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Post by dingodile5 on Apr 24, 2012 0:34:11 GMT 8
Nuestra escuela de Filipinas participó en la Governor’s Cup Nuestra escuela sociodeportiva en Davao, Filipinas, participó en su primer torneo, la Governor's Cup!! Los niños y niñas de la categoría sub-12 jugaron con varios equipos de la región de Davao del Sur.
Our social sports school from Davao, Philippines, participated in its first tournament, the Governor's Cup!! Children in categories U-12 played with other teams from different cities of Davao del Sur.      Sorece: Fundacion Real Madrid (FB) www.facebook.com/fundacionrealmadrid
Glad to see this pics. One of them might be PHI next football star or one of them plays in RM or in other strong teams in Europe  |
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Post by cjeagle on Dec 3, 2014 8:49:26 GMT 8
www.interaksyon.com/interaktv/real-madrid-youth-football-clinic-slated-in-manila-this-decemberAnother prestigious football camp is coming to the Philippines. The Fundacion Real Madrid is conducting a youth clinic in the country, with no less than 150 children taking part in the camp slated from December 12 to December 17 at the Alabang Country Club in Muntinlupa City. “The Real Madrid Football Clinic will be an experience of a lifetime especially for the youth,” said Tomas Lozano, founder of the Makati Football Club, one of the event’s partner organizations. Fundacion Real Madrid has a partnership with La Liga side Real Madrid where its coaches get their training and are expected to teach the core values of the squad that dubs itself as the “world’s best club of the 20th century.” Children aged seven to 17 will get the chance to be trained by two youth coaches from Fundacion Real Madrid and 15 local coaches. Eighty of the participants are coming from the poor sector, with some of them hailing from different institutions such as Gawad Kalinga and Tuloy Foundation and provinces such as Pangasinan and Camarines Sur. The Real Madrid football clinic added to the growing list of prestigious youth camps held in the country, joining Manchester United and FCB Escola. Philippine Football Federation Mariano Araneta said Real Madrid’s camp is a big help to the development of football in the grassroots level. “There are a lot of interest here in the country. We need the transfer of technology,” he said. “Hopefully more will come and more children will get to learn how to play football.” Lozano hopes that this year’s camp would pave the way for more partnerships with the Fundacion Real Madrid in the future. “The doors have been opened and we hope we could work out more good things with Real Madrid,” Lozano said.
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Post by cjeagle on Apr 21, 2015 22:27:41 GMT 8
www.interaksyon.com/interaktv/real-madrid-youth-football-clinic-kicks-off-in-the-philippinesYouth coaches from Real Madrid have arrived in the Philippines to start conducting a two-week football clinic that is part of a project which aims to raise funds to further promote the sport to young Filipinos. Coaches Daniel Landaburu and Mario Eseuer are spearheading the Goooal! Football Clinic, a two-week football camp which already began this week. “Why are we here? We’d love to return all the love from the Philippines to our team, Real Madrid, helping kids in social improvement,” said Luis Fernandez, Real Madrid Vice Presiden and CEO for Asia Pacific. “The sports and the football are very, very important for us: for the education, for the values… Real Madrid is very, very happy to be here.” About 120 children aged seven to 18 participated in the first leg of the camp at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium from last Sunday and will last until this Friday. After that, the camp will then shift to Negros Occidental from April 27 to May 1 at the SJR Football Field in San Carlos City. Landaburu and Eseuer are being helped out by four assistant coaches. They will also share their skills and knowledge in football among local coaches in Manila and Negros Occidental. Fundacion Santiago Executive Director Chaco Molina, who is spearheading the event, said the clinic provides an opportunity for participants not just to learn football but also to help the country as proceeds will go to the organizations’ tourism development programs. “We always say its more fun in the Philippines but we also want to make volunteer work more fun in the Philippines,” Molina said. “They can, for example, help a group in disaster management in Albay, we make sure that they also enjoy the sight of Mayon Volcano.” “To make this sustainable, we organize events. We brought their club to raise funds to maintain this.” Fundacion Santiago has two programs, namely the Community Based Heritage Tourism and Volun2rism, which both aim to boost tourism in the Philippines as well as help the communities involved. Molina added that poor children are also given the chance to have a world-class football training as afternoon sessions of the clinics are reserved for them. “Even in this fundraising we make sure there is a component of social responsibility,” Molina said. The Real Madrid football clinic is the latest addition to the growing list of prestigious youth camps in the country, joining Manchester United and FCB Escola. Last December, the Real Madrid Foundation also hosted a football camp in Alabang which attracted no less than 150 children. For more info, you may contact Cheska Lacson, Resource Mobilization Officer of Fundación Santiago at E: cheska@fundacionsantiago.com | M: +63936 -9677660 | T: 696-2457 (InterAksyon.com is a proud media partner of Goooal!: The Real Madrid Foundation Clinic.) 
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Post by tabokanon on Apr 22, 2015 11:38:19 GMT 8
Great news..
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Post by cjeagle on Sept 24, 2015 1:58:36 GMT 8
Real Madrid to conduct football clinics in the Philippines “The rolling football clinics will be modeled after the training programs conducted by [the] Real Madrid Foundation in other Asian countries such as Japan and China,” according to the press release. Renowned Spanish football team Real Madrid is coming to the Philippines for the first time to “help train the country’s future football stars,” according to a press release that was sent out on Wednesday, September 23. The announcement comes days after Real Madrid C.F. made headlines when star player Cristiano Ronaldo appeared with a young Syrian refugee in a match in the Spanish capital. The partnership was made between the Real Madrid Foundation and Andrew Tan’s conglomerate, Alliance Global Group, Inc. (AGI) in order to “conduct the biggest and first-ever series of football clinics in the Philippines.” “We are very confident that with the training and guidance of Real Madrid’s coaches, more young Filipino players will be able to achieve their football aspirations,” said Kevin L. Tan, the director of Alliance Global Group, Inc. “AGI, through Emperador, Inc., is ready to invest its resources and take the lead in growing the popularity of the world’s number one sport in the Philippines.” The press release indicates that a “rolling” football clinic will be established to conduct the popular campus experience program of Real Madrid C.F. through the help of professional football coaches from Madrid, Spain, who will mentor youth and local coaches across the Philippines’ 16 regions. The series of clinics will take place at the “world-class” McKinley Hill Stadium in McKinely Hill, Fort Bonifacio, from October 5 to 9 and from October 12 to 16. The clinic will be led by 3 visiting coaches from Real Madrid C.F., who will have mentoring duties of 36 coaches and 360 students from the NCR (National Capital Region). Real Madrid Foundation will also hold football clinics in Baler, Aurora from October 19 to 23 and from October 26 to 30, with 12 coaches and 120 students expected to be present. “The rolling football clinics will be modeled after the training programs conducted by [the] Real Madrid Foundation in other Asian countries such as Japan and China,” according to the press release. Real Madrid, which hopes to promote education of values through sports, has been conducting sports clinics to promote the sport among children around the world. It’s Real Madrid Foundation currently runs permanent and temporary activities and projects in 70 countries and has benefited more than 50,000 youth from different parts of the world. www.rappler.com/sports/by-sport/football/106855-real-madrid-conduct-clinics-trainings |
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Post by cjeagle on Sept 24, 2015 2:50:45 GMT 8
In a historical first, Spain’s renowned football team, Real Madrid, is coming to the Philippines to help train the country’s future football stars. Just days after Real Madrid C.F. stole the world spotlight again when its star, Cristiano Ronaldo, appeared with a young Syrian refugee in a match in the Spanish capital, the club through the Real Madrid Foundation has signed an agreement with Andrew Tan’s conglomerate, Alliance Global Group Inc. (AGI), parent company of Emperador Inc., and the PinoySports Foundation to conduct the biggest and first-ever series of football clinics in the Philippines. “We are very confident that with the training and guidance of Real Madrid’s coaches, more young Filipino players will be able to achieve their football aspirations. AGI, through Emperador Inc., is ready to invest its resources and take the lead in growing the popularity of the world’s number one sport in the Philippines,” said Kevin Tan, director, Alliance Global Group Inc. Under the partnership, a “rolling” football clinic will be established to conduct the popular campus experience program of Real Madrid C.F. by bringing in professional football coaches from Madrid, Spain to mentor the youth and local coaches across the 16 regions of the Philippines. The series of football clinics will be launched at the world-class McKinley Hill Stadium in McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio, on Oct. 5 to 9, and Oct. 12 to 16. This will be led by three visiting coaches from Real Madrid C.F., who will be mentoring 36 coaches and 360 students from the National Capital Region. “Together with PinoysSports Foundation, Alliance Global and Emperador are taking the lead in making football closer to the hearts of more Filipinos. Emperador, for its part, supports the search for the country’s future football stars,” said Tan. The formal signing of the agreement, held over the weekend in Madrid, was led by Tan along with former senator Edgardo Angara, who also chairs the PinoySports Foundation, Real Madrid Foundation executive vice president Enrique Sanchez, Real Madrid C.F. director for institutional relations Emilio Butragueño, who was once a popular Spanish football star. Also witnessing the ceremony were Philippine Ambassador to Spain Carlos Salinas and Philippine Football Federation president Mariano Araneta. www.philstar.com/sports/2015/09/24/1503320/spains-real-madrid-conduct-football-clinics-philippines |
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Post by cjeagle on Oct 6, 2015 2:48:12 GMT 8
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Post by cjeagle on Apr 20, 2016 20:22:59 GMT 8
 Real Madrid Foundation Football Clinic Philippines 2016 Boys and Girls ages 10-12, join the final leg of the Real Madrid Foundation Football Clinic Philippines 2016 on April 25 to 29 at the McKinley Hill Stadium. Brought to you by Megaworld and Pinoy Sports Foundation, supported by the Philippine Football Federation |
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