+ Follow BASKETBALL REFEREES COMMISSION Tag
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[Title] => PSC to transfer NSA offices to Philsports
[Summary] => Once the plan is approved, all national sports associations will have to vacate their offices at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex for new ones inside the Philsports Complex in Pasig City.
The Philippine Sports Commission under chairman William "Butch" Ramirez is close to finalizing discussions within the board regarding the transfer that may start next month.
Guillermo Iroy, PSC executive director, said majority of the 41 NSAs hold office at the RMSC, particularly the four-storey PSC administrative building fronting Vito Cruz.
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[Title] => Erring ref in FEU-NU duel suspended
[Summary] => Let this serve as a warning to all UAAP referees.
League commissioner Edmundo "Ato" Badolato yesterday cracked the whip on referee Boy Quisido who was meted a heavy five-game suspension for making the buzzer-beating call that gave defending champion FEU a one-point overtime victory over National University last Saturday.
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[Title] => Basketball sec-gen fears he’s next
[Summary] => Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) secretary-general Graham Lim said yesterday he may be next in line for an assassin’s bullet after Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok survived an ambush at the Rizal Memorial complex last week.
Lim said the day before Go was shot, his unit in a Binondo apartment building was ransacked by an unidentified man late morning. Lim, his wife and their two children were out when the break-in happened.
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[Title] => Career shift for ex-referee
[Summary] => Former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) referee Meynard Ballecer is seriously considering a career in coaching now that he’s no longer blowing a whistle on the court.
For Ballecer, coaching is nothing new. He was on the coaching staff of the national women’s basketball team in 1997 and he’s the head coach of the La Salle Dasmarinas senior girls squad.
[DatePublished] => 2003-04-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => UAAP not just basketball
[Summary] => The country’s premier school league kicks off its 65th season tomorrow not just with the usual bang but with an intensified drive to once again put premium on quality competition and fair play.
But men’s basketball, the centerpiece of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP), would not solely hog the spotlight in the 2002-2003 season but also the 12 other sports regularly calendared by the country’s premier amateur league.
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[Title] => UAAP opens shop July 13, vows reforms in officiating
[Summary] => The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) raises the curtains on its 65th season at the Araneta Coliseum on July 13 with the expectation of also elevating officiating in the country’s most prestigious collegiate league to higher levels.
Matches between last season’s losing finalist Ateneo and fourth-placer National University (NU) in the main game at 4 p.m. and fifth-placer University of the East and second-to-the-last finisher University of the Philppines in the opener at 1 kick off hostilities in a season many feel would go down the wire.
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[Title] => Jalasco mulls ouster of two RP coaches for taking sides
[Summary] => For defying the Philippine Olympic Committee and openly siding with his rival group, Basketball Association of the Philippines president Freddie Jalasco is seriously considering sacking David Zamar and Bay Cristobal as coaches of the national cage teams.
BAP sources said that Jalasco, the POC-recognized chief of the cage body, was furious as he admonished Zamar, the men’s team mentor, and Cristobal, who handles the women’s squad, for bonding together to support the other BAP faction headed by Quintellano Literal.
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[Title] => De Tagle denies robbery charges
[Summary] => Tito Perez de Tagle, deputy secretary general of the Basketball Association of the Philippines faction headed by Freddie Jalasco, yesterday vehemently denied the accusations of "robbery and forcible entry" hurled against him by the other BAP group a day after he tried to retake the BAP office at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
De Tagle said he tried to retake the BAP office Sunday on the premise that Jalasco’s group is the one recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee and has the sole right to occupy the office.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-20 00:00:00
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BASKETBALL REFEREES COMMISSION
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[Title] => PSC to transfer NSA offices to Philsports
[Summary] => Once the plan is approved, all national sports associations will have to vacate their offices at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex for new ones inside the Philsports Complex in Pasig City.
The Philippine Sports Commission under chairman William "Butch" Ramirez is close to finalizing discussions within the board regarding the transfer that may start next month.
Guillermo Iroy, PSC executive director, said majority of the 41 NSAs hold office at the RMSC, particularly the four-storey PSC administrative building fronting Vito Cruz.
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[Title] => Erring ref in FEU-NU duel suspended
[Summary] => Let this serve as a warning to all UAAP referees.
League commissioner Edmundo "Ato" Badolato yesterday cracked the whip on referee Boy Quisido who was meted a heavy five-game suspension for making the buzzer-beating call that gave defending champion FEU a one-point overtime victory over National University last Saturday.
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[Title] => Basketball sec-gen fears he’s next
[Summary] => Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) secretary-general Graham Lim said yesterday he may be next in line for an assassin’s bullet after Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association (PATAFA) president Go Teng Kok survived an ambush at the Rizal Memorial complex last week.
Lim said the day before Go was shot, his unit in a Binondo apartment building was ransacked by an unidentified man late morning. Lim, his wife and their two children were out when the break-in happened.
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[Title] => Career shift for ex-referee
[Summary] => Former Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) referee Meynard Ballecer is seriously considering a career in coaching now that he’s no longer blowing a whistle on the court.
For Ballecer, coaching is nothing new. He was on the coaching staff of the national women’s basketball team in 1997 and he’s the head coach of the La Salle Dasmarinas senior girls squad.
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[Title] => UAAP not just basketball
[Summary] => The country’s premier school league kicks off its 65th season tomorrow not just with the usual bang but with an intensified drive to once again put premium on quality competition and fair play.
But men’s basketball, the centerpiece of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP), would not solely hog the spotlight in the 2002-2003 season but also the 12 other sports regularly calendared by the country’s premier amateur league.
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[Title] => UAAP opens shop July 13, vows reforms in officiating
[Summary] => The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) raises the curtains on its 65th season at the Araneta Coliseum on July 13 with the expectation of also elevating officiating in the country’s most prestigious collegiate league to higher levels.
Matches between last season’s losing finalist Ateneo and fourth-placer National University (NU) in the main game at 4 p.m. and fifth-placer University of the East and second-to-the-last finisher University of the Philppines in the opener at 1 kick off hostilities in a season many feel would go down the wire.
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[Title] => Jalasco mulls ouster of two RP coaches for taking sides
[Summary] => For defying the Philippine Olympic Committee and openly siding with his rival group, Basketball Association of the Philippines president Freddie Jalasco is seriously considering sacking David Zamar and Bay Cristobal as coaches of the national cage teams.
BAP sources said that Jalasco, the POC-recognized chief of the cage body, was furious as he admonished Zamar, the men’s team mentor, and Cristobal, who handles the women’s squad, for bonding together to support the other BAP faction headed by Quintellano Literal.
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[Title] => De Tagle denies robbery charges
[Summary] => Tito Perez de Tagle, deputy secretary general of the Basketball Association of the Philippines faction headed by Freddie Jalasco, yesterday vehemently denied the accusations of "robbery and forcible entry" hurled against him by the other BAP group a day after he tried to retake the BAP office at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
De Tagle said he tried to retake the BAP office Sunday on the premise that Jalasco’s group is the one recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee and has the sole right to occupy the office.
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