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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Wednesday, January 25, 2006 |
Budget
woes hound
WV Prisaa campaign
Close to P600,000 is still lacking from the P1.7 million proposed budget to fund Western Visayas' campaign in the National Private Schools and Athletics Association Games in Pangasinan, WV PRISAA athletic manager Roger Banzuela said yesterday.
The bulk of the expenses will cover the transportation
of the athletes and officials estimated at P975,600, while the remaining
allocation will be spent for the food, accommodation and uniforms of
the contingent, Banzuela, who also serves as the chairman of the Region
VI PRISAA technical committee, said. 
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Negros
booters ready Three days before plunging into action, the coach of the Negros Occidental Football Association XI said his squad is ready for battle in the Visayas qualifying tournament of the Philippine Football Federation National Men's Senior Championship that unfolds Jan. 27 at the Silliman University pitch in Dumaguete City. "I can not promise that we will win, but we are definitely prepared to battle," NOFA coach Fredie Lazarito told the DAILY STAR yesterday. The Negros football squad, bannered by the University of St. La
Salle booters, will take on Cebu FA and Oriental Negros FA for the
right to represent Visayas in the national finals in Iloilo next
month. |
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USLS,
SSA spikers Defending champions University of St. La Salle and St. Scholastica's Academy smashed separate rivals to pace the Negros Occidental Private School Sports, Cultural and Educational Association aspirants volleyball tournament at the USLS College Covered Court over the weekend. The La Sallians trampled Jack and Jill School-Castleson, 25-16, 25-13, and Mansilingan Christian Academy, 27-25, 25-7, Saturday before posting a 25-17, 26-24 victory over University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos Talisay on Sunday to share the lead in the boys' category with La Consolacion College-Main. St. Scholastica's Academy beat St. Joseph's School-La Salle, 25-19,
25-21, Saturday, before demolishing Trinity Christian School, 25-11,
25-11, Sunday to forge a three-way tie for the top spot of the girls'
division with St. Benilde School and USLS. |
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