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Post by dingodile5 on Jul 8, 2012 0:04:01 GMT 8
RT @philfootball Boys U19/U18/U17 (born 1993 and above) try-outs today and tomorrow at the UP Diliman Track Oval. Registration starts at 7am. The news clip says that this is just for Luzon and there will be also try outs in Visayas and Mindanao soon. Only 25 in Luzon will be chosen.
(The Under-19 national team "Musangs" have a separate thread: usapangfootball.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=853. Please be reminded. Thank you. --stellarboy) |
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Post by dingodile5 on Jul 8, 2012 19:16:06 GMT 8
@philfootball Good turn out of players for today's tryouts. #azkals pic.twitter.com/DPDCJKdd  @philfootball Coaches getting ready. pic.twitter.com/PyUZKphH 
Lots of players attended the tryout in Luzon. Only 25 in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao will be chosen for a total of 75 players. They also need to train coaches. |
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Post by dingodile5 on Jul 11, 2012 23:50:59 GMT 8
Is your name on the list?
40 players from all those who attended the try-out in Diliman will attend the the Final Selection of the 25 Luzon Players on July 15, 2012 BGC 6 to 8pm
1. Acosta, Emilio
2. Ahmad, Aseel
3. Alcoresa, Harold
4. Alilam, Paolo
5. Amita, Arnel
6. Andres, Jose
7. Antonio, Felino
8. Balabat, Nimrod
9. Balanueco, Janryl
10. Bautista, Junell
11. Bayan, Ranilo
12. Benedicto, Nikko
13. Bonoan, Juan
14. Cadiz, Mark
15. Carranza, Skie
16. Cubon, Reymart
17. Custodio, Mathew
18. Diaz, Van Rey
19. Gadia, Daniel
20. Goitia, Jorge
21. Gonzalez, Gabriel
22. Hermosa, Lorenzo
23. Maglinas, Rogie
24. Mangaong, Randy
25. Maniquis, Andreas
26. Melliza, Khristian
27. Montemayor, Jin Daniel
28. Monterona, Resty
29. Orlandez, Roberto
30. Ortiz, Enrique
31. Ramos, Javier
32. Rayos,Alex
33. Resuma, Raphael
34. Roxas, Julian
35. Sandoval, Jay-R
36. Suarez, Jonah
37. Talaroc, Richard
38. Villanueva, Nathaniel
39. Villegas, Christian
25 will also be selected from Visayas and Mindanao and will serve as the 50 player pool for the U19 AFC Championship Qualifiers in 2013
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Post by dingodile5 on Jul 18, 2012 8:00:19 GMT 8
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Post by markilizer on Sept 23, 2012 0:53:53 GMT 8
Can Teen Azkals do better than Azkals?By Reuel Vidal Philippine football was virtually resurrected by the Azkals. Football, which used to be a marginalized sport with hard-core followers only in select provinces and schools, has suddenly become the sport of the moment with Azkals games enjoying wide viewership on live TV. But popular as they are the Azkals are far from being dominant even at the Asean level never mind the Asian level. Teen Azkals team manager Alvin Carranza believes the key to maximizing the potential of local football players is to identify the talent early and have them play together and develop together. Carranza has implemented a program to ensure not just the growth of the sport in the country but that were will be new talent ready to take over from the present generation of Azkals. “The past two years has seen a big leap forward for Philippine football. To guarantee the depth, quality and continuity of the program, we have to continue developing the national youth teams,” said Carranza. Caranza together with coaches Aris Caslib and Marlon Maro have virtually scoured the countryside for the best young football players to be found for the Teen Azkals Men’s Under 19 selection. Among their stops was the Palarong Pambansa 2012 football tournament in Pangasinan, recently. The selection team then held the second phase of the search for players by conducting tryouts for nominated players in UP Diliman and the BGC (Bonifacio Global City) artificial football turf last July which saw the 200 best teen footballers in Metro Manila in attendance. The third phase of the selection process involved bringing the select 75 players from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao to San Carlos and Bacolod City, Negros Occidental for the final cut. Chosen were some 30 of the most talented Filipino football players aged 18 years old and below who will be trained together as a group in preparation for the AFC Under19 Qualifiers 2013 and the Asean Football Federation (AFF) Under 19 Championship 2013. The Teen Azkals team manager said they want a big group so that they select the best of the best to represent the Philippines. “Camps and opportunities for international games will be scheduled in the near future in order to strengthen the Teen Azkals bid for those tournaments. All of this will be for flag and country,” said Carranza. Football talent needs to be identified and trained as early as possible according to the Teen Azkals manager. “The athletes must be in training while they are still young, in high school or even younger. Too late if the scholarships come in only at college level,” Carranza said in a published report. He added that the country needs a program to bring together the young football players early and to have them trained together. According to Carranza this was the winning strategy that Malaysia, the 26th South East Asian Games (SEAG) champion in football, implemented. Their football players were brought together at a young age and they were able to play and train together for several years. This is the kind of environment which Carranza hopes to prepare for the Teen Azkals if they hope to improve on the gains made by the elder generation of Azkals. The latest additions to the Teen Azkals are two Benguet booters. Junel Bautista, is a fourth year high school student from Benguet National High School. Randy Mangaoang is a freshman engineering student at the University of Baguio. Both were chosen from the Luzon tryout at University of the Philippines-Diliman. They join a team of young hopefuls eager to take center stage as the next stars of Philippine football. manilastandardtoday.com/2012/09/23/can-teen-azkals-do-better-than-azkals/
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Post by strikerbon on Sept 23, 2012 8:40:07 GMT 8
we really need to improve our youth teams. we get so much insult from our neighboring countries because our youth teams sucks at international level. our homegrown players lacks experience and that is why we get trashed by our opponents.
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Post by jaygee20gensaya on Oct 4, 2012 23:52:04 GMT 8
I dont know if you guys watch Kate talkactive on studio 23 every saturday but interestly though, the monicjer TEEN AZKALS is always being falshed on the screen while the show is going on. Did the PFF pay s23 to advertise the teen azkals> or is Kate Coseteng just a supporter of the youth team? Just curious since it is only teen azkals being flashed, not plainly AZKALS.  |
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