12:45nn	UST	vs	AdU	Wms A
	2:30pm	AdU	vs	National U	Srs A
	4:15pm	EAC	vs	CSJL	Srs B
8-May	9am	UST	vs	SBC	Jrs A
Wednesday	10:45am	UP	vs	CSB	Wms A
	12:45nn	UP	vs	CSB	Srs A
	2:30pm	AU	vs	FEU	Srs A
	4:15pm	UPHSD	vs	JRU	Srs A
10-May	9am	National U	vs	LSGH	Jrs A
Friday	10:45am	CSJL	vs	UP	Jrs A
	12:45nn	LPU	vs	CEU	Wms B
	2:30pm	LPU	vs	DLSU	Srs B
	4:15pm	SSCR	vs	UST	Srs B
11-May	8:30am	FEU	vs	SSCR	Jrs B
Saturday	10:15am	UST	vs	CSB	Wms A
	12nn	UST	vs	CSJL	Srs B
	2pm	National U	vs	AU	Srs A
	4pm	FEU	vs	UP	Srs A
15-May	9am	DLS-Z	vs	UPHSD	Jrs B
Wednesday	10:45am	CEU	vs	National U	Wms B
	12:45nn	JRU	vs	AdU	Srs A
	2:30pm	CSB	vs	UPHSD	Srs A
	4:15pm	UE	vs	CSJL	Srs B
17-May	9am	SSCR	vs	Mapua/Malayan	Jrs B
Friday	10:45am	ADMU	vs	FEU	Jrs. B
	12:45nn	CSJL	vs	LPU	Srs B
	2:30pm	EAC	vs	DLSU	Srs B
	4:15pm	UP	vs	National U	Srs A
18-May	8:30am	SBC	vs	National U	Jrs A
Saturday	10:15am	ADMU	vs	LPU	Wms B
	12nn	AdU	vs	CSB	Srs A
	2pm	UST	vs	UE	Srs B
	4pm	SBC	vs	FEU	Srs A
22-May	9am	UPHSD	vs	Mapua/Malayan	Jrs B
Wednesday	10:45am	SSCR	vs	ADMU	Jrs B
	12:45nn	SBC	vs	AU	Srs A
	2:30pm	UE	vs	LPU	Srs B
	4:15pm	EAC	vs	SSCR	Srs B
24-May	9am	National U	vs	UST	Jrs A
Friday	10:45am	DLSU	vs	National U	Wms B
	12:45nn	UST	vs	LPU	Srs B
	2:30pm	AdU	vs	UP	Srs A
	4:15pm	FEU	vs	CSB	Srs A
25-May	8:30am	UP	vs	SBC	Jrs A
Saturday	10:15am	FEU	vs	DLS-Z	Jrs B
	12nn	JRU	vs	AU	Srs A
	2pm	UPHSD	vs	SBC	Srs A
	4pm	DLSU	vs	UE	Srs B
27-May	8:30am	LSGH	vs	UP	Jrs A
Monday	11:15am	CSB	vs	AdU	Wms A
	12pm	CSB	vs	SBC	Srs A
	1:45pm	LPU	vs	EAC	Srs B
	3:30pm	CSJL	vs	DLSU	Srs B
29-May	9am	UST	vs	LSGH	Jrs A
Wednesday	10:45am	FEU	vs	UP	Wms A
	12:45nn	SSCR	vs	UE	Srs B
	2:30pm	UPHSD	vs	AdU	Srs A
	4:15pm	JRU	vs	UP	Srs A
31-May	9am	SBC	vs	CSJL	Jrs A
Friday	10:45am	FEU	vs	AdU	Wms A
	12:45nn	JRU	vs	FEU	Srs A
	2:30pm	EAC	vs	UST	Srs B
	4:15pm	UP	vs	UPHSD	Srs A
1-Jun	9am	DLS-Z	vs	ADMU	Jrs B
Saturday	11pm	DLSU	vs	ADMU	Wms B
	2pm	AdU	vs	SBC	Srs A
	4pm	ADMU	vs	DLSU	Srs B
3-Jun	10:45am	A1	vs	B2	Jrs SF1
Monday	12:45nn	B1	vs	A2	Jrs SF2
	2:30pm	B2	vs	A3	Srs QF1
	4:15pm	A2	vs	B3	Srs QF2
5-Jun	10:45am	A1	vs	B2	WmsSF1
Wednesday	12:45nn	B1	vs	A2	WmsSF2
	2:30pm	B1	vs	A4	Srs QF3
	4:15pm	A1	vs	B4	Srs QF4
7-Jun	10:15am	Battle for third Juniors Division
Friday	12nn	Battle for third Women's Division
	2pm	Seniors Division Semi Finals 1
	4pm	Seniors Division Semi Finals 2
8-Jun	2pm	Cheerleading Competition
Saturday	4pm	All Star Game
12-Jun	10:15am	Juniors Division Finals
Wednesday	12nn	Women's Division Finals
	2pm	Seniors Battle for Third
	4pm	Seniors Division Finals
* Highlighted in red are televised.