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                    [Summary] => Queen City United maintained its composure as it fashioned out a hard earned 2-1 victory over Cagayan de Oro to clinch a finals berth in the Philippine Football Federation National Women's Open Championships at the Tiongko Field in Davao City.


The Cebuanas struggled in the first half when its skipper Jan Salac played below par as she is suffering from a heart ailment.


"We played at one in the afternoon for the first time in this tournament, and I was having a hard time because of my ailment," Salac said.


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                    [Title] => National Women's Football: Cebuanas enter semifinal round
                    [Summary] => Cebu's Queen City United (QCU) lady booters blasted off Rizal, 3-0, to enter the semifinal round in the 2005 Philippine Football Federation National Women's Championship at the Tiongko field in Davao City.


The absence of coach Richard Montayre, who came back to Cebu for an important business engagement, did not hinder the Cebuanas from keeping their momentum going as they chalked their third straight victory.


Glen Quishido, an officer of QCU, took over the coaching chores for Montayre, who will be back in time for the semifinals clash.


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                    [Title] => Cebuanas blank Iligan
                    [Summary] => The Cebuana booters blanked Iligan, 3-0, to stay unbeaten in the 2005 Philippine Football Federation National Women's Championship at the Tiongko Field in Davao City yesterday.


Carrying the banner of the Queen City United (QCU), the Cebu bets maintained its lead in bracket A with a 2-0 win-loss card.


Queen City, skippered by Jan Salac, did not find it hard to beat Iligan as they were already familiar with the moves of their opponent. Iligan played in two tournaments here in Cebu and the Cebuanas always beat them.


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National Women's Football Open: Cebuanos enter finals

By Sona Mae V. Povadora | August 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Queen City United maintained its composure as it fashioned out a hard earned 2-1 victory over Cagayan de Oro to clinch a finals berth in the Philippine Football Federation National Women's Open Championships at the...

Freeman Cebu Sports

National Women's Football: Cebuanas enter semifinal round

By Sona Mae V. Povadora | August 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Cebu's Queen City United (QCU) lady booters blasted off Rizal, 3-0, to enter the semifinal round in the 2005 Philippine Football Federation National Women's Championship at the Tiongko field in Davao City. The absence...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Cebuanas blank Iligan

By Caecent No-ot Magsumbol | August 18, 2005 - 12:00am

The Cebuana booters blanked Iligan, 3-0, to stay unbeaten in the 2005 Philippine Football Federation National Women's Championship at the Tiongko Field in Davao City yesterday. Carrying the banner of the Queen City...

Freeman Cebu Sports