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Post by peterdpaperboy on Apr 2, 2013 10:41:19 GMT 8
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Post by peterdpaperboy on Apr 2, 2013 10:42:07 GMT 8
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Post by Usapang Football on Apr 15, 2013 6:11:12 GMT 8
jeepneymanilaph.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/teen-azkals-official-players-selection/TEEN AZKALS OFFICIAL PLAYERS SELECTION April 9, 2013 · by Anonymous · in Fitness, Jeepney Manila, People, Sports. · Football is one of the sports that does not need any height criteria and I believe this could be one of the sports that we as a Filipino can outstand and be known for . It is because of the AZKAL professional team that Philippine Football Federation (PFF) has been created and has become a part of Philippine Sports , thus it will continue to be the pioneer and models for the succeeding teams and groups that may be formed and even for the categories such as the TEEN Azkals and JR. Azkals for that matter. Filipinos Under-19 years of age is one of the requirements to be in football group “Teen Azkals” hopefuls spent a week-long training camp at Evia City Football field at Daang Hari, Las Pinas City and will end on April 6, 2013 which also serves as part of the tryouts for the upcoming competition internationally. Teen Azkals hopefuls with Assistant Coach Glenn Ramos at Evia Football Field Team Manager Alvin Carranza made sure that everything is organize and according to plan to choose the best from the rest, a 28-man pool, which began with the scouting of potentials with the help of the Teams Coach Marlon Maro, Philippine Football Association Ramon Manuel and Assistant Coach Glenn Ramos. Mc Carranz Kim & Troi, Star Sports Jun Lim, Assistant Coach Glenn Ramos, PIA4A Dolores Ledesma, Philippine Football Association Ramon Manuel and me According to Coach Marlon “From this pool will come the national team that will compete in the Asian Football Federation (AFF) Under-19 and Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Under-19 qualifiers that will be held later somewhat in September or October this year” Head Coach Marlon Maro with the Teen Azkals hopefuls Players came from different parts of the world like Italy, Australia among others. “This camp is an opportunity for local and overseas players to showcase their skills so they can play for the Teen Azkals.” Maro said. In terms of selection, Coach Maro stated that everything is fair even players came from abroad or local, it’s about the skills of each player. When asked to give just 5 standout hopefuls, He just smiled and declined to answer for now since the camp is not yet finish. Philippine Information Agency 4A writers Ana Demerin , Dolores Ledesma, & Engr. Grace B. Nicholas with me and blogger Dianne Salonga Philippine Football Federation Ramon “Chito” Manuel is asking the public for sponsorship to help the Teen Azkals who will be the future Azkals and our hope for Philippine Football. So far, help came from OneA Event Center, Melba’s Farm, Diadora, Comoda Ville, Umbro, Cafe Lupe, McCarranz Graphics International, Topcoms, Larger than life quality posters and Leon Philippe dairy fresh. Like them on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/PhilippinesteenAzkalsOfficialSource: atibapangpangyayari.blogspot.com/2013/04/teen-azkals-official-players-will-be.htmlAuthor: Mac Vasquez is an IT Expert and professional blogger from the Philippines.
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Post by Usapang Football on Apr 15, 2013 6:12:33 GMT 8
www.curlydianne.com/2013/04/03/hooked-up-with-the-promising-teen-azkals/HOOKED UP WITH THE PROMISING TEEN AZKALS SPORTS I’m a football fanatics of Azkals and when I’ve heard of this “Teen Azkals”; I’ve visited them from one of their tryouts in Evia City Football field at Daang Hari, Las Pinas City last April 2. The Philippine Under-19 (U19) football ”Teen Azkals” hopefuls spent a week-long training camp and will end on April 6, 2013 and also serves as their training ground for the upcoming international competition. Mc Carranz Kim and Mr. Troi, Star Sports Jun Lim, Assistant Coach Glenn Ramos, PIA4A Dolores Ledesma,Philippine Football Association Ramon Manuel and Ms. Grace Nicolas with Head Coach Marlon Maro of Teen Azkals I have a chance to interviewed Assistant Coach Glenn Ramos and he said ” we have a tune up games / training almost every week”. Some of the Teen Azkals hopefuls are from Dubai, Italy, Australia and other countries. This coming May 14 to 19, they will be having a training at Cebu preferably at the Aboitiz Football Field for their tryouts opportunity and this is open to all. Head Coach Marlon Maro explaining to the Teen Azkals hopefuls The Teen Azkals U19 training and tryout at the Evia City Philippine Football Federation (PFF) Ramon “Chito” Manuel The Philippine Football Federation Ramon (PFF) “Chito” Manuel is asking the public for sponsorship to help the Teen Azkals who will be the future Azkals and our hope for Philippine Football. As of this moment, the help from the team came from OneA Event Center, Cafe Lupe, Melba’s Farm, Diadora, Comoda Ville, Umbro, , McCarranz Graphics International, Topcoms, Larger than Life quality posters and Leon Philippe dairy fresh.
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Post by veryfatchocobo on Apr 15, 2013 13:31:58 GMT 8
This is the same team that's been beating elite youth club teams right? If so, I hope they don't fall into the problem of the US team where we make the best youth but worst professionals by making the youth over-compete. It works for US Football, basketball, and baseball but obviously not football. I do trust the PFF that this won't happen despite the Philippines' love for US culture.
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Post by jonny on Aug 22, 2013 19:06:34 GMT 8
ASEAN U16 Championship in Myanmar
Malaysia 6-0 Philippines
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Post by jonny on Aug 23, 2013 23:50:40 GMT 8
Indonesia 2-0 Philippines
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Post by strikerbon on Aug 24, 2013 22:56:43 GMT 8
Australia 19-0 Brunei. no that's not a typo  |
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Post by jonny on Aug 25, 2013 22:22:21 GMT 8
AFF U16 : Singapore 2-0 Philippines
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Post by cjeagle on Feb 26, 2015 12:31:15 GMT 8
For the first time ever, there will be full turnout for both the AFF Under-16 and also the U19 Championships this year with all 12 member associations taking part. This year’s AFF U16 and also the U19 Championships will be held in Indonesia with the former in Solo while the latter in Sidoarjo. The AFF U16 meet will see the 12 twelve teams being separated into two groups while for the U19, they will be placed in three groups. The draw for the meet in Solo will see hosts Indonesia being placed in Group B against Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Cambodia and Myanmar. Group A are Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Timor Leste, Brunei DS and Thailand. The groupings for the U19 will be done at a later date. www.aseanfootball.org/v2/?p=19240 |
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Post by cjeagle on Jun 6, 2015 0:38:17 GMT 8
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Post by cjeagle on Jun 8, 2015 22:20:57 GMT 8
www.fullpointcebu.com/tryouts-for-philippine-under-16-june-89-at-dbtc/Tryouts for Philippine Under 16 June 8,9 at DBTC All football players born 2000 here in Cebu are called to the open tryouts for the Philippine Under 16 team, June 9 and 10 at the football field of the Don Bosco Technology Center (DBTC) in Punta Princesa, Cebu City. The tryouts will be conducted by Philippine U16 head coach Mari Aberasturi in three sessions—June 9, 6am to 8am and 3pm to 6pm, and June 10, 6am to 8am. Aberasturi has already conducted tryouts in Bukidnon over the weekend and after here, he will also hold tryouts in Bacolod, Dipolog and lastly in Manila. According to Aberasturi, he will be selecting 30 players who show potentials for the one month training camp which will start on June 25 at the University of the Philippines Los Banos with the expenses to be shouldered by the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) excluding allowance for the players. From 30, 18 will be selected to man the official lineup of the Philippine U16 that will see action in the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Under 16 Youth Championship which will kick off on July 27 in Indonesia and end in August. Aberasturi’s assistant coach will be former Philippine Azkals standout Emilio “Chieffy” Caligdong while the goalkeeping coach will be Anthony Albao. In the Cebu tryout, Aberasturi will be assisted by coaches Jose Dennis Penalosa, Glen Ramos, Dave Gerali, who is also the goalkeeping coach of the Philippine Under 14, and Allan Medalla.
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Post by teddyandtimmysdad on Jun 9, 2015 1:22:52 GMT 8
What about players from far away such as the NCR region? School starts for most on June 8, this just doesn't seem very fair unless you are from cebu..,
And why is this only publicized on the 8th/9th making it impossible for hopefuls from far away to try out?
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Post by cjeagle on Jun 9, 2015 1:30:59 GMT 8
What about players from far away such as the NCR region? School starts for most on June 8, this just doesn't seem very fair unless you are from cebu.., And why is this only publicized on the 8th/9th making it impossible for hopefuls from far away to try out? I think they have tryouts for different regions. The one above is for Cebu. As the article indicated there will also be tryouts in Bacolod, Dipolog and Manila(the last one) on different dates. Check with the PFF for the NCR ones. |
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Post by teddyandtimmysdad on Jun 9, 2015 1:57:04 GMT 8
Thanks! Asking around, I will report back any info I find. I think it is important for this to be a fair and open process so every kid has a chance and more importantly that the best raw talent is identified.
By the way, I heard some time ago that due to issues with distance, separate pools would be created in major football centers so that there could be some continuity in the program. Has anyone heard anything about this concept? I think it is a great idea...
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